Kristin is enjoying the last stretch of summer and focusing on her skin.
In a new series of photos, the 39-year old reality star and entrepreneur is wearing a string black bikini to promote her Uncommon Beauty skin care line.
Cavallari, wearing a triangle black bikini and bottoms with ties on the sides of each side in one photo, posed next to a sheer curtain that overlooked the water.
She held the curtain with her other hand while facing the camera. One of her hands rested on the hip. Cavallari’s shoulder-length blonde hair was worn in loose waves against a background of a blue pool and skyline.
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Cavallari captioned her Instagram photo: “Tan Lines, Vitamin C and Peptides.”
Cavallari was captured in the black bikini from the side on a second photograph.
She smiled while her closed eyes were raised. Behind her, the pool and waterside setting were still visible.
Cavallari used her photo shoot as a way to highlight a particular product in Uncommon Beauty.
Cavallari is shown in a close up image leaning against a palm while holding the brand’s Pineapple Peptide Nectar. A large leaf in green partially frames the picture. She continues wearing her black bikini.
Cavallari’s latest photos come months after she walked the runway for Uncommon James at Miami Swim Week.
Cavallari explained how she got ready to do the swimsuit runway during a podcast episode on June 23, “How I Get Runway Ready For Miami Swim Week.”
Cavallari said that she knew about the show about three months before it took place and had become more disciplined a week or so prior to the event.
You guys already know that I am generally healthy. “But then I did something like crank it up at least a week out”, she explained.
Alcohol was one of the most significant changes.
Cavallari explained that she had drunk twice within three months leading up to Miami.
She also talked about how her fitness approach has changed over time, explaining that it is no longer a priority for her to follow a strict workout routine.
In the past few years, I have become more relaxed about my eating habits and exercise. She said, “I think I feel and look the best that I have ever felt.”
Cavallari says she aims to do four sessions a week. This includes three full-body workouts and one StairMaster session.
Cavallari revealed that she had been dealing with a strained labrum for several months.
In my mind, I thought, “I am trying to be runway-ready for a bikini, but you are telling me that I can’t really work my legs out.” But I managed. “I took an entire week off from doing anything to my legs,” said the woman.
Cavallari was forced to reduce the amount of heavy weights that she usually uses. She believed this change would work in her favour before the runway show.
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She said, “I think it was in my favour because I could lean out a bit more, just like I had been a bit thinner in the past couple of years.” “And I believe it worked for me on the runway.”
Cavallari acknowledged that despite months of training, she felt “so nervous” when she stepped onto the runway.
She said, “As soon as I left, it felt like it was time to go.”
Cavallari described her experience as being a landmark for her, and also her company.
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She said, “It was a wonderful moment for both the company and me, as I was very nervous.” “I love it when I step out of my comfort zones and do something new that makes me nervous.”

Felicia Day has been reuniting with friends and colleagues for years. She is currently working on a board game television series, collaborating once again with Wil Wheaton.
The 10-episode “Conludo” series will be released as unlocked content for the ongoing Kickstarter campaign of “The Guild Ren Faire’d”, which has raised more than $5.26million, exceeding its original goal of $1.5million. The Latin word “Conludo” means “play together”, and each episode will include Day and Wheaton talking before choosing a game relevant to the topic they are discussing and inviting other celebrities to play with them.
This project will be familiar to fans of Day and Wheaton’s “TableTop,” a four-season web series which ran from 2012-2017, on Day’s YouTube channel Geek & Sundry.
Day told Variety that “we’ve FOMOed for more than a decade and just want to have fun again. Especially with those new content producers.” Some of them I met over the past couple years and I would like to have a game with them. The web is a great place to be and I hope the show will last a very long time. We feature a lot of products and different people, which I find fascinating.
Variety confirmed exclusive that the newly-booked “Conludo’ guest stars are Todd Stashwick Anjali Bimani Grace Helbig Mamrie hart and John Ross Bowie. This show is more about Day and Wheaton than it will be the games that they play.
