The Weeknd and Jenna Ortega made an appearance at Coachella Weekend 2 to promote the release of their forthcoming film 'Hurry ...

The Weeknd has dropped the music video for his hit track Drive on YouTube, which stars Jenna Ortega. The drive track is featured in the Hurry Up Tomorrow album, which was released on January 31, 2025.

The Weeknd shares 'Drive' music video starring Jenna Ortega from his upcoming album-related film 'Hurry Up Tomorrow,' out May ...

“It feels like your eye is on fire. It’s the most painful eye injury I can think of.” At a biochemical level, Euphorbia sap disrupts the membranes of corneal cells, causing severe abrasions, Doss ...

The sunshine, temperature, and wind outside can affect your eyes and lead to more dryness. The indoor heat during winter months can also dry them out. But heat can also benefit your eyes.

The human eye does not actually see purple ... Well, purple is just your brain’s way of resolving confusion. That’s right. Red and blue (or violet) wavelengths are two opposite extremes ...

Music // 1 day ago Jenna Ortega joins The Weeknd in 'Drive' music video April 18 (UPI) -- Jenna Ortega joins The Weeknd in his music video for "Drive," a song that appears on his album "Hurry up ...

A duo called Frat Poison sang in a New York City subway station recently and quickly drew a crowd. (Watch the video below.) Maybe it was the catchy song choice, Chappell Roan’s “Pink Pony Club,” or ...

Looking after your eyes isn’t just about avoiding strain or ensuring your prescription is up to date. Having the right nutrients is critical – but do you need a targeted supplement?

Back in 2023, The Weeknd threw his creative efforts into acting. This HBO’s short-lived series The Idol was born. While that show, which starred the “Cry For Me” singer, Lily-Rose Depp ...

CLOSE YOUR EYES has won the very first music show trophy of their career! On the April 8 episode of “The Show,” the candidates for first place were CLOSE YOUR EYES’ “All My Poetry ...

Recent studies suggest that getting to the hospital in time for cardiac monitoring could help you reduce your chances of dying to about 12%, according to WebMD.