Megan Thee Stallion’s Sheer Retrofete Dress Has Dangerously High Slit

Megan Thee Stallionis officially a Broadway star. After making her big debut in Moulin Rouge! The Musical, the rapper celebrated in a look that turned every head in New York City. She stepped out of the theater to meet a crowd of fans while wearing a dress that was both elegant and incredibly bold. It was a perfect choice for her big night on the Great White Way.

Megan Thee Stallion meets fans in fully sheer Retrofete dress with ridiculously high slit

Megan Thee Stallion chose the Genovia Embroidered Dress by the luxury brand Retrofête. This stunning piece has a price tag of $2,598. The dress, made from a thin, champagne-colored mesh, is almost entirely see-through. To add a touch of sparkle, the fabric is covered in rows of tiny, shimmering sequins. These sequins are arranged in a pretty wave pattern that catches the light with every move she makes.

The design is a classic halter style that shows off her shoulders and back. However, the most talked-about feature is the ridiculously high slit. The cut goes all the way up to her hip, showing off Stallion's legs. Because the fabric is so sheer, the dress gives the illusion of being "naked" while still looking very expensive and high-fashion.

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Megan Thee Stallion kept her accessories simple, letting the dress be the star. She carried a clear Alexis Bittar clutch that looked like a sculpted piece of ice. The rapper also wore metallic silver heels that made her look even taller and more statuesque. For her beauty look, she wore her hair in a voluminous, retro-style updo that matched the 1920s vibe of her Broadway show.

Stallion's makeup was glowing with dramatic winged eyeliner and a glossy lip. As she walked through the crowd holding a large bouquet of flowers, Stallion looked confident and powerful. This look proves that she is not just a rap icon, but a true fashion force on the Broadway stage.

Originally reported by Samridhi Goel forTheFashionSpot.

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MGK Has a Shot With Megan Fox but Only Under One Condition — Source

It has been years sinceMegan FoxandMachine Gun Kelly, aka MGK, ended their relationship. The high-profile couple reportedly broke up during the Thanksgiving weekend in 2024. According to a report, the reason for the separation was the actor finding something upsetting on her beau's phone. Now, according to a source, MGK has a chance with Fox if he is willing to change his ways.

MGK 'has to show that change is underway and it's real' for a shot with Megan Fox, per source

According toStar, MGK needs to changeto be happy with Megan Fox. The source stated that the "Rap Devil," singer is "addicted to chaos … and being an instigator." They added, "That 'anything goes' attitude plays fine on the concert stage and in the recording studio, where he's been rewarded for taking big, counter-intuitive risks." However, "in a romantic relationship, it's poisonous."

The source continued, "Change doesn't happen overnight, but if MGK really wants a shot at long-term happiness, with Megan or anybody else, he has to show that change is underway and it's real." They further explained, "Knowing MGK, I just don't think he's there yet." Recently, the rapper dropped some flirty comments on his ex-fiancée's Instagram posts. "Of course Megan's head-turning return to Instagram freaked him out," the source said.

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They continued, "She has millions of fans who were driven into an absolute frenzy by those sexy pictures." The source shared, "And the funny thing is, not too long ago MGK was himself one of those faceless fans of hers, before he willed himself into celebrity and music success." They also said, "There's still a big part of him that's still that 18-year-old kid dreaming of being a star [and] the only thing that's going to get him to calm down and fully become an adult is age itself." The insider concluded, "He's still figuring out who he really is, even after all this time."

Following MGK's comment, manywonderedif the ex-couple is back together. However,TMZ's source shared, "nothing has changed." The insider added, "they only co-parent their 11-month-old daughter, Saga Blade … despite what MGK wrote under her post."

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Paul Waring goes bogey-free, jumps out to Round 1 lead at Houston Open

England's Paul Waring said he felt he was getting better even while missing cuts in recent tournaments.

He showed signs of solid play during the first round of the Texas Children's Houston Open on Thursday. Waring shot a 7-under-par 63 without a bogey to hold the lead.

