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How 'Game-Day Glam' Makes WNBA Beauty Wearable for Casual Fans
WNBA players are turning pre-game tunnels into beauty runways. Here’s how their 'Game-Day Glam' offers wearable style inspiration for every fan.
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Why 1990s Grunge's Most Famous Silhouette Borrowed From an Earlier Decade
Explore how the iconic anti-fashion silhouette of 1990s grunge borrowed its core elements from the functional workwear and counter-culture of the 1970s.
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Why Elia Kazan’s 1999 Honorary Oscar Divided Hollywood
The 1999 Honorary Oscar for director Elia Kazan split Hollywood, but the real reason for the controversy dates back to a fateful decision in the 1950s.
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Hegseth Says Trump Should Be Praised for Starting Iran War
The Pentagon chief was on Capitol Hill asking for a whopping $1.5 trillion in funding
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Allure Launches First-Ever Beauty Box Luxe Edition Offering High-End Products
Allure Launches First-Ever Beauty Box Luxe Edition Offering High-End Products
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Air Purifiers Gain Popularity for Quiet and Efficient Air Cleaning
Air Purifiers Gain Popularity for Quiet and Efficient Air Cleaning
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K18 Launches Hair Longevity Serum to Combat Premature Aging
K18 Launches Hair Longevity Serum to Combat Premature Aging
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Why Most Americans Misread the Layered Haircut
The layered haircut is a salon staple, but many of us misunderstand its true purpose. Here's what we get wrong and how to get the cut you really want.
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Gracie Abrams Becomes the Face of Chanel's New Fragrance
Gracie Abrams Becomes the Face of Chanel's New Fragrance
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JD and Usha Vance welcome a baby boy, the first child born to a sitting VP in more than 150 years
Vice President JD Vance and second lady Usha Vance have welcomed their fourth child
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Spelling Bee Utilizes Technical Jargon to Challenge Participants
Spelling Bee Utilizes Technical Jargon to Challenge Participants
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