How did your beauty “thing” become your beauty “thing”? That’s the question we’re posing to celebrities in our new series, Just One Thing. Of course, journalists that we are, we’re also taking the opportunity to ask about the one beauty product that helps keep their thing… thing-ing. In this installment, comedian (her new standup special, … Read more
Before she landed abroad, Lee broke down the beauty regimen she (and her sister) planned for the Games. Hair I’ve been loving slicked-back rows of braids. They look so much more mature than what I used to do, which was a side braid. That was the younger Suni. This is cleaner, plus it’ll showcase my … Read more
Welcome to Shelf Life, where Olympians are breaking down the beauty routines carrying them through the 2024 Paris Games. Today, Team USA rugby center Ilona Maher reveals the secret to indestructible braids (it’s not just hair gel), the deodorant that keeps her fresh for hours on end of high-impact exercise, and the reason she’s always … Read more
Welcome to Shelf Life, where Olympians are breaking down the beauty routines carrying them through the 2024 Paris Games. Today, Paralympian—and licensed esthetician—Brittni Mason reveals her go-to lip gloss, her skin care routine for combating oiliness, and her secret to airbrush-finish makeup on and off the track. If Brittni Mason weren’t a world-class Paralympian, she’d … Read more
Maluma, now 30, has been marketing himself as a sex symbol since he released his first single “Farandulera” and played it for shrieking teenage girls at every high school in his hometown, the second-largest city in Colombia. Despite being considered a reggaeton artist, the majority of his music is distinctly romantic, pairing emotional storytelling with … Read more
Maluma, que ahora tiene 30 años, ha estado promocionando su marca personal como un sex symbol desde que sacó su primer sencillo “Farandulera” que interpretó en casi todas las escuelas secundarias de su ciudad natal, la segunda más grande de Colombia. Pese a ser considerado un artista de reggaeton, la mayoría de su música es … Read more
When Jesselyn Cook wrote about the children of QAnon believers as a HuffPost reporter in 2021, she didn’t expect the reaction she would receive ― hundreds upon hundreds of emails from readers, all of who had lived some version of the same story, and all of who seemed to have some version of the same … Read more
“Sorry, that’s my mom—I’m just on an interview, Mom!” Nicola Coughlan is sitting in what I can only assume is her mother’s house, presumably in her hometown of Galway, Ireland. Through my Zoom screen and over her shoulder, I catch glimpses of what appear to be patterned wallpaper and frilly antique furniture. I just barely … Read more
Neda and Amir Karam met in medical school. Finally. They had been delivered by the same doctor in the same hospital in Iran. Both of their families later moved to San Diego; they attended rival high schools and worked at the same mall. They went to the same college. But they didn’t meet until they … Read more
Although they weren’t able to nab the semi-finalist title, India and Logistx were hailed as the queens of the floor and walked off with a standing ovation. Even in the face of adversity, competing against breakers with decades more experience and athleticism, India uses every challenge as a reason to grow. Her next hurdle? The … Read more