"I think I've just been told I holed over 160 foot of putts today, which is massive and gives you a massive advantage," Waring said.

Waring is one stroke ahead of Gary Woodland, who was one of the final golfers to finish the round.

Sam Burns, Michael Brennan and Tom Hoge all shot 65s at Memorial Park Golf Course to land in a tie for third.

Six of Waring's seven birdies came on par-4 layouts. He started on the back nine, had a 40-foot birdie putt on No. 18, and later added a 31-foot birdie putt on No. 5.

The result was Waring's first sub-70 round of the year.

"This is a proper long golf course," he said. "It's a lot more mid-irons and short irons, and as I say, you've got to putt well if you're going to put a round like that together."

Woodland played without a bogey until his 16th hole of the day -- No. 7 -- though he bounced back with birdies on the last two holes. He made a birdie putt at the par-3 ninth from inside 10 feet.

"I think the best thing I did was I carried the momentum over from last week," Woodland said, referring to the Valspar Championship. "I got a lot of confidence last week."

Woodland tied for second place last year in this tournament.

"The golf course sets up very well for me," he said. "Allows me to be aggressive, to play to my strengths right now. I'm looking forward to getting out there again."

Burns overcame one bogey on both the front and back nine. Like Woodland, the Texas native finished birdie-birdie at Nos. 8-9.

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"My body hadn't really cooperated so far this year," Burns said. "So try to make sure my body's feeling good and trying to kind of build on that."

Hoge said it might be huge that he had a low score for the first round.

"It played pretty tough with the wind out there," he said. "It's going to be a battle the next few days."

England's Marco Penge (66) had a bogey-free round and is tied for sixth place with Kurt Kitayama, Germany's Stephan Jaeger, England's Matt Wallace and China's Zecheng Dou at 4 under.

"This golf course sets up pretty nice for me off the tee," Penge said. "I can kind of give it a good rip."

Rickie Fowler, who needs a strong result this week or a win in next week's Valero Texas Open in order to qualify for next month's Masters, posted 67.

"I wouldn't say I did anything amazing," Fowler said. "Short game was good. Made a couple nice up-and-downs, which definitely helps kind of keep momentum if I had much."

Tony Finau slipped late with a bogey on the final hole following two pars to leave him at 67.

Australia's Karl Vilips, who had birdies on five of the first 12 holes, appeared poised to charge toward the top until going 3 over with three bogeys on his last five holes to finish 2 under.

Cole Hammer, competing in his hometown, hit a hole-in-one on the 15th hole, setting the tone for his 3-under 67 to land in the 20-player pile-up in a tie for 11th.

Defending champion Min Woo Lee of Australia shot 68.

Brooks Koepka, who helped redesign the course, finished with 75.

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Luke Murray, son of Bill Murray, hired as Boston College basketball coach

One of the top assistant coaches inmen's college basketballwill now get the chance to lead a program of his own.

Connecticut assistant Luke Murray has been hired as the new head coach atBoston College, the universityannouncedon Thursday, March 26.

Murray is theson of actor Bill Murray, who has regularly been spotted sitting behind the bench at games for much of his son's coaching career.

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The 40-year-old Murray is in his fifth season with the Huskies, a run that included national championships in 2023 and 2024. Murray has been widely praised for his abilities as an offensive tactician. In 2023, UConn finished third nationally in adjusted offensive efficiency, according to KenPom, and finished first the following season while successfully defending its national title.

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"Today marks a turning point inBoston CollegeMen's Basketball," Boston College athletic director Blake Jamessaid in a statement. "In Luke Murray, we have found a leader who does not just understand the modern landscape of college basketball - he has helped define it. His role in building a national championship caliber program, his sophisticated offensive vision, and his relentless pursuit of excellence make him the perfect fit to lead our student-athletes. We are thrilled to welcome Luke, his wife, Kara, and their family to the BC community."

