During an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, the 65-year-old Oscar winner addressed rumours that the Amazon founder had offered him a seat on the flight that was offered to actor William Shatner.
Serena Williams, 40, flaunts her super-toned abs on Instagram while wearing a crop top at Art Basel Miami. She eats a mostly plant-based diet to stay in shape.
Selena Gomez did a series of interviews to promote her work in ‘Hotel Transylvania: Transformania’ and she touched on her Grammy nod, holiday plans, and working with Cara Delevingne on ‘Only Murders in the Building.’
Outer Banks stars Madelyn Cline and Chase Stokes, who recently split up after a year of dating, had an awkward run-in at last night's People's Choice Awards.
It’s no secret that the resale market is booming. But in the past year, one accessory, in particular, has risen to the top of the most-wanted list: watches. According to The RealReal’s 2021 resale report, customers are spending $1,600 (£1,207) more than last year on secondhand luxury watches. Meanwhile, on online consignment retailer Fashionphile, searches for the term “watch” have increased by 73% since 2020. According to McKinsey, a U.S.-based consulting firm, the pre-owned luxury watch market
Jason Oppenheim has opened up about why he and Chrishell opted to keep their romance a secret while filming the fourth season of Selling Sunset.
5/5 Director Will Sharpe’s flourishes make this murder mystery unforgettable TV
The way interracial relationships are talked about in the West — especially in media, entertainment, and social media — is often reductive and harmful. In these discussions, the focus is usually on interracial relationships between non-white people and white people, so whiteness is constantly centred and anything outside of that is “othered.” In a world that places so much value on representation, it’s important to point out when the representation we’re given is shallow or toxic. To me, it’s pr
With empowerment in mind, here are nine valuable Christmas decorating lessons from Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen, from colour schemes to garlands...
Day-by-day checklist of every hoop you need to jump through for your ski holiday The true cost of the travel red list – and why it’s pointless anyway The death of the budget ski holiday Day 2 tests for travel: he quickest, easiest and cheapest options The biggest absurdities behind Britain's travel testing regime
The day I got my driver’s license was one of the most transformative experiences of my life. I’d been looking forward to this moment for months — years. As a kid raised in the suburbs, in a town without public transportation, I was excited to be able to see my friends or run an errand without having to negotiate a ride from my parents first. But more than that, I couldn’t wait to head out on a long, peaceful drive with no particular destination in mind. An aimless drive is, perhaps, an odd thing
Your partner has impressed all your friends, charmed your coworkers with their social grace, and even bonded with your sibling that one time. In theory, they’re ready to meet the final bosses: your parents. Or are they? At a certain point in your relationship, it’s not a question of if you’ll meet your partner’s parents, but when. Ultimately, there’s no “right” time, because every relationship progresses at different speeds, says Catherine Salmon, PhD, professor of psychology at the University o
Christina proved the spirit of her track "Dirrty" still lives on, taking to the stage at last night's People's Choice Awards in a very 2002 inspired outfit.
Much in the way that Karen’s boobs in Mean Girls apparently know when it’s about to rain, I know when a cold snap is about to hit (or if the heating is acting up, or I’m particularly stressed). My toes and the pads of my feet go a numb, yellowish white. More often than not, my fingers do too. This effect ranges from the tips of my fingers and toes being dotted with white splodges while the rest of my digits flame red to, if it’s really intense, covering the whole of my extremities. I lose all se
Welcome to Money Diaries, where we're tackling what might be the last taboo facing modern working women: money. We're asking a cross-section of women how they spend their hard-earned money during a seven-day period – and we're tracking every last penny.This week: "I’m a 23-year-old brand executive, working from home in Shropshire for a London-based hospitality company. I’ve only been in my current role for two months after moving from the automotive industry. My role is very similar to my previo
The first pictures of me on Facebook are from 2007. I’m 13 years old. My hair is meticulously straightened. My eyes are raccoon-like, coated in layers of black eyeliner. I’m sitting in front of a row of lockers with a group of six other girls, each with her own straight hair and blackened eyes. Their names are burned into my memory as a kind of tuneful list: Sarah-Annie-Ellie-Amanda-Maggie-Sophie – and me. Even now I can recite it with the same ease as the alphabet or the national anthem. In tho
From mandatory mask-wearing and facing the polluted office commute again to finally enjoying a proper summer with friends and family, 2021 is bound to have taken a toll on your skin.You might have had to contend with maskne, heatwave-related sun damage or stress-induced spots to pinpoint a handful of gripes. Through it all, the industry's best skincare experts have been on hand to impart their stellar advice.Over the past year we've spoken to some of the biggest names in beauty for their take on
It's easy to slide down a rabbit hole of negative thoughts when you first wake up in the morning (especially if you're not a morning person). You might be tired, not feeling well, or just not in the mood to deal with any responsibilities whatsoever - we've all been there.
Season 14 contestant Maddy Morphosis has provoked controversy here is all you need to know
Spread some joy with a Noel-inspired sweater
3/5 Rather than function as a biopic, this biographical drama is about the inner mechanics of comedy writing
