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Eva Longoria Looks Statuesque in a Plunging Gilded Sequin Gown in Cannes

Eva Longoria stepped out for the Lights On Women's Worth during the 79th Cannes Film Festival on May 22.

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  • She wore a plunging gold sequin gown by Carolina Herrera for the occasion.

  • The look comes after a string of other glamorous strapless gowns at the film festival.

Eva Longoriajust gave a masterclass in red carpet glamour. Because it doesn't get more elegant than this. The actress has been in Cannes for the last few days and on the evening of May 22, she stepped out for the Lights On Women's Worth event.

Longoria looked statuesque.Credit: Getty

She opted for a gilded strapless gown from Carolina Herrera's Spring 2026 collection for the occasion. It featured a deep plunging sweetheart neckline that dipped to her ribs and a bold sequined design. The form fitting gown came down to her ankles in a column skirt. She completed the look with a simple pair of drop earrings, gold strappy heels, and elegant, timeless smooth waves in a center part.

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She completed the look with strappy gold heels.Credit: Getty

Longoria's latest glamorous outing in Cannes comes after a few other show-stopping moments on the red carpet. On May 19, she made an appearance in adeep burgundy liquid sequined gownwith a chest cutout, halter neck, and long skirt that pooled around her ankles. On the same day, she also wore aglittering corseted LBDwith a strapless sweetheart neckline and bejeweled design. She also wore ared sequin strapless gownand awhite sculptural strapless gownfor other events. During one of her off-duty moments, the actress took a stroll in the French city wearing a pair ofwhite Bermuda shortspaired with a white ribbed crop top.

Longoria attended several other Cannes events.Credit: Getty

During her trip to Cannes the actress announced that she had a new, very French project in the works—she has officially joined the cast ofCall My Agent! The Movie. "Oui oui, a new cast member has joined the chat 🤭," she wrote onInstagram.

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Eva Longoria Looks Statuesque in a Plunging Gilded Sequin Gown in Cannes

Eva Longoria stepped out for the Lights On Women's Worth during the 79th Cannes Film Festival on May 22. The Gist ...
College Student’s Shocking Graduation Portraits Include Massive Alligators Named Tex and Big Al (Exclusive)

College Katalina Daley celebrated earning her degree with a graduation photo shoot featuring two massive alligators

People Katalina Daley's college graduation shoot with alligatorsCredit: Laura Oglesbee Photography l @katdaley919 l @gator_country_beaumont_texas

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  • Daley, who works at Gator Country Adventure Park & Sanctuary in Texas, said she regularly works with the reptiles

  • The McNeese State University grad also told PEOPLE she has had a lifelong passion for wildlife

A woman'sgraduation photo shootcame with some serious bite thanks to a couple of massive alligators.

Katalina Daley recently graduated from McNeese State University in Louisiana with a Bachelor of General Studies.

Daley, 22, who has been working at Gator Country Adventure Park & Sanctuary in Beaumont, Texas, for the past year, celebrated the milestone with a wildlife shoot withtwo of the sanctuary's alligators: Big Al and Tex.

Katalina Daley poses with an alligator at Gator Country Adventure Park & Sanctuary in TexasCredit: Laura Oglesbee Photography l @katdaley919 l @gator_country_beaumont_texas

“My boss, Shannon Saurage, actually came up with the idea to put Big Al and Tex in my graduation photos and I loved it,” the animal care coordinator tells PEOPLE exclusively.

Katalina Daley poses with an alligator in her graduation cap and gown at Gator Country Adventure Park & Sanctuary in TexasCredit: Laura Oglesbee Photography l @katdaley919 l @gator_country_beaumont_texas

“I work with them almost every day, so putting them in my graduation photos just felt right,” she continues, adding that she is specially trained to work with the animals featured in the photos.

“We actually do educational shows with these two specific alligators daily,” she explains. “However, [I] also had other trained professionals behind me ready to help whenever I may need, as we do any time we interact with these animals.”

And while Daley says she was “excited” for the shoot, she also emphasizes the importance of remaining cautious andrespectful around the alligators.

“I always keep in mind that these are still wild animals at the end of the day, and keep a certain sense of weariness when working hands-on with them. I think it is always important to remember what they can do,” she adds.

Katalina Daley with an alligatorCredit: Laura Oglesbee Photography l @katdaley919 l @gator_country_beaumont_texas

Daley, who runs the sanctuary's Instagram account (@gator_country_beaumont_texas), as well as posts gator content under her personal handle (@katdaley919), says she’s a lifelong lover of animals and wildlife.

“Learning about and caring for animals has been a passion of mine ever since I can remember,” she tells PEOPLE.

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Katalina Daley poses with a young alligatorCredit: Laura Oglesbee Photography l @katdaley919 l @gator_country_beaumont_texas

“I have been involved inwildlife rehabilitationsince I was around seven years old,” she continues, adding, “Gators are definitely an obvious favorite for me, but raccoons and coatis are a pretty close second.”