Wheaton said that it was very important for him to showcase available games in the form of printed books. After a few episode, it became apparent that we needed to inform distributors of the fact that things were selling so fast. “Conludo” will allow us to approach it in a different way. If ‘TableTop,’ was about the action on the table during the game, then ‘Conludo,’ would be about the conversation around the table. It’s not just about playing the game. The experience you get when you are hanging out is what’s important. “We can play games there are only 40 copies in the entire world.”
Day is excited to return to “Conludo”, her web-based content roots, amid the popularity of “Let’s Play” and actual play TV shows.
I was always ahead of the game. Day says, “I was told people would not want to watch people playing board games.” I was told the internet was not an appropriate place to read narrative fiction. It was said that D&D streaming was a complete waste of time and money. These are things I’ve done first. Now that actual-play is so popular, diverse, and well supported, I thought it was a great time to try something new. I’m always trying to do something different or first. “I would prefer to stand out by doing something new.”
Wheaton and Day both want to know if “Conludo”, which will have 10 episodes produced as part of the Kickstarter campaign in the future, can be made into an ongoing show.
Wheaton explains: “It is a matter of whether or not we would like to build our own platform and distribute ourselves, or if we’d rather use someone else’s.” We’re weighing the options and will do what’s best for our audience. That’s the first thing we consider. Both of us are concerned that the show is not too difficult to watch. And difficult can be interpreted in many different ways. This can be as simple as reaching for their wallet to get more cash. You can download an app that you would not normally use. Felicia talked about how to do this in an easy, flat and democratic manner that reaches out to everyone, another aspect that puts us in opposition with the typical business model of the entertainment industry.
Day, the founder of Geek & Sundry says that she “has no desire” to start another company in which she would be producing dozens shows.
Day says, “I used to focus on other performers. Now I just do things with friends and for myself.” Day says that ‘Conludo,’ will really be the focus of this area. “I’m hoping we can sustain this as widely as possible. Whether that is our YouTube channel, or another service that allows free streaming, we will explore that a great deal.”
Day’s priority in terms of finding distribution partners is to get the movie “Conludo”, which was funded by Kickstarter, to those who were behind the “The Guild Reunion Movie Project”. Day has set a release date for 2027 for “The Guild”, which sees Day, Wheaton and the other cast members reprise their roles after the show ended in 2013.
Our backers, of course, are no. 1. Day: “I want them to be happy. They get their goods. The movie is delivered in the exact format that we promised. “We are in talks with distributors regarding theatrical releases, but we will definitely look at other distribution methods.”
Day said that the Blu-ray version was what “made us the winner” of funding.
Day says that “our fans love the Blu-ray, it was the least requested thing.” Day says, “I did not want to do things two ways. But everyone was okay with paying for extra shipping so we will offer it, and that option will be available.” “I do think that there will be another Blu-ray version available in stores and other forms, but I don’t believe it will be the exclusive one that includes extras.”
The “The Guild Ren Faire” campaign on Kickstarter runs until Friday. It is currently in line to beat the previous record of the biggest crowdfunded movie, which was “Veronica Mars”, which raised $5.7 millions back in 2013. Day claims that they will need to raise all of this money to produce the film she has in mind, since the California tax credit for the project recently was denied.
Day tells us that “we didn’t get past the first round.” We definitely did all the work, but this is an arcane process. If we told a large company that we planned to film the entire movie in Georgia we could get tax credits, and then sell them immediately for the money. It is a very simple process.”
Day believes that the refusal was due to “something about how many jobs we would be creating” in relation to the other projects.
Day: “I have spoken to other productions that did not get it. I cannot name them, but there were A-listers in those shows.” Day says that a showrunner from A-list was knocked out in the first round. Knowing that only 5% goes towards anything less than $10 million makes this category extremely competitive.
According to the California Film Commission (CFC), 5% of allotted tax credits for film and television are allocated as independent projects with a budget under $10m. Another 5% is given out independent projects above that amount.
Day says that the credit should be automatically applied to any amount below $5 or $10 million.
Day explains, “It’s not about hoarding money to fund a few $500 million projects that benefit A-list actors, A-list producers, and the big studios. Indie films don’t stand a chance of staying in L.A..” Day says, “I’m not going to Atlanta in two months so I have to change my script. If I cannot, we will have to take action. “But the fact that the prices are so different and it is such a hassle is really upsetting.”
