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The infamous socialite and so-called “Catwoman” Jocelyn Wildenstein passed away Tuesday at age 84.

The infamous socialite and so-called “Catwoman” Jocelyn Wildenstein passed away Tuesday at age 84. A case study in extreme plastic surgery, she was also a canary in the coal mine for our cultural obsession with augmentation. She should have been a cautionary tale, like Michael Jackson, of the dangers of going too far in the quest for perfection. But now, new generations of influencers and celebrities are spending just as much to have even more procedures in the same distorted pursuit. Unfortunately for Wildenstein, she was so far ahead of her time in terms of surgical advancements that she ended up looking botched — freakish, many would say —

On YouTube, Ruby Franke was a bubbly blonde Mormon mommy vlogger with millions of subscribers. But behind the scenes, she was a tyrant who abused her six children with extreme disciplinary measures.

On YouTube, Ruby Franke was a wholesome blonde Mormon wife whose idyllic life as a mom to six young children attracted millions of subscribers.

“I definitely think that there has been a small movement to get married, have babies and move to a farm,” Kiersten Moser, a Zoomer who married in her early 20s, told The Post.

0 of 53 seconds Volume 0% More and more high school seniors are getting political on their college applications — and it's paying off.

“I don’t know what stage of grief this is that the Democrats are in, but it’s ugly,” CNN analyst Scott Jennings said.

Democratic Senators who stand ready to sink their teeth into Trump's cabinet picks are totally missing the political message the American people are sending them, one CNN analyst believes.

The tables have turned, and now China is worried about the US corrupting their youth via social media.

“People don’t fully appreciate that hyper-real and hyper-immersive screen experiences can blur reality at key stages of development,” addiction psychologist Dr. Nicholas Kardaras …