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Chrishell Stause returned to Instagram by giving his followers fashionable snaps earlier on Sunday. The Selling Sunset star hasn’t posted in days, so she captioned her post, ‘Sorry guys, I’m back!’ In a series of hilarious throwback photos, the TV personality, 41, mentions how much he can’t wait to see his co-star and rescue dog, Gracie. Gorgeous: Chrishell Stause, 41, flaunts a white crop top and pink miniskirt as she returns to Instagram The first picture that the actress shared is a photo of herself posing in a white crop top with flared arms. She added a hot pink miniskirt while enjoying the afternoon when summer was coming to an end. Chrisell wore large sunglasses as he sat in a comfortable chair in the rooftop restaurant with the perfect view. He had a big smile on his face as he held a glass of white wine in his hand. Close friends: The actress was spotted posing with her two Selling Sunset co-stars, Emma and Chelsea, along with her friend Aubrey So cute: Beau

Widespread criticism from Instagram users of the latest version of the app raises the question: Why did they change it? One answer is for the image and video sharing app to be more like its main rival, TikTok, which has grown its user base more rapidly. TikTok is purely video, so Instagram is heading there too. “We’ve been trying to make Instagram better through video,” Instagram head Adam Mosseri said in a video last week. But the TikTok competition and the pivot to video still don’t account for all the changes. Why is it so hard to mute videos now? Why is it no longer possible to quickly and smoothly scroll through your feed? The answers to these questions lie in behavioral economics, app design, and the bleak world of “dark patterns”. Instagram says users want to watch more videos, although some say otherwise. What is a dark pattern? Dark patterns are all ways websites, apps, and other user interfaces are designed to intentionally obscure, mislead, coerce, and/or trick website visi

Celebrity weight loss guru and heiress Savannah Daisley was recorded on secret phone tapping trying to silence the 14-year-old she allegedly raped, police claim. Police prosecutor Sergeant Kerry-Ann McKinnon told the Downing Center Local Court on Monday that the secret phone call was recorded on the same day Daisley was arrested more than three weeks after she told her mother in June about the alleged sex act. The police sting comes more than a year after officers accused Daisley of having drunken sex four times in one day with the teenager. ‘This is not a spontaneous act. There have been several disclosures made about feelings before this,” said Sergeant McKinnon, describing the call, which could not be released under a suppression order. ‘There is also an apology. He… tried to shift the blame. ‘He suggested it was mutual… and what the potential consequences would be. ‘He’s guilty of tripping this kid. Remind the child of what the agreement is with regards to keeping it secret. ‘Pu