Month: November 2019

Queen Elizabeth sacked her royal bra-fitter because the 82-year-old owner revealed royal secrets in a book last year. Luxury London lingerie shop Rigby & Peller had supplied unmentionables to the royal family since the 1900s and has held the Royal Warrant (a mark of exclusive suppliers to the Royal Households) for 57 years. June Kenton,Read moreRead more

While no one can fill Simon Cowell’s shoes on ABC’s upcoming revival of American Idol, it certainly won’t be Katy Perry. “I’m blunt, but I can’t be mean ’cause I’m a woman,” Perry, one of three new judges, joked during the 2018 Winter TCA Press Tour on Monday, E! News reports. Executive producer Trish Kinane clarified the popRead moreRead more

Fashion retailer H&M received harsh backlash on Monday, after an image featuring a black child in a sweatshirt that read “Coolest Monkey in the Jungle” ran on their website. Following the wave of social media criticism, the company issued a statement to USA Today, reading: “We sincerely apologize for offending people with this image of aRead moreRead more

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was displaying an all-too-common bigotry in her recent Bronx town-hall meeting when she bemoaned “historically Puerto Rican” Williamsburg’s transformation into “Disneyland for hippies.” This echoes the congresswoman’s complaint last month about tourists swarming to “Joker stairs” in the southwest Bronx: “Keep your Instagram posts outside of the Boogie Down. Like, this isRead moreRead more

Two former Twitter employees from Saudi Arabia have been charged with spying for funneling inside information about users of the social-media site to an agent of the Middle Eastern kingdom, federal officials said Wednesday. Ali Alzabarah and Ahmed Almutairi allegedly used their positions to gather private Twitter data about Saudi critics, giving it to aRead moreRead more

On Wednesday, rapper T.I. bragged about taking his daughter on “yearly trips to the gynecologist to check her hymen,” implying that if she weren’t a virgin, the thin membrane wouldn’t be intact. Condemnation came quickly and swiftly for the “coercive” and “shaming” behavior, as some called it. In the medical community and among human rights proponents,Read moreRead more

Click:spherical roller bearing You can jumpstart your Black Friday shopping plans at Target now that the retailer has revealed their deals for the shopping holiday as part of their Black Friday Preview Sale. Click Here: nrl shops The items featured in the two-day sale will be doorbuster deals on Black Friday. But you can purchaseRead moreRead more

Most homes for sale on Zillow are lucky to get even 100 pageviews over a few weeks. But a five-bedroom Michigan home has earned 36,000 pairs of eyeballs over the course of its three days on the real estate listings site. In one of the photos with the for-sale-by-owner listing asking $165,000 — which hasRead moreRead more

After logging more than a decade as a facialist for such iconic international skin-care brands as La Prairie, Sisley and La Mer, beauty expert Pietro Simone broke out on his own — and loves waving the flag for his native country. “‘Made in Italy’ always symbolized luxury,” he tells Alexa. “That’s true for fashion, forRead moreRead more

Click:ocr文字识别 ROME — Italy is requiring parents of young children to equip car seats with alarm devices so tots aren’t forgotten by absent-minded adults. A transport ministry decree went into effect on Thursday in a bid to prevent deaths, like that of a toddler in Sicily two months ago. His father forgot to drop himRead moreRead more