Day added: “In contrast to other states, you do not get the California tax credits immediately. You get the refund — just like what we’d get in March 2028. As an independent producer, this would mean that I’d have to borrow money in order to use it when I needed to. This means I could charge up to 40%, 20% or 30% of the amount to delay payment. The mechanics are unfriendly to independent creators who don’t own millions in bank accounts to use as a float. It’s impossible for independent films to flourish at the birthplace of cinema, which is sad.

GREENVILLE (S.C.) (AP). According to a report from the Greenville Police Department, Brian Hickerson, Hayden Panettiere’s boyfriend who was with her on and off, as well as his brother Zach Hickerson, were both at the apartment in South Carolina where Panettiere died last weekend.
The report stated that a Greenville officer responded to a residence on Sunday and was greeted by two brothers. He then saw paramedics perform CPR for an unconscious woman.
The officer noted that “the patient didn’t seem to have obvious physical reasons for being unresponsive.” The emergency workers tried to save Panettiere’s life, but at 2:31 pm they declared her dead.
Her death is still under investigation. Police said they saw no evidence of criminal intent and an autopsy revealed no sign of trauma.
On Friday, the 37-year-old former child star who rose to fame on TV in “Nashville”, “Heroes”, and other shows, despite struggles with depression and alcoholism, turned out.
Tumultuous relationship
Brian Hickerson, a 37-year old aspiring actor who was accused of physical abuse by Panettiere for many years.
In 2020, he was accused of multiple counts of abuse and no contest on two counts. He spent a brief time in prison due to this case. The sentence was four years probation, anger management sessions and Alcoholics Anonymous.
A Los Angeles judge denied his request to lower the conviction from misdemeanors to misdemeanors. He had completed all of the conditions and asked for a reduction in charges. Pat Carey’s attorney, Hickerson sent a message Tuesday to ask for comment.
In her book “This Is Me”, which was published in May, Panettiere described Hickerson’s experience behind bars and expressed how she believed it could change him.
She wrote: “I just wanted Brian in prison long enough for him to get scared, but not so long that he became a bad person.” “I wanted him to acknowledge his mistakes and make changes as a result, but I did not want him to be traumatized in an irreversible manner.”
Her decision to let go of her resentment and forgive Hickerson was described in a letter she wrote after meeting him at a West Hollywood eatery, where they had noticed his “charming” smile.
Redactions in police reports
According to the heavily redacted police report, the officer who responded first spoke with Zach Hickerson said that the woman, who was not responding, was his brother’s girlfriend.
Zach was very emotional as EMS worked on Hayden. Brian didn’t become emotional until EMS officially declared Hayden dead,” said the officer.
The officer led the brothers from the apartment after she had been declared dead. Brian was “more deeply” spoken to by the officer, but details are not included in the report.
The list of Panettiere’s medications has also been redacted.
She was open with her addiction problems
In her new book, Panettiere describes the scars of her fame and addiction to alcohol. She also admits that she suffered from postpartum depressive disorder after giving birth to her daughter Kaya with Ukrainian boxer Wladimir Klitschko.
When Panettiere was 2, her daughter began to live with Klitschko in Ukraine full time. The actor struggled with addiction and mental illness at the time. In 2015, she entered rehab while filming the movie “Nashville.”
In an interview she gave to podcaster Jay Shetty, in May, she stated: “I believe there is a very common misconception about me giving up my child.” This could not be further from the truth.
Klitschko, in a Tuesday statement, said that he would make sure his daughter will always think of her mother.
She built a career that was incredible through her talent and also faced the dark sides of an industry with high demands. Klitschko wrote on Instagram that nothing will ever erase our shared moments or her place in our lives.
Panettiere was a victim of tragedy and many family problems. The marriage of her parents was troubled and ended in divorce. Jansen, her younger brother and fellow actor died in 2023 from a heart problem.
The child actress began as a youngster
Panettiere is one of the two children who were born to Skip, an ex-New York City fireman, and Lesley Vogel. Lesley Vogel was the driving force behind Panettiere’s early career, but the couple became estranged. She began her career in soap operas and commercials. Panettiere played the troubled Lizzie Spaulding, a character on the show “Guiding Light,” as well as other roles.
