A cosmetic surgeon nestled under the Long Island expressway that takes New York socialites to the Hamptons has described how he uses liposuction to give men fake six packs. Dr. Scott Blyer - aka Dr. BFixin - runs a practice that traditionally caters to women, but says in the last six months he has experienced soaring numbers of men coming to him for 'abdominal etching'. The surgery involves an initial liposuction procedure, priced at around $5,000, and then the etching for an additional $4,500.

What to look for in a desk lamp The Dyson Solarcycle Morph pairs with your phone and automatically syncs its light output based on geolocation. Camryn Rabideau/Insider Buying the best desk lamp might not seem like a complicated task, but there are a number of features you'll want to look for when selecting the best for your needs. Range of motion: All of the experts consulted for this guide agreed that it's important for lamps to be adjustable, and the larger the range of movement, the better.

Floyd Mayweather is set to step into the ring once again for an exhibition bout, this time against John Gotti III. The matchup has generated buzz and controversy, as Gotti III, grandson of notorious mafia boss John Gotti, tipped the scales considerably towards Mayweather. The weigh-in drama added an extra layer of intrigue to an already highly anticipated event. Money’s recent run of exhibition fights has drawn attention and criticism, with some questioning the legitimacy of these matchups.

Callum Wilson celebrates scoring Newcastle’s third goal in their victory over Southampton. Photograph: Lee Smith/Action Images/ReutersCallum Wilson celebrates scoring Newcastle’s third goal in their victory over Southampton. Photograph: Lee Smith/Action Images/ReutersPremier LeagueWilson seals Newcastle comeback win to push Southampton closer to dropIt is safe to assume Callum Wilson does not regard April as the cruellest month. At the end of March the England striker looked thoroughly out of sorts but eight goals in seven games over the past four weeks have confirmed that a World Cup slump exacerbated by a lingering virus is well and truly over.

Billie Eilish's new documentary, Billie Eilish: The World's a Little Blurry, gives fans an inside look at a year in the life of the young pop star, as she ascended from viral sensation to bona fide global superstar. "It's quite a ride, that year," director R.J. Cutler told ET's Katie Krause, sharing how he and a minimalist crew embedded themselves with Eilish and her family for over 140 days over the course of about one year -- and ended up tracking her through the release of her massively successful debut album, When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?