The Huskies will continue their push for a third championship in the past four seasons with amatchup against Michigan Statein the Sweet 16 on Friday, March 27. Murray will remain with UConn through the NCAA tournament.

Murray had previously worked alongside UConn coach Dan Hurley at Rhode Island from 2013-15 and at Wagner from 2010-11. He was also an assistant at Louisville from 2018-21 and Xavier from 2015-18, serving under Chris Mack at both stops.

He'll take over a Boston College program that has largely struggled since Al Skinner was fired after the 2009-10 season. Over the past 15 seasons, the Eagles have gone 184-290 overall and 73-200 in ACC play while regularly playing in front of some of the smallest home crowds at the power-conference level. During that 15-year stretch, they've finished with a winning record twice and have never won more than 20 games.

Murray will replace Earl Grant, who went 72-92 in five seasons, including an 11-20 mark last season.

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Rachel Zegler wants to do a gender-swapped “Hamlet”

Rachel Zeglerhas big plans — for movies and the stage.

When asked if she would want to do more Shakespeare, theWest Side Storyactress was clear.

"If they'll have me, I'm dying to do more Shakespeare, my God," she told she told the U.K.'sThe Standard. "I'd love to do a femaleHamlet. I think that'd be so fun. Well, not 'fun,' really, but you know."

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The star of Disney's 2025 live-action version ofSnow Whitecertainly wouldn't be the first to do so. Gender-flipped adaptations of the Bard's work have been presented numerous times, in projects such as a well-reviewed 2020 production in Dublin, when Ruth Neggaplayed the starring role. Cush Jumbo starred in anacclaimed gender-blindversion in 2021.

Zegler, 24, also teased a project she couldn't completely disclose, describing it as "a musical film I'm really excited about, and I wish I could tell you what it is because I'm working with some f----ing amazing people on it. But I can't."

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It's been rumored for months that Zegler will take on the role of Gloria Estefan in a biopic, the outletBroadway Worldnoted, with Estefan herself havingconfirmed it toThe Sunin October.

"We're still working on the green light because we're figuring out where to do it, how to do it," the "Get on Your Feet" singer said then.

Speaking of her time on the stage, Zegler said that she'd been been able to overcome any nerves when she made her debut in June in London's West End. She was starring inEvita, playing a role previously taken on by the likes of Madonna and Patti LuPone.

"I'm terrified of everything, but I'm a really good actress," said Zegler, who won at the Golden Globes and was nominated at the Critics Choice Awards for her portrayal of Maria inWest Side Story. "These roles are iconic for a reason, but I had done it before withWest Side Story, and I knew I could do it again."

The actress said that she felt destined to star inEvita, and, after hearing she was being considered for the part, urged her agents to do what they could.

"I said, 'I don't care what it takes. I know that I can do it and that no one can do it like me,'" Zegler recalled. "That sounds really confident and probably borderline selfish. But there are times where you just know."

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Is NBA's MVP race down to two? Ranking the contenders

The race for NBA Most Valuable Player is down to the final 10 or so games of the season.

And it's all but certain that the winner of the award will once again be an internationally-born player, which would mark eight consecutive seasons. The league's65-game eligibility rulefor postseason awards came into focus once more afterDetroit Pistons star Cade Cunningham'scollapsed lung injury forced him to miss extended time.

The National Basketball Players Association came out in defense of Cunningham and blasted the rule as a mechanism that was keeping elite players from consideration of these individual honors, which can have real impacts on future earnings; supermax deals are often tied to performance triggers.

Either way, here's the latest iteration of the USA TODAY Sports NBA MVP rankings:

5.Jaylen Brown, Boston Celtics

Even though Jayson Tatum made his return, his production is nowhere near previous levels as the Celtics continue to ease him back. That has maintained the pressure on Brown to carry Boston, and he has done just that. His 31 points in a 10-point victory March 25 over the defending-champion Thunder are a perfect indicator of the impact Brown has on his team. Over his last five, he's averaging 32.6 points per game.

