Christine Ko

According to a study by the American Lung Association, nearly 120 million Americans are exposed to potentially lethal air pollution in their lifetime. Exposure to air pollution, according to medical researchers, is a risk factor for skin diseases such as eczema, dermatitis, and psoriasis. Hyperpigmentation spots and wrinkle formation are also associated with the 'toxic' smog. Last week, wildfire smoke from Canada pushed air quality levels to new 'hazardous' levels.

On Wednesday, Christine Ko, 34, was interviewed by Good Morning America to address Dave's third season. But before the Only Murders in the Building actress came to work, she revealed news of a more personal nature. During a recent trip to Japan, her boyfriend, writer, and actor Alan Yang, 39, became engaged. In a figure-hugging red, long-sleeved bouclé mini dress with silver metallic detailing at her hips and neckline, the Handmaid's Tale alum looked absolutely stunning. She completed the look with two high-heeled patent leather boots and kept her long, black hair simple and sleek.

To remove acne, whitene dead skin cells, and replace toner, TikTok users are smearing pickles, pickle juice, and brine on their faces. The trend has earned nearly 800 million views. Although the current trend is bizarre, a dermatologist at Yale University says that it is not entirely bizarre.