Janice Dickinson has embarked on one of her most dramatic transformations yet, leaving many in awe of the remarkable outcome.

The 71-year-old model, who suffered significant facial injuries while participating in a reality show in 2022, opted for a comprehensive facial renovation earlier this year. Esteemed plastic surgeon Dr. Harrison Lee, known for his celebrity clientele including Caitlyn Jenner and Dylan Mulvaney, spearheaded the procedure.

To rejuvenate her appearance, Dickinson underwent an endoscopic brow and mid-facelift, a deep plane facelift, and a dual plane neck lift. Additionally, she received a subnasal lip lift and a substantial fat transfer.

Complementing these procedures, Dickinson also experienced a full-face CO2 laser resurfacing treatment to enhance the radiance of her skin.

On top of that, she also had a full face CO2 laser resurfacing to rejuvenate her complexion.

Dr. Lee, who is a triple board-certified surgeon, said that Dickinson was ‘beyond ecstatic’ with the results.

Janice Dickinson received a full facial overhaul with plastic surgeon Dr. Harrison Lee earlier this year. Her before and after results are pictured above

‘I f***ing love it,’ gushed the former America’s Next Top Model judge.

Photos taken three months after the procedures show Dickinson looking noticeably younger and fresher than she did before, with fewer wrinkles and much smoother skin.

Fans in the comments were blown away by the results, with one gushing, ‘The neck alone looks twenty years younger, wow!’

‘The brow position looks sooo much softer and fresher now,’ wrote another.

A third added, ‘Keep in mind… it’s going to GET BETTER as time goes on!’ 

Earlier this year, Dickinson claimed that her face has been disfigured from a fall she suffered while filming the UK reality series I’m A Celebrity… South Africa in late 2022. 

The legendary model was forced to quit the show when she tripped in the dark and fell flat on her face during taping.

She ended up filing a personal injury claim against UK broadcaster ITV at the High Court, seeking £700,000 ($940,000 USD) in damages.

Dickinson underwent an endoscopic brow and mid-facelift, a deep plane facelift, a dual plane neck lift, a subnasal lip lift, an extensive fat transfer and a full face CO2 laser resurfacing

The star’s neck and face appeared noticeably smoother after the surgeries 

Dickinson, who calls herself ‘the world’s first supermodel’, is certainly no stranger to cosmetic surgery. 

In 2024, she revealed that she got her very first procedure at age 32 while dating Sylvester Stallone during an appearance on Kaitlyn Bristowe’s Off The Vine podcast.

‘What point in your career were you like, “I’m gonna start getting surgery done?”‘ Bristowe asked the model. 

‘Oh, gosh. I was dating Sylvester Stallone, and I was 32,’ Dickinson replied. ‘I noticed I started getting jowls…’

To tackle the issue, Dickinson got a ‘mini facelift’ done. 

A mini face-lift is meant to address early signs of aging as it corrects sagging on the lower third of the face.

It requires smaller incisions than a regular facelift, minimal downtime and the results can last up to 10 years.

The 71-year-old stepped out in Los Angeles earlier this month following her surgical makeover

The supermodel is pictured in 1998 (left) and this year after her neck lift and multiple facelifts (right)

Dickinson claimed that her face has been disfigured from a fall she suffered while filming the UK reality series I’m A Celebrity… South Africa in late 2022 

Dickinson recommended that Bristowe — who she said she felt she was ‘at that age’ where jowls start to become a concern — should also get a facelift.

‘Get a mini facelift. It kept me going up until last week when I noticed [my lip lines]. I did smoke for a bit. Don’t smoke. It’s bad for you,’ she said.

When asked if she ‘regrets’ any of her past surgeries, Dickinson replied: ‘Oh, no.’ 

She previously admitted on E!’s Botched that she’s ‘no stranger to plastic surgery’ as she’s previously undergone a boob job, a tummy tuck, neck and face-lifts and liposuction.

She’s also tried injectables like Botox but insists that her plump pout is natural.

In 2013, Dickinson declared herself bankrupt owing almost $1 million in taxes and unpaid cosmetic bills.

The America’s Next Top Model star is pictured at an event in early 2024, roughly a year after injuring her face in South Africa

Dickinson got her first cosmetic surgery procedure in her 30s while dating Sylvester Stallone

At the time of her bankruptcy filing, the star owed $8,000 to Beverly Hills dermatologist Arnold Klein and over $8,000 in debt to the Beverly Hills Anti-Aging Center.

Dickinson started modelling in the ’70s before becoming one of the industry’s biggest stars in the ’80s. 

