Wide-leg jeans never go out of style. Whether you prefer a boyfriend, baggy, or barrel silhouette (and the list goes on), the key is all in the fit—and how they make you feel. When you find a pair ...

Thank you for showing some of the fun costumes and signs from the recent “No Kings” rally in Urbana. It’s a shame that the reporter didn’t get a chance to talk to some of the speakers who spoke about ...

Xbox‘s new handheld device has been out for 24 hours and the response to the ROG Xbox Ally and pricier ROG Xbox Ally X has been overwhelmingly positive from early reviewers. But as with every major ...

Outfit 1: A light gray open back top with a white tank underneath. Paired with high waisted leggings and neutral chunky sneakers. Add a quilted puffy style tote bag and some trendy sunglasses. Outfit ...

Kelsey Reese loves transforming old blankets into outfits as the patterns are "so different than what you’d expect to see on a dress." Senate to vote Friday on pathway to end shutdown Chris Hemsworth, ...

Contrary to popular belief, there are no absolute minimalist wardrobe equations, no rules or rigid formulas to perfect the look. It’s really all about ease and intention. It often starts with a color ...

President Trump praised Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's stylish dark suit during their White House meeting, a stark contrast to his earlier teasing of Zelenskyy's military attire. The discussion ...

Mediaweek’s head of content Frances Sheen and editor Dan Barrett are out the door after short tenures with the trade publication, as owner Vinyl Group works to hit its break even target by the end of ...

There has not been Grade 13 in Ontario, since 1985. The students call it a “victory” lap, but in northern Ontario, it is known as the “loser” lap. The taxpayers of Ontario have continued to fund this ...

Swift and Kelce dined at the NFL star's 1587 Prime steakhouse following the Chiefs' big win against the Raiders on Sunday, Oct. 19 Latoya Gayle joined PEOPLE as an Associate Editor in 2024. Her work ...

I read with interest the attempt of a Florida-based law firm to “sneak” the Ten Commandments on a display of relevant historical documents in school classrooms. Let me suggest how this will work in ...