This week, 12 hot new bombshells will enter the villa to officially kick off Season 13 of “Love Island UK.”

The UK series’ premiere comes just one day before its United States counterpart’s first episode drops.

Maya Jama will return as host for her fifth season, with narrator Iain Stirling returning (still pulling double duty and narrating “Love Island USA” as well).

A rotating cast of panelists — Casey O’Gorman, Toni Laites, Yasmin Pettet, Shakira Khan, Joe Baggs and Tyrique Hyde — will join Jama on Sundays for episodes of “Love Island Aftersun.”

For more about the new Islanders, when episodes come out, and how to watch every episode live no matter where you are, keep reading.

‘Love Island UK’ start date

Season 13 of “Love Island UK” starts today, June 1, at 4 p.m. ET (9 p.m. UK time). In the UK, it will air on ITV and the ITVX streaming platform.

When do new episodes of ‘Love Island UK’ come out?

New episodes of “Love Island UK” drop six nights a week (Sunday through Friday) at 4 p.m. ET/9 p.m. BST.

While there is no confirmed episode count for Season 13 yet, the last six seasons have had 49 episodes each, so it’s likely Season 13 will have around 49 episodes.

How to watch ‘Love Island UK’ live in the US:

If you live in the United States (or anywhere else) and you want to watch new episodes of “Love Island UK” as they come out, consider using a VPN. It’s easy to use a VPN, which masks the IP address on your device and lets you select a new virtual location to stream from.

Whether you’re in the US, Canada, Mexico or anywhere else in the world, you can access virtually anything using a VPN, including “Love Island UK” directly on the ITVX streaming platform.

Our favorite is NordVPN, which is currently offering up to 76% off with plans starting at just $3.39/month.

Will ‘Love Island UK’ be on Hulu?

Yes, “Love Island UK” will stream on Hulu, but at a delay. The new season won’t begin airing on Hulu until June 4, so it will run on a three-day delay from the UK.

Where is ‘Love Island UK’ filmed?

“Love Island UK” is returning to the Sa Vinyassa villa in the town of Sant Llorenç des Cardassar in Mallorca.

Casa Amor is filmed at a separate villa, Alchemy Villa, nearby.

‘Love Island UK’ Season 13 cast:

Meet the newest Islanders looking for love in the villa.

• Aidan Murphy, 23, a property broker from Kent
• Angelista Gunda, 24, a nurse from Staffordshire
• Ellie Chadwick, 24, a real estate videographer from West Lothian
• Jasmine Müller, 27, a fashion business owner from Dubai
• Lola Deal, 28, a detective from Margate
• Lorenzo Alessi, 28, an entrepreneuer from Hertfordshire
• Mica Harris, 21, a student from Barbados
• Ope Sowande, 27, a West End performer from Lincolnshire
• Robyn Langton, 21, a quantity surveyor from Liverpool
• Samuel “Sam” Workman, 25, a electrician from Dudley
• Samraj Toor, 25, a model from Birmingham
• Seán Fitzgerald, 25, a primary school teacher from Galway

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Warning: Spoilers ahead! Do not proceed unless you’ve watched the Season 3 finale of Euphoria.”

Move over, “Game of Thrones” and “Stranger Things,” there’s a new worst finale in town.

“Euphoria” Season 3 ended the way it began: tawdry, tasteless, and squandering its all-star cast with ludicrous writing.

In the Sam Levinson drama’s supersized, 93-minute long finale that aired Sunday, Rue (played by Zendaya) dies halfway through the episode. It’s grim and anticlimactic. 

She doesn’t even go out in the gang war between Season 3 drug kingpins Laurie (Martha Kelly) and Alamo (Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje) 

Rue swipes pills from Alamo, and overdoses on fentanyl. Her distraught mentor, Ali (Colman Domingo) finds her unresponsive on his couch. 

Ali later gets revenge. He puts on his old military uniform, shows up at Alamo’s strip club with a gun, and fatally shoots Alamo.

This takes up the majority of the finale’s screen time – along with some unnecessary action from Laurie and her redneck gang, who get apprehended by the DEA and cops (Laurie ties a noose around her neck and throws herself off a building, rather than get arrested). 

So, even if you were enjoying Season 3’s dubious focus on Cassie’s OnlyFans career, you barely even get that. Cassie’s (Sydney Sweeney) screen time is surprisingly minimal.

The finale spends more time zooming in on Kitty’s (Anna Van Patten)’s derriere than it spends on some original “Euphoria” characters, like Jules (Hunter Schafer). That sounds like an exaggeration; it’s not.

The show ends with Cassie (Sydney Sweeney) seemingly now living in her and Nate’s tacky mansion with Maddy (Alexa Demie) and her sister Lexi (Maude Apatow). 

