Are you on the hunt for a practical Father’s Day gift that doesn’t scream “I just bought this on my way over here?” If you’re struggling to find last-minute gifts — sorry, Dad — we’re here with a luxury present that all the fatherly figures in your life will cherish. Whether your dad is a bona fide fashionista or gravitates towards athleisure, London Sock Company has Father’s Day gifts that he can style for the office, formal events, and the daily. The London Sock Company has countless styles in rainbow hues, eye-catching print fits, and materials to peruse from, and the latest line the Spotlight Collection is one that deserves all your attention. The brand has partnered for a third time with celebrity stylists Ilaria Urbinati for another exclusive collection of red-carpet-ready socks.

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Time and time again, we have gone all out, trying every new sex toy that hits the market in the name of helping R29 readers find sexual pleasure — from trendy suction vibrators to classic clitoral stimulators to outlandishly crazy Love Hammas — there’s nothing we won’t try at least once. So when we learned about sexual wellness brand Hot Octopuss, we said: Bring on the octopi! Unlike its namesake, Hot Octopuss’s vibes are completely tentacle-free (so, sorry if that’s what you’re looking for!), but they impressed us thoroughly with their intense, earth-quaking orgasmic capabilities via ultra-customizable dual motors. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce that in honor of National Orgasm Day, Hot Octopuss is discounting its best-selling G-spot vibrator, Kurve, for the sake of your pleasure. From now through August 14, exclusive code ORG4SM40 will take a whopping 40% off to help you make the most of the climactic holiday.

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It isn’t surprising that Colombian singers Karol G and Shakira recently joined their creative forces to create the banger “TQG.” Shakira famously ended her long-term relationship with Spanish athlete Gerard Piqué in June 2022 because he cheated on her with his current girlfriend Clara Chia Martí — an infidelity Shakira allegedly discovered because Martí had eaten Shakira’s jam after spending the night with Piqué in their house — and Karol G also ended her engagement with Anuel AA after photos of him at a strip club emerged online. Since her split, Shakira has released songs that directly and indirectly mention her separation — “Monotonía,” “Te Felicito,” and “Bzrp Music Sessions #53” — thus making pop music out of the betrayal she suffered, and Karol G followed suit with the veteran pop diva when she released “TQG.”

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Amazon’s Alexa has been trained to offer better advice on periods. Alexa can now answer a series of detailed questions on periods by using information from the Freedom4Girls charity, whose guides have been informed by British teenagers, alongside existing content on the NHS website. Questions it can answer include “Alexa, what is period pain?”, “Alexa, can periods affect my mental health?”, “Alexa, how do you use period pads?” and “Alexa, what is a typical age to start your period?” Other questions for which Alexa has answers include “Alexa, what are reusable period products?”, “Alexa, where can I get free period products?” and “Alexa, are reusable period products cheaper?” Amazon worked with the period poverty charity Freedom4Girls to develop the new experience. Tina Leslie, founder of Freedom4Girls, said: “It’s so important that teenagers and parents alike can communicate with each other properly about periods, which is why we’re happy to be working with Amazon’s Alexa to ensure the correct resources are readily available to more families around the country. “The new features will be useful for anyone – whether you’re embarking on your first menstrual cycle, or if you’re helping someone you know prepare for their experience.” Dennis Stansbury, UK country manager for Alexa, said: “Alexa can now act as a tool to help families navigate challenging conversations around menstruation. “The hope is that having useful and relevant information available on Alexa via voice will encourage an open environment for these discussions.” Censuswide polled 1,007 UK parents with teenagers for new research to support the launch. Almost two-thirds (65%) of those surveyed said having easier access to quality information around periods would make them more comfortable having these types of conversations within their family. While 80% believed having open conversations reduces embarrassment and stigma, some 37% admitted they are too embarrassed at the moment to have open conversations about periods. A further 30% said they struggle to talk about them because they are worried about saying the wrong thing.

The retailer announced Wednesday that Richard Dickson, currently Mattel's president and chief operating officer, will assume the position. He's been with the toymaker for a collective 20 years, most recently from 2014 until now, where he helped revitalize the Barbie brand.