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Celebrity Cosmopolitan
Kim Kardashian Had a Major Wardrobe Malfunction Out in Miami Last Night
Happens to the best of us, TBH.
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U.S. People
Mom-to-Be Was Prepping for Sex Reveal Party, Friend Says - Then Husband Allegedly Murdered Her
Slain Pregnant Shanann Watts Was Planning Gender Reveal
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Politics chicagotribune.com
As Trump delivers racially charged insults, most Republicans stay silent
The president of the United States had just lobbed another racially charged insult - this time calling his former top African American adviser a "dog" - but Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, had no interest in talking about it. "I've got more important things on my mind, so I really don't have a comment on that," said the Senate's No. 2 Republican, chuckling at the question. Has President Donald Trump ever said anything on race that made Cornyn uncomfortable? "I think the most important thing is to pay attention to what the president does, which I think has been good for the country," the senator demurred. What about his constituents back home - are they concerned? "I know you have to ask these questions
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U.S. San Francisco Chronicle
Jury convicts man for sexually assaulting a woman on a plane as his wife sat next to him
It was a late-night flight from Las Vegas, and the woman rested her head on the window as the plane neared Detroit. She was startled awake by the man in the middle seat next to her. His hand was down her unbuttoned pants, and her shirt was undone. The 22-year old woman fled to the back of the plane to alert flight attendants. But first she had to get past two obstacles: Prabhu Ramamoorthy, the man in the middle seat, and his wife in the aisle seat - an arm's length away from a chill-inducing Jan. 3 incident later described in court. A federal jury convicted Ramamoorthy, 35, of sexual abuse on the Spirit Airlines flight. Ramamoorthy, an Indian national in the United States on a work visa, faces up to life in prison.
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Style The Zoe Report
How Fashion Insiders Transition Their Favorite Summer Pieces Into Fall
Transitioning from summer to fall can be tricky in the style department. It’s still warm enough that hefty layers aren’t quite right despite your excitement to shop the latest fall trends. And at the same time, you’re no doubt trying to get as much use out of your breezy dresses, shoulder-baring tops and cut-off shorts before the turn of weather. A true fashion calamity. Dramatics aside, August and September dressing is all about balance and figuring out how to extend the life of your favorite summer pieces whilst taking stock of new arrivals to freshen up your go-to formulas. Truth be told, there’s no greater group to look to for inspiration than the fashion-insider set. You know, the buyers, fashion directors, stylists and designers who basically decide the exact pieces you’re going to love each season. They’re riddled with sartorial know-how from tips on how to layer your beloved floral mini dress in cooler weather to the outerwear pieces that will make your favorite white T-shirt sing in the new season. Here, read on to see how 10 ultra-chic insiders take their favorite summer items into fall. Plus, shop the pieces you’ll need to re-create each savvy outfit formula on your own. Your in-between season just got a lot more stylish.
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Business Fox NewsVictoria's Secret's idea of sexy is becoming 'unrelatable', experts say
Supermodel Lais Ribeiro strutted her lithesome 6-foot frame across the stage last November at the annual Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, her 31-23-33 figure barely contained in the company’s Fantasy Bra. The crowd went crazy, and it was difficult to know if they were cheering the $2 million bejeweled bra Ribeiro was wearing or the Brazilian beauty herself. By most measures, the Nov. 20 extravaganza in Shanghai, China, was a success. Ribeiro and a dozen of her supermodel pals were at their sexy best in an estimated $12 million production that company executives arranged to have telecast around the world. But the world yawned. KATE SPADE SALES INCREASE 31 PERCENT AFTER FOUNDER'S DEATH Viewership
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Celebrity New York Post
Aaron Hernandez’s suicide notes revealed
When attorney Jose Baez first met Aaron Hernandez in 2016, the former NFL star was already serving life in prison. The then-26-year-old had been arrested for the murder of Odin Lloyd, an acquaintance, in 2013, after three seasons with the New England Patriots. Now, he needed a lawyer for another indictment, involving an earlier double-homicide. Baez took the case, and grew close with the athlete. He helped Hernandez win an acquittal on April 14, 2017, but days later, on April 19, the 27-year-old hanged himself in his cell. A brain scan revealed that the former tight-end had suffered severe brain injuries consistent with chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), due to repeated head blows while
