RITA Ora, who is in hot water after attending a private bash during lockdown, has just taken a punch to the face to help fundraise for the NHS.
The singer, 30, appears in star studded video which sees her get knocked backwards onto a bed, in a bid to raise £1million for the Intensive Care Society (ICS).

Rita Ora stars in a new fundraising campaign video for the NHSCredit: NHS/YOUTUBE

Rita sparked outrage after she had bash with ‘around seven guests’ on Saturday night at an illegal 30th lockdown party.
The chart-topper partied with guests including model sisters Cara and Poppy Delevingne and TOWIE pal Vas Morgan.
But now the star has appeared in a video for the Keep Fighting campaign which supports NHS intensive care units across the country.
Appearing along side stars such as Olivia Colman and Sienna Miller, the funny video pays homage to the American Boss Bitch Fight video which went viral earlier this year.

The Keep Fighting campaign aims to raise £1million for the Intensive Care Society (ICS).Credit: NHS/YOUTUBE

In the video, Rita gets hit in the face and knocked back on to a bedCredit: NHS/YOUTUBE

It comes after the star broke lockdown rules by hosting a private 30th birthday party
Many of the nation’s most loved actors, comedians and sports stars lent their hand to spread the message, “Keep Fighting for the NHS/ICS frontline staff”.
The campaign, shot entirely on smartphones, next Wednesday on In Player with viewers paying as little as £5 to gain access to the campaign.
Money raised will go to ICS which supports NHS frontliners whose work throughout the coronavirus pandemic has been so crucial.
In the video, Rita is decked out in a 60s inspired look with orange flair trousers, pointy heels and an oversized white cashmere cardigan.

The star paid and £10,000 fine and apologised for breaking the law
Her blonde hair is styled in a half-up, half-down look and the singer completed the ensemble with some gravity defying batwing eyeliner.
She cops a punch off actress Ruth Madeley and tumbles back onto the bed.
As Rita gets back up she says, “ouch babe, don’t you know I’m so hot right now” before winking at the camera and kicking at the lens.
Hot Right Now singer Rita apologised this week after her party and offered to pay the £10,000 fine for breaking strict lockdown guidelines.

She wrote she was ’embarrassed knowing firsthand how hard people have worked to combat this terrible illness’Credit: Instagram
In her apology statement, she said: “I attended a small gathering with some friends to celebrate my 30th birthday.
“It was a spur of the moment decision made with the misguided view that we were coming out of lockdown and this would be okay
“I’m deeply sorry for breaking the rules and in turn understand that this puts people at risk.

Rita’s mum Vera Sahatçiu, is a NHS doctor who has been working on the frontlines against Covid
“This was a serious and inexcusable error or judgement. Given the restrictions, I realise how irresponsible these actions were and I take full responsibility.
“I feel particularly embarrassed knowing firsthand how hard people have worked to combat this terrible illness and being fully aware of the sacrifices that people and businesses have made to keep us all safe.

Rita Ora posts apology after throwing ‘inexcusable’ 30th birthday party with 30 pals

Rita has been celebrating her milestone birthday in styleCredit: Instagram
“Even though this won’t make it right, I want to sincerely apologise.”
A Government spokesman has said everyone, including celebs, must abide by the lockdown rules, adding: “Everyone must continue to follow the rules, or we risk losing control of this virus again.”
Meanwhile, Casa Cruz’s owner Nicholas Fallows has reportedly said he knew nothing about the illegal shindig.
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When the first blemishes sprouted upon my face in the mere fifth grade, I started stealing my mom’s concealer to cover them up. About a year and many, many zits later, my mom suggested I get a foundation to “dry out my skin.” Soon after, I got a foundation at the drugstore and never looked back. My skin preferences for the first almost-decade I wore makeup were as follows: heavy, thick, full-coverage, drying, matte. If you’ve ever listened to me talk about makeup before (I hope!), you’ll know I, and the rest of our editors here, basically despise any combination of any of those when it comes to our faces. And thankfully, the makeup industry finally agrees! Makeup doesn’t have to be sticky and gross all day long, and the handful of launches from the last year have proved it. Everything from light-coverage foundations to tinted moisturizers and CC creams to skin tints have made their way into my vanity at this point, and I figured it was mighty time to break them down.
And it’s not just a summer trend either—we’re definitely going to keep seeing lighter coverage as a preference amongst makeup artists and regular people alike. I mean, who needs a heavy foundation when they’re wearing a mask that covers half of their face? (One could argue we don’t need foundation at all or ever—to which I agree, but if you like to add a little somethin’-somethin’, that’s cool too!) Even as the summer heat departs and cool air emerges, we’re looking at a smooth canvas that doesn’t feel sticky, heavy, or uncomfortable. And here, we’re sharing our favorites for all skin types, shades, and preferences.

Skin Tints
A skin tint is the most light-coverage of the bunch, often even leaning toward “sheer” coverage. These won’t cover your gnarly period acne, and that’s OK! They’re some of the most comfortable and (obviously) natural-looking skin products on the market. They’ll make you look extra glowy and hydrated. Plus, these have the least transfer (since they’re more minimal coverage), so you can say goodbye to maskne and masks full of makeup by the end of the day (or your 30-minute run to the grocery store).

