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A bakery in St. Petersburg found a risque way to promote their pastries. It’s using “lookalike Timothée Chalamet” TikTok star Artyom Privalov staring longingly at a peach tart in a reprise of a scene from Chalamet’s “Call Me By Your Name.”

The Tsekh 85 bakery’s steamy ad encourages patrons to “Call me by your bun” in tweets.

Eva Longoria participated in a “powerful” event at Dubai’s Expo 2020 this week, calling on men to do their part to prevent street harassment of women.

“It’s our responsibility not only to train women on how to react to these situations, but to train men as well,” she said. “Men need to play their part in helping to eradicate this issue for us.”

As surfers around the world prepare to take on waves as high as 100 feet in Nazare’s Praia do Norte beach this week, authorities have stepped up safety plans for participants and viewers alike as they head into “Big Waves Season.”

The captaincy of the Port of Nazare said it has set aside vehicles and troops for visitors watching surfers from a cliff, as they prepare for “very dangerous and violent conditions” due to high winds.

Rio de Janeiro’s mayor canceled the beachfront city’s New Year’s Eve festivities Saturday, as Brazil confirmed several cases of the COVID-19 Omicron variant.

The event typically draws millions of tourists and local residents to Copacabana Beach to watch fireworks and participate in an outdoor concert. In Brazil, more than 615,000 people have died from COVID.

A Beijing teacher is under fire for counseling her eighth-grade female students to be chaste, and male students to curb “effeminate” tendencies, in two separate speeches at the Haidian Experimental MS.

The teacher, identified only by the name Suo, was quoted as telling girls that “lust is the worst vice . . . You are just ruining yourself.”

To the boys, she said “if you don’t behave yourself, your effeminate characters will be revealed.”