SUMMARY: Taylor Swift’s recent appearance at a Chiefs game, sporting “glitter freckles,” has led to a remarkable success story for South Florida entrepreneur, Aliet Bulman. Her company, Phasit, launched these makeup patches last April and experienced a massive surge in popularity after Swift showcased them, with demand increasing by 300% within 48 hours. Bulman, who had been manifesting this moment for months, co-founded the brand to create tasteful and easy beauty products. As Swift prepares for her Era’s Tour at Hard Rock Stadium, excitement is palpable among fans lining up for merchandise, highlighting the buzz surrounding the event.

Last Monday, pop icon Taylor Swift made waves when she arrived at the Chiefs game sporting a dazzling new look. Her appearance wasn’t just a treat for fans – it was a dream come true for one South Florida entrepreneur.

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SUMMARY: In the Sarah Boon suitcase murder trial, a jury has been selected after four days of proceedings. The case revolves around Boon, accused of zipping her boyfriend, George Torres, in a suitcase and leaving him to die during a drunken game. The prosecution argues she cannot claim self-defense as no immediate threat was present after she had already confined him. The defense intends to use the battered spouse syndrome, citing prior abuse Torres inflicted on Boon. Opening statements are set to begin tomorrow. In a lighter note, Boon’s request for courtroom snacks was denied.

A jury has been selected and sworn-in in the trial against Sarah Boone, the Florida woman accused of killing her boyfriend, Jorge Torres, in Feb. 2020 by locking him inside a suitcase during an apparent drunken game of hide-and-seek inside their Winter Park apartment.

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SUMMARY: Neighbors in St. Petersburg Beach are increasingly frustrated over a growing pile of hurricane debris at Egan Park, which has caught fire twice recently. Local residents, including Bob and his wife, expressed safety concerns, witnessing flames shooting from the debris. Firefighters responded quickly, and thankfully, there were no injuries. However, residents feel neglected as they have reached out to local officials and the mayor without any response. The park is being used by FEMA as a temporary landfill for hurricane debris, but the timeline for its removal remains unclear. Residents are seeking answers and resolution to their concerns.

Hurricane debris catches fire in St. Pete Beach

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