To the extend that anybody gets a “happy ending,” it seems to be these three women living together in a weird large house with yellow decor. 

Nate (Jacob Elordi) doesn’t even get a funeral. Cassie lied to Lexi about what happened to Nate. Lexi thinks he mysteriously vanished, and may turn up someday. 

It’s telling that Zendaya and Jacob Elordi were the standout stars of Seasons 1 and 2, shining so brightly that the show helped them become two of the biggest global superstars today, and they’re barely in the finale. He only appears via a photo, and she’s only in about twenty minutes of it. 

That says everything about what Season 3 turned into: a completely different (and much worse) show.

It’s been merely an excuse for Levinson to do a Tarantino pastiche, with all the writing depth of a stoned college freshman. 

Season 3 of the HBO drama has been rightfully blasted by critics and fans.

“Euphoria” began in 2019, as a sex and drug filled story about high schoolers. Sure, it was wild and unrealistic at times, but the first two seasons were character-driven. 

There was a reason “Euphoria” catapulted Elordi, Sweeney, and Zendaya into stardom. They all got to show off their acting chops with nuanced characters. 

Season 3, however, erased all of that. 

After a five-year time jump, the third installment became a cartoonish, wannabe gangster drama. 

Formerly complex characters got reduced to one-dimensional roles, existing only as vehicles for absurd plot spectacle – mostly involving brutalizing Elordi, or the camera leering at Sweeney. 

Nate got thrown into a ridiculous torture porn story that wasted the use of an Oscar nominated actor. Season 3 turned him into an out-of-character buffoon, and axed him in the penultimate episode —without addressing any of his formerly interesting character threads — arguably squandering one of TV’s best villains. 

Meanwhile, Cassie turned into a money-hungry bimbo. She was never the smartest character, but this season exaggerated that quality to a degree that made her unbelievable. Her controversial OnlyFans plot was little more than an excuse to trot Sweeney out in fetish outfits. 

Rue got bogged down in tedious gangster politics, with a half-assed interest in the Bible, before her bleak death.

As for Lexi and Jules, they were pushed to the sidelines. 

The latter didn’t even get a plot. She spent the entire season painting in an apartment. Yawn. 

Season 3 tried so hard to be edgy, but after the third or fourth gross-out scene involving literal crap, Cassie’s fetish content or cutting off Nate’s body parts, it all got boring. 

There’s nothing more tedious than a show that tries to be “provocative” without having anything to say. 

The only thing to feel euphoric about is that this ordeal is finally over. 

HBO has not officially confirmed that this episode is the series finale, thought it’s listed as “season finale.”

The show is highly unlikely to return for a Season 4, however, as Zendaya and Sweeney are now among the world’s most in-demand actors, along with Elordi, who was killed off.

Levinson told Variety in April that he has “no plans” for a Season 4. Zendaya also appeared on “The Drew Barrymore Show” that same month to say that she thinks Season 3 is the end and that it has “closure.”

May we all pour one out for the better show that “Euphoria” used to be, and bury Season 3 in a shallow grave in the desert. 

This look had jaws on the floor.

Weeks after Prime Video’s “Off Campus” series debuted, a clip of star Mika Abdalla wearing a re-creation of Jennifer Lopez’s famous 2000 Grammys Versace jungle dress is still going viral (and even scoring shout-outs from the pop star herself).

But while the gravity-defying gown may have looked effortless on Abdalla’s character Allie, it took careful planning to keep it in place — and, as costume designer Charlene Akuamoah told us, plenty of fashion tape.

“Our go-to tape was Booby Tape,” she revealed, noting that she also “really loves” Nippies tape and nipple covers. (“They have an incredible array of skin tones, which is always so important to me,” she explained.)

Dubbed the “world’s first and original breast lift tape,” Booby Tape is designed for a supportive, push-up look sans bra. (For a perfectly clean cut every time, the brand even makes tiny tape scissors.)

Nippies also gets great reviews on Amazon — not to mention, several other stylists have name-dropped it as a kit essential over the years, too.

Akuamoah’s trusty tape work paid off; the plunging look stayed in place throughout the much-discussed scene, which sees Allie and Dean (Stephen Kalyn) dancing to J.Lo’s “On the Floor.”

“When I read the script and learned that they wanted Allie in that dress, I knew it needed to be perfect; it’s Versace!” she said. “My earliest years in my career were in fashion so I have a reverence for Donatella.”

And while Lopez’s original tropical print-look literally inspired the creation of Google Images, Akuamoah didn’t predict the viral response she’d get for her own take on the daring dress.

“From the very first fitting we all knew it was going to be a moment, but could not have imagined the level that it reached,” she told us.

“It’s so incredible and such a reminder that a good fashion piece will make you feel something no matter how many times it comes back.”

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