She wrote: “Does anyone else find it strange that I have faced so many struggles throughout my life?”
Her role as the cheerleader who had supernatural abilities in “Heroes” was much more memorable. It is this character that made her famous in 2006. It was based on the slogan: “Save The Cheerleader, Save the World.”
For this role, she won three Teen Choice Awards. In addition, she was nominated for Grammys for “A Bug’s Life”: A Read-Along Children’s Album.
Later, Panettiere played Connie Britton’s brash upstart in “Nashville”, which was broadcast on ABC from 2004 to 2005 before it was canceled. It has since been revived by CMT. The show was a hit on the country charts and led to tours in America. Panettiere received two Golden Globe nominations for her supporting role.

Officially, it’s been a year since “2 Broke Girls”, a show that was abruptly cancelled in 2007, has reunited Beth Behrs and Kat Dennings.
Behrs is joining Dennings, who just finished an eight-season stint on CBS’s “The Neighborhood”, in the season 3 premiere of “Shifting gears,” according to TVLine. This guest role will also see her reunited with “2 Broke Girls'” longtime showrunner Michelle Nader.
Dennings teased the long-awaited reunion between TV’s former Max Black and Caroline Channing by promising “Shifting Gears,” Instagram followers, a secret, very special announcement. Then, the camera panned over a guest check pad, with a star above the word “Check,” and the words “Stay Tuned 2 Find Out!” The caption of the photo read: “Don’t Forget to Tip Your Servers …,”” implying Behrs who played Caroline Channing, a fellow Williamsburg Diner Waitress, will be the mystery Guest appearing in Season 3 scheduled to debut at the midseason premiere on ABC.
TVLine has confirmed that Behrs is set to guest star in the premier as Dr. Johnson. “A beautiful emergency-room doctor, who treats Riley Dennings for a back problem.” Here’s a look at Dennings & Behrs long-awaited reunion on screen:
It took a while for Behrs to appear on “Shifting gears”. Nader, who was the boss of “2 Broke Girls”, told TVLine in October 2025 that she wanted to bring Dennings and behrs back together onscreen.
Nader explained that the scheduling was the main obstacle. The Neighborhood and “Shifting gears” both taped Tuesdays — “The Neighborhood at Radford Studio Center, Studio City” at Walt Disney Studios Burbank. The former was at Walt Disney Studios Burbank. Season 2 ended in February, and it didn’t work out.
Nader was still adamant, “We want Beth here.” We want her on our priority list.
TVLine reported that “The Neighborhood’s” producers also considered staging their own “2 Broke Girls reunion.” Mike Schiff, co-showrunner of “The Neighborhood”, revealed Dennings was considered for Season 5’s guest role opposite Behrs but she wasn’t available. Katlyn Carson won the role of Linzie, Gemma’s old beauty-pageant friend who visited town to make a play on Dave (Max Greenfield).
TVLine keeps you updated once ABC announces the air date for Behrs episode. Meanwhile, let us know in the comments if Behrs’ and Dennings reunion is something you are looking forward to.

Beth Behrs, from ABC’s Shifting Gears third season (The Neighborhood and 2 Broke Girls), has been added to the cast. Beth Behrs will play Dr. Johnson in the upcoming third season of ABC’s Shifting Gears. She is a gorgeous emergency room physician who treats Riley Dennings (Kat Dennings), for a back problem.
Behrs, Dennings and Michelle Nader, executive producer of Shifting gears will all reunite on the film.
Matt, played by Tim Allen (the stubborn widowed proprietor of an old car restoration business), is the protagonist in Shifting Gears. The real work of restoration starts when his estranged, widowed daughter Riley and her children move in to his home.
Maxwell Simkins, Barrett Margolis, Seann William Smith, Daryl Chill Mitchell, Stitch and Maxwell Simkins are also part of the cast.
The third season will debut in 2027.
Allen produces the show in conjunction with Michelle Nader as well as Bob Daily, Jim Patterson and Marty Adelstein. Becky Clements is also a producer. Kat Dennings works as a producer. 20th Television produces the ABC series.