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4.Nikola Jokić, Denver Nuggets

Still averaging a triple-double (27.8 points, 12.8 rebounds, 10.8 assists per game), Jokić is having a monster year, though he can miss no more than one game the rest of the way to preserve his eligibility for individual awards. More importantly, the Nuggets have won seven of their last nine games and are hitting a stride as they push for seeding considerations in the Western Conference. Jokić is the catalyst that is sparking Denver's recent stretch of success.

3.Luka Dončić, Los Angeles Lakers

His scoring prowess is unmatched in the NBA right now. His 60-point explosion March 19 against the Heat will draw the most attention, but he has been averaging 40.6 points per game over his last eight. More importantly, the Lakers have been stellar as of late and have toppled some top teams in the process. Defense continues to be the big knock on Dončić, but he has settled completely in Los Angeles as his takeover of the franchise continues.

Oct. 26: The Brooklyn Nets' Michael Porter Jr. dunks in front of the San Antonio Spurs' Victor Wembanyama at Frost Bank Center.

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2.Victor Wembanyama, San Antonio Spurs

Since the start of February, no team has been hotter than the Spurs. Not surprisingly, it's Wembanyama who has been carrying San Antonio. He may be the most impactful player in recent history — on both ends of the floor — and, the scary thing for the rest of the league, is that he's only improving. This has been the most efficient and effective stretch of Wembanyama's career, and he's also playing with more confidence and swagger. Look no further thanhis poster dunkMarch 25 over Grizzlies forward GG Jackson. Wembanyama has been tremendous, but the gap to make up may simply be too large.

1.Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Oklahoma City Thunder

It appeared, a few weeks ago, that Gilgeous-Alexander had this award all but won. Though the margin may not be as robust, that still seems likely. Some fans may not favor the way Gilgeous-Alexander plays, but his consistency is tough to overcome. Even as Jalen Williams has returned for the Thunder, it's clear this is Gilgeous-Alexander's operation and his 31.5 points per game rank second only to Dončić's total. Gilgeous-Alexander would join Nikola Jokić (2021-22) and Giannis Antetokounmpo (2019-20) as the only players to repeat as MVP in the last decade.

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Mike Trout homers to kick off what he hopes will be a healthy 2026 as Angels blank Astros 3-0

HOUSTON (AP) — Mike Trout homered to launch what he hopes will be a bounce-back year, leading the Los Angeles Angels to a season-opening 3-0 win over the Houston Astros on Thursday.

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Trout also walked three times and played center field for the first time since April 2024. The three-time MVP played 130 games last season, his most since 2019 because of various injuries.

Making his franchise-record 14th opening day start, the 34-year-old Troutbroke a scoreless tiein the seventh inning when he sent a 96 mph fastball from reliever AJ Blubaugh (0-1) 403 feet onto the train tracks in left-center. It was his fifth opening day homer, also a club record.

The Angels snapped an eight-game road losing streak in season openers, starting 1-0 on the road for the first time since 2013.

Oswald Peraza hit an RBI single in the eighth and Nolan Schanuel homered in the ninth.

José Soriano (1-0) allowed two hits and four walks in six innings while striking out seven. Four relievers completed the three-hitter, with Jordan Romano working the ninth to earn the save in his Angels debut.

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Hunter Brown started for Houston and allowed four hits and four walks in 4 2/3 innings. He struck out nine.

The Astros went 0 for 7 with runners in scoring position while stranding nine runners.

Houston designated hitter Yordan Alvarez may have been robbed of a home run in the first inning because the retractable roof at Daikin Park was closed. Alvarez hit a towering shot toward the right field foul pole, but it ricocheted off a horizontal rafter and landed in foul territory.

It was ruled a foul ball. The Astros challenged, and the call was upheld after a review. Alvarez later struck out swinging.

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The teams resume the four-game series on Friday, with lefty Yusei Kikuchi starting for Los Angeles opposite right-hander Mike Burrows.

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