内容摘要：“I don’t know if FDA is going to exist tomorrow,” Venook told KFF Health News. “They’re taking a wrecking ball to common sense, and that’s one of the reasons we felt we had to go forward.”

“I don’t know if FDA is going to exist tomorrow,” Venook told KFF Health News. “They’re taking a wrecking ball to common sense, and that’s one of the reasons we felt we had to go forward.”

flashing before your mind. You are probably thinking ofpenguin PJs worn for a solo rendition of "All By Myself." Or maybe you're remembering

itty bitty miniskirt worn, most inappropriately, on a fire pole. And, of course, there's the iconicand knickers combo worn out in the snow—the perfect look for a first kiss with Colin Firth, IMO. But there's another iconic Bridget look you may be forgetting. Namely, the oh-so-simple, oh-so-chic LBD that Bridget wears in the first film at thebook launch. You know, the book launch where Bridget tells Salman Rushdie his books are "also very good" before almost saying "Mr. Tits-Pervert" on stage. You gotta love Bridget...

The dress in question is a slinky, silky, plunging little black dress—simple, timeless, sexy. And it's a look that Zellweger just recreated on the red carpet almost 25 years later.Zellweger's updated take on the look, which she wore at the 2025 Gotham Television Awards on June 2 in New York, saw her wearing a simple black column dress that cinched ever so subtly at the waist. Instead of wearing the straps over her shoulders as she did in the film, she wore the straps in an off-the-shoulder style. She also rocked a simple hairdo, wearing a low bun with a loose strand framing her face. She completed the look with a simple pair of pointed black heels.

As Molly Emma Rowe, costume designer of the latest

, Bridget isn't actually meant to be a fashion icon—at least not in the traditional sense. "She always gets things a little bit wrong," she said. "Maybe the fit is a little bit wrong, or the colors are a little bit wrong, or it just doesn't quite go together. [We wanted] to make her feel like everybody else, I suppose." Well, I would argue that this LBD is one exception. In fact, it's almost“That Gibbon 100% did that for a laugh

,” one person commented. “At the end: ‘Yeah, I didn’t have to go anywhere, I was just messin’ with you…’” another person wrote.“That Gibbon is awfully cute! Like a big swinging teddy bear. So entertaining and impressive to see the athleticism,” one person said. Someone else commented, “That’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience.”

are found in dense jungles and tropical rainforests in Asia. These quick and agile apes often swing through trees at up to 35 miles per hour. They have very long arms, which are about one and a half times longer than their legs. Some species can have arms that span! This allows them to swing and leap from tree to tree with ease, which explains why the gibbon in the video was able to move across the bridge so effortlessly.