Ukraine proved this drone-killer works. Now, the West is giving it a shot. - Business Insider

I'm already wondering what they'll do next.

Pop stars like Lady Gaga, Ariana Grande, and Selena Gomez are known for absolutely dominating the charts. But did you know they're also secretly business tycoons? From makeup to fashion, here are the musicians who found major success outside of the music industry:1. To start, Selena Gomez founded Rare Beauty in 2020. The vegan and cruelty-free makeup line was named after her third studio album, Rare. The brand supports mental health by donating 1% of sales to the Rare Impact Fund annually. Mike Coppola / Getty Images for Rare Beauty2. Rihanna is the mastermind behind the Fenty empire. Fenty Beauty launched in 2017, carrying cosmetics to skincare. Savage X Fenty was established in 2018 and offers lingerie to sportswear. Kevin Mazur / Getty Images for Savage X Fenty3. Ariana Grande founded r.e.m. beauty in 2021, a vegan and cruelty-free makeup line. JC Olivera / 2026GG / Penske Media via Getty ImagesRelated: "Can You Pass This Daily Trivia Quiz? "4. Lady Gaga founded her vegan and cruelty-free makeup brand Haus Laboratories in 2019. It relaunched as Haus Labs in 2022 and is now found exclusively at Sephora. Gilbert Carrasquillo / GC Images / Getty Images5.

I bought a used car. It was much more expensive than using Uber or Lyft. No one had ever been this excited about a used Toyota Yaris. That was my thought as my wife and I picked up the keys to the car we found on Facebook Marketplace one morning in August 2025. For the first time in seven years of living in the Washington, DC area, we were car owners. It was also a rebuke of sorts for one of the companies I write about most often. For years, Uber executives have said that the company's gig-worker drivers — and, increasingly, the self-driving cars on its app — compete with car ownership. Uber President Andrew MacDonald told a podcast last month that the rising cost of a new car makes owning one a worse deal than several years ago. And CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said last year that the rise of robotaxis will reduce car ownership over the next two decades, making driving a car yourself look "something like horseback riding. "So, did I make a horrible mistake spending just over $6,000 on a used sub-compact car that's effectively the next draft horse?

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