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Get 50% Off Beats Headphones — Include Kim Kardashian Collab!
Deep Discounts
Get 50% off Beats
Including Kim K Collab!
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Looking to shut out the world and listen to the “KPop Demon Hunters” soundtrack in peace? You’re in luck — because the Beats Studio Pro Noise-Canceling headphones are on sale now, for a steal!
As part of ongoing Amazon’s Labor Day Sale, these headphones are all 49% off … including one set from Kim Kardashian’s collaboration with the brand … which resulted in nude/neutral-tones similar to her SKIMS shapewear line.
Check out all the styles available a deep discounts below!
Beats Studio Pro x Kim Kardashian – Dune
One of three “chic colors” Kim collaborated on with the brand, the Beats Studio Pro x Kim Kardashian Headphones In Dune are the perfect addition to any stylish ensemble.
The headphones feature personalized spatial audio, up to 40 hours of battery life and compatibility with both iOS and Android phones.
Beats Studio Pro – Black
They may not have Kim Kardashian’s name on them, but the Beats Studio Pro Wireless Headphones in black are a sleek alternative.
The headphones come with two listening modes — fully-adaptive Active Noise Cancelling (ANC) and Transparency mode — as well as one-touch pairing, spatial audio and 40 hours of total battery life.
Beats Studio Pro – Navy
Another bold option are the Beats Studio Pro Wireless Headphones in navy.
Like all the other choices on this list, these headphones are meant to deliver “rich, immersive sound whether you’re listening to music or taking calls,” while boasting that a 10-minute Fast Fuel charge provides up to 4 hours of additional playback.
Beats Studio Pro – Sandstone
Looking for a lighter color? Then the Beats Studio Pro Wireless Headphones in sandstone is the way to go.
With all these headphones, you’re able to take calls, control your music, and activate Siri with the multi-function on-ear controls. They also filter out background noise when taking calls, for clear, crisp audio.
Beats Studio Pro – Deep Brown
The color choices continue with Beats Studio Pro Wireless Headphones in deep brown.
Every set on this list comes with the Beats Studio Pro Wireless headphones, a woven carrying case, 3.5mm audio cable, Universal USB-C charging cable, Quick Start Guide and Warranty Card — plus, three distinct built-in sound profiles to enhance your listening experience.
Beats Studio Pro – Matte White
Last, but not least, are the Beats Studio Pro Wireless Headphones in white.
All of these headphones typically sell for around $350 online, so strike now to get them at one killer price … while supplies last!
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All prices and availability subject to change.
Mary Magdalene — the Canadian-Mexican Instagram model who got 38J breast implants — has reportedly died.
According to Daily Mail, Mary — whose real name was Denise Jarvis — was in Thailand when she fell from the ninth floor of a high-rise apartment.
Friend Eden “the Doll” Estrada also posted about Mary’s untimely passing.
Mary made headlines when one of her 11-pound breast implants exploded, leaving her with what some followers referred to as a “uni-boob.”
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In a February 2023 interview with TMZ … Mary shared that she started getting plastic surgeries when she was 18 years old and felt like the many procedures that followed represented her way of being an adrenaline junkie.
Mary said she was just like anyone who gets super into extreme sports … but instead of climbing bigger mountains or jumping from higher heights, she went bigger and bigger with her injections.
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However, her breast implant accident inspired her to go for a more “natural” look.
Mary said she had a spiritual awakening after the incident and wanted to move away from what she called a “bimbo” look.
In March 2023, Mary spoke to us again, showing off her breast reduction, which set her back nearly $33,000 and brought her implants down to a C-cup.
RIP
A Los Angeles Whole Foods may need to expand its deli … because a couple customers had some major beef in the store, which resulted in a brutal brawl caught on video!
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The incident went down on Wednesday at the Downtown L.A. location … and, video kicks off with the fight already in progress — with two big dudes trying to wrestle each other to the ground.
While security half-heartedly tries to break up the fight, slowly trailing after the pair, one guy throws the other into a tower of pastries … knocking the mountain of snacks to the ground.
The two men end up on the floor, too … eventually guards are able to break up the pair, though they have to work hard to keep the guys from launching right back into their unscheduled boxing match.
The Los Angeles Police Department tells TMZ … they received a call about a fight between two men in their 30s inside the Whole Foods location — and, we’re told the person calling feared the situation would continue and escalate.
Officers spoke to the person who called when they arrived at the location … but, the two men involved in the fight were gone by then. We’re told there is no open investigation into this incident.
We reached out to Whole Foods … no word back
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