Chart the screen siren's style evolution - from child star to Hollywood leading lady
Kristen Stewart and Stella Maxwell both put their long, lean legs on display in black ensembles when they attended the launch of Chanel's new Gabrielle perfume in Paris on Tuesday.
For the month of February I launched Project Passion– boudoir sessions for couples meant to spark intimacy and joy! I was THRILLED when Angela and Hunter booked this session. Angela contacted me before these two were even engaged. She knew Hunter was her person and knew she wanted me to be the person that captured […]
Over the years Helena Christensen has turned her hand to many trades including being a model and a photographer.
After her mother dies of an accidental overdose, Alex takes leave from her job as a writer for a Washington, DC, lifestyle magazine to return home to Maryland's Eastern Shore. There, she joins her brother Owen, a study in failure-to-launch, in sorting out their mother's whimsical and often self-destructive life. Alex has proposed to her editor that while she is home she profile Juliette Sprigg, her former high school fling, owner of a wildly popular local restaurant, and celebrity chef in the making. While working on the story and trying for a second chance with Juliette, Alex meets Carolyn Massey, editor of the town newspaper, and wonders if there's more to life than reheating leftovers. Enter Alex and Owen's Aunt Johanna, who arrives from Seattle to help with arrangements. When Johanna reveals a family secret, Alex may have to accept her family for who they are rather than who she hoped they would be. And just maybe apply the same philosophy to her heart and herself.
Happy Thanksgiving from women who like food: a photo gallery of 22 famous people stuffing their faces.
Travel Blogging Tips from Maggie McKneely with Pink Caddy Travelogue. Learn blogging strategy from hhis week's aspiring travel writer.
As seen at the 2022 American Medical Student Association (AMSA) Meeting Expo in Washington DC. Become a Master Surgeon! Check out www.theleoboard.com/learn for future tutorials launching December 2022! This is a one of a kind 3D printed Weighted Suture tying board for the surgeon of all ability levels! Made by a surgeon for surgeons. Perfect for the medical student, nursing student, physician assistant, or surgical resident! As anyone in medicine knows, suturing is a critical part of our art. We practice everywhere all the time. The Leo Board allows you to practice with a purpose and mimic real world situations. I weight each suture board with Steel Grit which is very dense and heavy. Unlike the typical practice boards that bounce or lift up when you practice, my board stays securely in place to let you practice most efficiently. Each feature on the board is carefully thought out from my own experience as a resident in what skills I think would be most beneficial to the medical student and resident. Key Features: 1) Suturing Irregular lacerations: Practice joining the edges of a jagged edge and star type laceration. 2) Basic suturing - Practice everything from a simple interrupted to a sub-cuticular suture on a very generously long straight laceration mimic. 3) Anastomosis - Practice joining two curved edges together (similar to what you'd do with an anastomosis) 4) A weighted Steel Grit filled base prevents the board from moving while mastering the art of suturing. 5) Compact! - only takes up 6in x 6in space 8) Currently available in Clear 9) 3D printed to order by Me! I will print them as ordered. Why I built this: I am currently a neurosurgery resident in Boston, MA and I have a passion for teaching and inspiring medical students to fall in love with surgery. I invented the first version of this board for one of my medical students who after a case asked me how to improve his suture skills. I went home and designed a CAD model then 3D printed about 5 different versions before arriving at this one! They are requested by my co-residents in orthopedics, general surgery, the ED, OB/Gyn, and of course our amazing medical students! I called it the Leo board not because "Leo" is my middle name (well partly haha) but rather because Leo means strong, courageous, cunning, and creative which are all the qualities of a great surgeon. Each board I print on my own 3D printer. So it takes time to print then assemble each one. So please allow time for this! I apologize for delays but I will do my best to deliver them in a timely manner!
For superheroes to stay alive, they have to change with the times. It’s a dilemma the comics industry has struggled with for decades, here and there resisting and elsewhere confronting head on....
When we talk about female superheroes—how many of them there are, what jobs they're given to do, the way they dress—we're really talking about females, period. Over the last few years, the conversation about how well our girls in the sky are doing and what it means for us down on Earth has reached a fever pitch, thanks in large part to Marvel. They've rolled out a groundbreaking female Thor character, a hugely popular Spider-Gwen series, and a teenage Muslim Ms. Marvel—and today, they're unveiling the cover of the first book in their A-Force series, which revolves around an all-female superhero team, right here. Behold: Squad goals, you know? New hero Singularity is the star of the series—she arrives in the Marvel Universe during the aftermath of the Secret Wars. She-Hulk, Captain Marvel, Medusa, Dazzler, and Nico Minoru also show up in key roles. A-Force is the brainchild of writer G. Willow Wilson (who also writes Ms. Marvel) and Sana Amanat, Marvel's director of content and character development. I spoke with them about how female superhero status has changed over their careers—and what's next. How did both of you get into the comic book business? SANA AMANAT: My background is
How this savvy beauty maven went from hustling in Cambodia to beating faces at New York Fashion Week and being named the Best Makeup Artist in DC.
Halle Berry wowed as she stepped out for the Vanity Fair Oscars Party on Sunday in a deep-plunging red and black dress that cut high on her thigh so that she put on a very leggy display.
Prior to her campaign launch in June 2015, Hillary Clinton voiced discontent about the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal and suggested that she would fight to change it to "take the lemons and turn it into lemonade." (Daniel Acker/Bloomberg) Two months after negotiators reached a deal six years in the making, the Trans-Pacific Partnership [...]
She inspired a film, and even a DC Comics hero. An excerpt of MP Charlie Angus' new book about the 13-year-old who helped launch a national campaign.
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The 20-year-old set out to shock on Thursday posting a very revealing image of herself on her Twitter.
Just days before the 13-year-old YouTube beauty sensation passed away her mother posted her 'bucket list' of wishes to Facebook. 'Have my own MAC collection,' was at number 62.
Launching Fame fragrance at Macy's.
The Blue Jeans hitmaker was the star guest at the Paris Motor Show on Tuesday night as she helped to unveil the car, which is Jaguar's first two-seater type in 50 years since the release of the E-Type.
While she may trade on her wealthy family pedigree as a star on E!'s hit reality TV show Rich Kids of Beverly Hills, Roxy Sowlaty boasts impressive accomplishments of her own in real life—after graduating with a business degree from USC, she earned a master's in interior design from New York City's prestigious Parsons New School of Design. She worked on homes in Manhattan and in tony Aspen—and later launched her own interior design business in LA. It'll come as no surprise, then, that Sowlaty's own Beverly Hills apartment is drop-dead gorgeous. Here are Sowlaty's six favorite nooks and crannies in the place she calls home base: 1. My vanity area: "My Martinique banana leaf print upholstered desk chair I collaborated to design with Throne Upholstery is my favorite piece! It reminds me of the Beverly Hills Hotel and always puts a smile on my face! I also love my mirrored desk/vanity. I actually got it from Urban Outfitters a few years back and I just adore it." 2. My Princess candle: "I am obsessed with candles and scents and think it is so important for your home to always smell good. I definitely see scents as an extension of
A few weeks ago, Sara Alcid, a Washington, D.C. resident was at the Nike Women’s Half Marathon in DC where she discovered that BareMinerals by Bare Escentuals enlisted a group of fraternity brothers to hold up inappropriate and sexist signs saying things like, “You Look Beautiful All Sweaty,” “Hello Gorgeous.” Sara launched a successful Change.org […]