She graced the covers of Harper’s Bazaar, Cosmopolitan, Vogue, and Marie Claire, and even posed nude for Playboy in 1988.

Dickinson faded from the spotlight in the ’90s, only to shoot back to superstardom when she joined America’s Next Top Model as a judge in 2003.

The catwalk queen then landed her own series, The Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency, which ran for four seasons.

Dickinson has spent the last two decades starring on other reality television shows, including Celebrity Rehab, Couples Therapy, Celebrity Big Brother UK, and I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!. 

Across the country, law enforcement and school officials are urging students to refrain from participating in a popular game that many fear could lead to dangerous situations.

Known as “Senior Assassin,” this game is primarily played by high school seniors and involves participants stalking and “eliminating” each other using water guns on school grounds. Players often engage in this activity both on school premises and private property, attempting to remain dry while drenching their opponents. The last participant to avoid getting wet emerges victorious.

However, police warn that the game not only diverts valuable resources but also poses significant risks.

The game, Senior Assassin, involves players stealthily tagging others with water guns, often requiring strategic hiding and ambush tactics, according to police warnings.

“Each year, police departments field numerous 911 calls from concerned citizens reporting suspicious activities, only to find they are linked to this game,” the Lower Makefield Police Department in Yardley, Pennsylvania, mentioned in a recent Facebook post. “Moreover, toy guns, water guns, and replica firearms can be easily mistaken for real weapons, leading to fear, panic, and potentially dangerous misunderstandings.”

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Last year, an 18-year-old high school student in Jacksonville, Florida was shot by an off-duty Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) agent who mistook the student and two friends for potential intruders on his property. Fortunately, the student survived the incident, but police warned at the time that the game is “potentially deadly.”

After that incident, Florida officials called on parents to stop their children from playing the game.

The Fremont Police Department in California recently posted a similar warning on its Instagram account.

A child’s blue water gun floats in a pool, commonly used as a toy for water play. (Adobe Stock)

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“While the game involves only fake weapons, it has become a safety concern and can lead to high-risk patrol and traffic stops,” the department said. “Some students have chosen to use toy guns that look realistic to the public and to our officers, and the behavior associated with this game has caused public concern due to the belief that participants are carrying real weapons and acting suspiciously. This creates a dangerous situation and diverts emergency 9-1-1 and police resources, since officers take every report of gun violence and suspicious firearm use seriously.”

An instance of the game played by middle schoolers at Anza Trail School in a suburb of Tucson, Arizona earlier this week led to a police investigation, according to KOLD.

A teacher saw a student with a water gun, mistook it for a real gun, and called 911. Police contacted the boy’s parents, who told them where they could find him.

The Village of Bartlett in Illinois is warning residents about the increasing popularity of the dangerous “Senior Assassins” game. (The Village of Bartlett, Illinois via Facebook)

“The investigation revealed the juvenile had brought an Orbeez-style toy as part of an end-of-the-year prank known as Senior Assassin,” the Sahuarita Police Department reportedly said. “Additionally, officers located the toy gun and confirmed it was not an actual firearm and was not loaded with any sort of projectiles.”

“The Sahuarita Police Department takes these types of reports very seriously and truly appreciates the community for reporting suspicious activity.”

On Friday, Mayor Zohran Mamdani paid tribute to one of New York’s heroic firefighters, who courageously rescued a Brooklyn public school principal during the city’s first major flash flood of the year.

Travis Langan, an off-duty firefighter from Ladder 123 in Crown Heights, was commended for his quick-thinking response that saved Carmen Pinto. Pinto found herself trapped in her Tesla Model 3 when it malfunctioned amid the rapidly rising floodwaters.

“She tried everything,” Mayor Mamdani recounted at a ceremony held at FDNY headquarters in Brooklyn. “She attempted to open her car door, lower her windows, and even called 911, but help wasn’t coming quickly enough.”

That evening, the city was deluged with two inches of rain in under an hour. As Langan was making his way home via the Jackie Robinson Parkway, he noticed several cars, including Pinto’s, nearly submerged in the flood.

While on the phone with his father, Langan immediately ended the call and sprang into action, determined to guide those in peril to safety.

A bystander then pointed out Pinto, whose face was pressed up against the sunroof of her vehicle as she was rapidly running out of room to breathe.

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“I just started punching my way through. And I got a big enough hole,” Langan recalled.

“She actually handed me this Yeti cup. And I just started wailing away at the sunroof with the Yeti cup,” he said.

“I started ripping the glass. And I’m able to get her head through. And I’m just very grateful that she came out alive.”