Perfecting Skin Tint

This is basically the skin tint to beat all skin tints if you ask me. It’s very low-coverage, but there’s a reason it’s still a Glossier best-seller after all this time. Your skin looks exactly like your skin, only better.

Super Serum Skin Tint SPF 40 Foundation

I’m starting off with quite a bang here because this definitely has a lot of coverage for a skin tint. It’s similar to a favorite of mine below (this is how I keep ‘em reading) in that it’s kind of a mix between a serum and a foundation; all the lightness of a serum with the coverage of a foundation. It goes on smooth and even, and you only need a little to cover your entire face because it’s very spreadable like a serum. This makes the high price tag seem much more worth it! It’s the perfect “threw it on in the morning before work, but touched up with a concealer for happy hour” situation. Buy this if you like medium-coverage without feeling like you’re wearing medium-coverage on your face.

Charlotte Tilbury
Hollywood Flawless Filter

While this isn’t marketed as a foundation, in the summer, I like to use it as such when I want to look glowy as all hell. I’ll apply it all over with a sponge and call it a day! It’s probably a little much for some, but it’s been an obsession of mine all summer long to look like I’m basically radiating through the screen in Zoom meetings. Note: the shade range is trash if you look at it like a foundation, but I find it to be pretty good as a highlighter. This doesn’t really add any color, mostly just sheen and glow, so there is some leeway in what shade you can use. My shade ranges quite a bit between winter and summer, and shade #4 works for me basically all year round!

Tinted Moisturizer
These are the next in the coverage category; however, some really do pack a punch. These feel light on the skin, but they’re more likely to even out your skin tone and cover up redness than the latter options. You’ll notice maybe a little transfer in your mask, but nothing you can’t get out with a trusty Tide To-Go. 

Pretty Fresh Hyaluronic Skin Tint

I ordered this after our Editorial Assistant Jess had raved about it to me the two months of 2020 we actually spoke IRL. (Ah, the good times!) And I’m here to say I love it too! It’s very light and stays on all day, even through the sweat and humidity below my mask (and LOL, the rest of my face, let’s be honest). Colourpop’s website has a really helpful shade finder too which made it easy to make a purchase without going into a store!

Bare Minerals
Complexion Rescue Tinted Moisturizer Broad Spectrum SPF 30

I’ve talked about this tinted moisturizer for a while. I started using it on heavy rotation at the beginning of March, and I used it basically the entire three months of quarantine just about every single day. It gave me just a hint of coverage so I felt better and more put-together while I was working without making my skin feel gross at the end of the day. Would buy over and over again.

Maracuja Hydrating Tinted Moisturizer

Of the three of these, I would say this has the least amount of coverage, but perhaps the glowiest end result. This came out right before summer, and I’d call it a perfect summertime foundation. It’s light and natural and lets your natural skin show through. This also has a great shade range for a tinted moisturizer!

Laura Mercier
Tinted Moisturizer Natural Skin Perfector Broad Spectrum SPF 30

How could I write a roundup on tinted moisturizers without referencing quite possibly the most famous one in the world? This is a staple in makeup artists’ kits for a few reasons. Firstly, the shade range is quite inclusive, boasting 20 shades (which feels about average now, but pre-Fenty Beauty days, 20 shades for even a full-coverage foundation range was a lot *eye roll*). But quite possibly the best part of this product is that although it has quite a lot of coverage for a tinted moisturizer, it’s incredibly lightweight and natural on your skin. Very “your skin, but better” vibes.

Lightweight Foundations
And lastly, we have the light foundations. These have a good amount of coverage (some more than others—will explain below!) without all the heaviness and transfer of a typical foundation. Again, you might notice a little transfer, but nothing you can’t get out in the wash. These are great for Zoom meetings, more “special” occasions, and basically anywhere you want a little extra coverage. 

The Lip Bar
Skin Serum Foundation

This on-the-go foundation is friendly for all skin types. So if you lean on the more combo/oily end of the spectrum or just prefer a satin or natural skin finish over some extra dew on your face, this is a great choice. The component is effortless: simply click the bottom, and the foundation comes through the brush at the top. Another way I’ve seen people use this is applying it on their hand from the brush and then blending with a Beauty Blender to make it even more natural and sheer.

Tinted Oil Foundation

This is one of my favorite skin purchases of the last year. It’s unlike anything I’ve ever tried. It’s a mix between a face oil and a foundation; it applies like a skincare oil but with coverage basically. And it’s phenomenal. My best skin days come when I’m wearing this all over my face. It’s everything I could ever want in a foundation: light, glowy, light-to-medium-coverage, and natural. I will never be without this.

Plain Jane Beauty
Get Loose Powder Foundation

Light coverage doesn’t have to come from a liquid! This is obviously oily-skin-friendly, but reviews say it’s light enough that it looks gorgeous on dry skin as well. A powder is a great way to add a little coverage to your face without going overboard. This can be built up to a more full-coverage depending on the brush you use, which makes the product a pretty good bang for its buck—it’s almost like getting a couple different foundations in one! Use a fluffy brush for something light, or buff it on with a dense duo-fiber brush. More

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