OpinionTaylor Swift This article is more than 1 year oldWas Taylor Swift wrong to use the word ‘fat’ in a video? That’s how I used to feel whenever I weighed myselfThis article is more than 1 year oldArwa MahdawiSome very vocal people were outraged by the video for the new single Anti-Hero. But when you’re dealing with eating disorders, sometimes there’s no escaping the f-word Want to watch Taylor Swift magically lose fat overnight?

The shooting death of a 2-year-old girl in Kentucky at the hands of her 5-year-old brother has opened up yet another debate about gun control. While no one favors the idea of 5-year-olds using weapons without supervision, there is no consensus on the appropriate age to start hands-on training with firearms. "Many people who have firearms familiarize their kids with firearms early on, because they want them to know that this is not something to be trifled with,"

History booksReviewAn magical exploration of the weather literature left behind by the poets, scientists and historians of Anglo-Saxon Britain If the airless, sultry, stuck summer left you longing for autumn or, indeed, for anything other than never-ending broil, you could do no better than plunge into the Anglo-Saxon year. Here, the seasons are properly seasonal, with wispy autumn smoke, blustery spring mornings and a summer that is lush, green and gently generative.

Zach Bryan‘s upcoming self-titled album, due out Sept. 25, looks to be shorter than his 2022 blockbuster breakout “American Heartbreak” — it will be a manageable 16 tracks, compared to the previous release’s juggernaut 24.

Keyshia Cole was ripped apart by a judge in New Jersey yesterday -- a judge who called the singer's testimony "nonsensical" and then questioned her literacy. Cole -- a platinum-selling artist -- was being sued by an event promoter who claims she blew off an appearance in 2006 after he paid her $15,000 up front. The judge not only ruled against Cole, but she blasted the singer in her written opinion, saying Cole's testimony was "

Michael Kors opened its largest flagship store in Europe last week on London's Regent Street, which, handily, is positioned at on the doorstep of the GLAMOUR offices. The shop is huge, spanning 16,275 square-foot and three floors, stocking every category of Michael Kors product imaginable. It's like a mini department store. The store represents the evolution of the Michael Kors' signature aesthetic (modern elegance) so think a historic façade with a sophisticated and modern interior.

Two older women are caught up in a strange parallel. One, Melina Mercouri, is a film star who returns to her native Greece to do Med ea on stage. The other, Ellen Burstyn, is an American living in Greece who has killed her three children 'just as Medea did' due to her husband's flaunting of her love and needs. Two older women are caught up in a strange parallel.

By the Book By Amanda Sellet Purchase BookPurchase close overlay Buy Featured Book TitleBy the BookAuthorAmanda Sellet Your purchase helps support NPR programming. How? Independent Bookstores Before I begin this review in earnest, I would first like to bestow upon Miss Amanda Sellet several Bonus Points for the most puntastic title of 2020 (Get it? "BUY the Book"). And then I shall implore you, Dear Reader, to brew a cup of your favorite tea and settle in while I tell you the tale of this most intriguing and delightful tome about the misadventures of a teen who grew up steeped in classic literature — and little else.

"Additional COVID-19 cases amongst multiple artists and staff" were cited as a reason for canceling in a late Thursday statement from CID Presents. UPDATED: The group Dead and Company announced Thursday that its Playing in the Sand festival, slated to begin Friday in Cancun, has been canceled entirely.

The Hulu original series Welcome to Chippendales stars Kumail Nanjiani as Chippendales founder, Somen “Steve” Banerjee, features the glitz and glamour of LA nightlife in the ’80s, but it doesn’t wash out the dark undertones of the real story. In Welcome to Chippendales Episode 4, viewers see Steve’s desire to become a successful businessman begin to transform into something much uglier. Despite experiencing racism himself, Steve uses the guise of “It’s just business” to excuse his actions.