The press conference at the fire department’s MetroTech Center headquarters marked the pair’s first reunion since the harrowing experience.

“I am so happy and so blessed that I was sent an angel,” Pinto, the principal of Thaddeus Stevens Elementary in Bedford-Stuyvesant, gushed to her savior.

“Travis never thought of himself,” she said. “He could have just driven home to his pregnant wife and his beautiful daughters. But he stopped.”

A diehard New York Knicks fan, Pinto, clad in a Jalen Brunson T-shirt, joked she was grateful to be able to live to see her home team continue playing in the NBA Eastern Conference Finals, with the next game set for Saturday.

“He punched a hole in my roof and rescued me. And today I get to see the Knicks yet one more time,” she said.

“I get to go back to my school community in Bed-Stuy District 16.”

Mamdani praised Langan — who served in the US Marines — for his life of service, and the “split-second choice” that saved Pinto’s life.

“This is a man whose first instinct is to help, to protect, to serve, and to save,” the mayor said.

“On Wednesday night, he made a split-second choice. Because of his bravery, Mrs. Pinto will sit down to dinner with her family this evening.”

The mystery surrounding the disappearance of Stewart McLean, a notable actor from the popular series “Virgin River,” took a grim turn as authorities revealed on Thursday that he might have been murdered. This announcement came six days after McLean was reported missing.

Stewart McLean, aged 45, who also made appearances in well-known TV shows such as “Supernatural” and “Arrow,” was last seen at his residence in Lions Bay, British Columbia, on May 15. His family and friends grew concerned when they couldn’t reach him, prompting them to report him missing to the Squamish Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) on May 18.

As the investigation progressed, police uncovered new evidence that shifted the missing person case to a homicide investigation. The Squamish RCMP announced on May 21 that they were handing over the case to the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT), signaling a significant development in the search for answers regarding McLean’s fate.

In the wake of this transition, McLean’s talent agency expressed deep sorrow, paying tribute to the actor’s dedication and professionalism. A statement from the agency conveyed: “The Squamish RCMP initiated an investigation and, through their efforts, found evidence leading them to believe that Mr. McLean was the victim of a homicide.”

A statement read: ‘Squamish RCMP initiated an investigation and, through investigative efforts, uncovered evidence that led investigators to believe Mr. McLean was the victim of a homicide.

‘On May 20, IHIT (Integrated Homicide Investigation Team) deployed and assumed conduct of the investigation. 

Virgin River star Stewart McLean ‘may have been murdered’, police revealed on Thursday, six days after the actor vanished 

His most recent TV appearance was in a 2026 episode of the Netflix drama Virgin River’s seventh season, in which he played Barfly – pictured 

After news of the homicide investigation broke, McLean’s agency Lucas Talent Inc. shared a heartfelt lauding the ‘dedicated’ and ‘endlessly funny’ actor

‘Squamish RCMP continues to work closely with IHIT and the Integrated Forensic Identification Service (IFIS) to advance the investigation.

‘Anyone with information regarding this investigation is asked to call the IHIT information line at 1-877-551-IHIT (4448) or by email at ihitinfo@rcmp–grc.gc.ca.’ 

The Daily Mail has contacted representatives for the Squamish RCMP, McLean and IHIT for further comment. 

McLean, who is sometimes credited as Stew McLean, is described as 5ft 10, 150lbs, with grey hair and blue eyes.

At the time of his disappearance, authorities said they were ‘very concerned for Stewart’s health and well-being.’

Lions Bays Search and Rescue led the initial search for McLean as a missing person.

His most recent TV appearance was in a 2026 episode of the Netflix drama Virgin River, in which he played Barfly.    

His screen credits also include a second season episode of the Fox crime drama Murder in a Small Town and the Lifetime TV movie The Killer Inside: The Ruth Finley Story.

At the time of his disappearance, authorities said they were ‘very concerned for Stewart’s health and well-being’ – pictured on The Irrational as Hank Riddle in 2023

McLean, 45, also known for his roles on TV series including Supernatural and Arrow, was last seen at his home on May 15 in Lions Bay, British Columbia, Canada – pictured 

McLean, who is sometimes credited as Stew McLean, is described as 5ft 10, 150lbs, with grey hair and blue eyes

After news of the homicide investigation broke, McLean’s agency Lucas Talent Inc. shared a tribute.

Jodie Caplan wrote: ‘It is with great sadness that we say goodbye to our beloved client, Stew McLean. I was fortunate to have worked with Stew for more than 10 years.

‘He was always such a pleasure to deal with, dedicated, professional, eager, and endlessly funny!’