Daley also says she believes alligators are largely misunderstood by the general public — which she attributes to misrepresentation in pop culture and media.

“Alligators and large reptiles are portrayed as the villain, and many times people are raised to fear them —  when in reality, they do not interfere with us as long as we don't interfere with them,” she says.

Katalina Daley kissing an alligatorCredit: Laura Oglesbee Photography l @katdaley919 l @gator_country_beaumont_texas

“Alligators are not out to get people. They would much rather be left alone,” the graduate adds.

As for Daley's plans post-graduation?

The animal lover, who co-manages the day-to-day operations of Gator Country with her fiancé, says she has already foundher dream jobat the sanctuary.

“We take care of all 1,000-plus animals in our care at the park and run our educational alligator feeding shows, where we interact with Big Tex and Al to teach the public about alligators,” she says, adding that they also train college interns on animal care and education.

“So I will stay where I am and see where it takes me!” she tells PEOPLE.

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College Katalina Daley celebrated earning her degree with a graduation photo shoot featuring two massive alligators NEED TO KNOW ...
Russia says it hit Ukraine with hypersonic and ballistic missiles, state news agencies report

MOSCOW, May 24 (Reuters) - Russian forces hit ‌targets in Ukraine ‌using four types of ​missiles - Oreshnik, Iskander, Kinzhal and Zircon - in overnight attacks on ‌Sunday, in ⁠retaliation for Kyiv's strikes on ⁠civilian targets in Russia, state news ​agencies reported.

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The ​attacks, ​all successful, ‌were carried out on Ukrainian military command facilities, air bases and other enterprises of ‌Ukraine's military-industrial ​complex, the ​Interfax ​news agency ‌cited the Russian ​Defence ​Ministry as saying.

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Reuters could not independently verify ​the ‌battlefield report.

(Reporting by ​Lucy PapachristouEditing by ​Bernadette Baum)

Russia says it hit Ukraine with hypersonic and ballistic missiles, state news agencies report

MOSCOW, May 24 (Reuters) - Russian forces hit ‌targets in Ukraine ‌using four types of ​missiles - Oreshnik, Iskander, Kinzhal and Zirc...
Turkey orders police to evict ousted opposition leadership from headquarters

ANKARA, May 24 (Reuters) - Turkish authorities ordered police to evict the leadership of the ‌main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) from their ‌headquarters on Sunday, enforcing a court ruling that reinstated the ​former leader and fuelled a political crisis.

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Riot police and crowds gathered outside the gates of CHP headquarters in the Turkish capital after the Ankara governor's ‌office issued the ⁠order to remove CHP members aligned with ousted leader Ozgur Ozel.

A Turkish appeals ⁠court on Thursday annulled the results of a CHP congress at which Ozel was elected in 2023, citing ​unspecified irregularities. ​In Ozel's place, ​the court reinstated former ‌CHP Chairman Kemal Kilicdaroglu, who lost to President Tayyip Erdogan in elections earlier that year.

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Ozel called on Saturday for a new party congress to be held as soon as possible while Kilicdaroglu ‌has said that a congress ​would be held at an "appropriate" ​time.

The ousted CHP ​leadership under Ozel has condemned the ‌court ruling as a "judicial coup" ​and Ozel promised ​to fight it through legal appeals and to remain "day and night" in the party's Ankara headquarters.

CHP ​lawmakers on Saturday ‌elected Ozel as leader of the party's ​parliamentary group.

(Reporting by Ece Toksabay and Daren ​ButlerEditing by David Goodman)

Turkey orders police to evict ousted opposition leadership from headquarters

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Powerful bomb explosion in Pakistan's Quetta kills 24, reports say

May 24 (Reuters) - An explosion ‌on a ‌railway track in ​Pakistan's Quetta killed at least 24 ‌people, ⁠news outlet Al Arabiya ⁠reported on Sunday, ​citing ​officials.

Reuters People gather as they search for survivors after a blast near a railway track in Quetta, Pakistan, May 24, 2026. Picture taken with a mobile phone. REUTERS/Stringer People and police officers gather after a blast near a railway track in Quetta, Pakistan, May 24, 2026. Picture taken with a mobile phone. REUTERS/Stringer     TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY

People gather as they search for survivors after a blast near a railway track in Quetta

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More ​than 50 ‌were injured in the blast, which derailed a ‌cargo ​train ​and ​was followed ‌by gunfire, Al ​Jazeera ​reported.

(Reporting by Ananya ​Palyekar ‌in Bengaluru; Editing ​by Christian ​Schmollinger)

Powerful bomb explosion in Pakistan's Quetta kills 24, reports say

May 24 (Reuters) - An explosion ‌on a ‌railway track in ​Pakistan's Quetta killed at least 24 ‌people, ⁠news outlet Al Arabiya ⁠rep...

 

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