Caplan also shared that ‘many casting directors have reached out to share their condolences with Stew’s family and with our agency’ with all them saying ‘what a truly great guy he was, and how deeply he will be missed.’

Consider this a case of “claw enforcement” at its finest.

A police officer from Missouri is being hailed as a hero after he executed a swift rescue, retrieving a young child who had become stuck inside a popular arcade game.

The St. Charles County Police Department reported that Officer Brown, while off-duty and spending an evening with his family at Lucky Strike bowling alley in St. Peters last week, noticed a child trapped in an arcade claw machine.

“Equipped with bravery, unshakeable nerves, and about $4, Officer Brown jumped into action,” the department shared in a post on Facebook.

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Officer Brown of the St. Charles County Police Department helped a small child who became stuck inside an arcade claw machine at a local bowling alley. (St. Charles County Police Department/Facebook)

A photo shared by officials shows Officer Brown approaching the young child, who appeared to be trapped in the prize-deposit area of the machine.

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The incident unfolded at Lucky Strike bowling alley in St. Peters, Missouri. (Google Maps)

“After an intense battle of skill, patience and button mashing, the veteran officer successfully defeated the nefarious arcade device and rescued the little girl,” the department said.

“After an intense battle of skill, patience and button mashing, the veteran officer successfully defeated the nefarious arcade device and rescued the little girl,” the department said after Officer Brown freed a small child from a bowling alley claw machine in St. Peters, Missouri. (Google Maps)

The child was subsequently freed from the machine and reunited safely with her family to enjoy the rest of the evening. Details regarding how the youngster became trapped were not immediately available.

Following the ordeal, the department said Officer Brown “calmly” returned to his own loved ones – where he bowled an impressive score of 96.

“Just another reminder that the Officers of the St. Charles County Police Department are always ready to serve [the community] — on and off-duty,” the department added. 

Fox News Digital reached out to the St. Charles County Police Department for comment.

Elon Musk appears to have entered a dispute with Eric Kripke, the creator of the series The Boys, following the show’s finale, which mocked and eliminated a tech billionaire character seemingly modeled after Musk.

Musk launched a series of critiques against the show on platform X, though he skirted around the show’s clear parody of him. His primary target was the finale’s handling of Antony Starr’s character, Homelander, which Musk labeled as “pathetic.” Kripke, however, took Musk’s comments in stride and responded with humor.

“This is the best review I could ever hope for,” Kripke humorously remarked in a post on X.

In the series finale, the character Günter Van Ellis, portrayed by Ivan Sherry, serves as a blatant caricature of Musk. As the “world’s richest man,” Günter is described as an “amateur astronaut” with 17 children, representing a league of billionaires. He eagerly approaches Homelander, wanting to discuss “white fertility rates.” Although Homelander is visibly repulsed by Günter’s presence, Oh Father, played by Daveed Diggs, suggests that Homelander should engage with Günter to gain the backing of “the ruling class of America” for his ultimate takeover.

This encounter is brief, as Homelander soon takes Günter into space, leaving him behind and ultimately leading to his demise.

Kripke continued gloating on X when Musk later doubled down on his complaints of how Homelander was killed off the show. In the series finale, Homelander loses his powers and gets beaten to a pulp by Butcher (Karl Urban), who ultimately pries his head off with a crowbar.

In his final moments, Homelander is reduced to a human, blubbering mess as he begs Butcher to spare his life, offering him a blowjob and even promising to “eat shit on live TV” if that’s what it takes to live.

While once again ignoring the show’s parody of him, Musk instead tried to make it personal by taking shots at Kripke’s marriage as he criticized the finale. “Kripke probably got flack from his wife’s bf for Homelander being used in based memes and had to write that ending as a groveling apology,” he wrote on X.

In another post, Musk wrote, “I’m not upset, just remarking that the ending sounds fake and gay.”

Kripke shared screenshots of the posts on X as he reveled in Musk’s obvious breakdown.

“HAHAHAHAH. He’s posting. MULTIPLE TIMES. Also I have notes on his joke writing,” he wrote. Kripke then seemingly realized that his X account had randomly been verified. “And thanks for the free blue check mark I guess?”

Kripke stood by Homelander’s controversial death scene during his recent chat with DECIDER.

“It was so satisfying and cathartic after so much time,” he said, adding that there’s “a historical precedent that when seemingly terrifying and powerful autocrats lose their power, they are blubbering pussies.”

Kripke continued, “The truth is they’re soft, wet little boys. And they really are the nothing that we’ve been calling Homelander all season. Like you take away those powers. What are you? You’re nothing.”

The Boys is streaming now on Prime Video.