Every Must-See Look From London Fashion Week | HuffPost Life Hey there! Got a minute? Tell us what you think of HuffPost. Take the survey Part of HuffPost Style & Beauty. ©2019 Verizon Media. All rights reserved. London Fashion Week has come and gone, blessing us with plenty to swoon and scratch our heads over […]
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Image copyright STX Films Image caption Lili Reinhart, Jennifer Lopez, Keke Palmer and Constance Wu star in Hustlers A film about scheming strippers starring Jennifer Lopez has been banned in Malaysia because of its “excessive obscene content”. The country’s film censorship board said Hustlers’ naked breasts, erotic dances and scenes featuring drugs made it “not
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LOS ANGELES — Will Ferrell found himself seated next to Michelle Obama at a White House Christmas party in 2010 when she leaned over and began quoting lines from Funny or Die’s “The Landlord” — the viral video featuring a 2-year-old girl shouting profanities at Mr. Ferrell for not turning in his rent money on
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Once, the Ravens at Chiefs would have been looked at as one of those old-fashioned strong defense versus dangerous offense matchups. You know: “Here’s what we do, try to stop us” against “Here’s what we do, try to move us.” The weekend’s best game has evolved quite a bit this year. Baltimore has been among
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Americans trust police officers, military leaders and local public officials more than members of Congress, tech leaders and journalists, according to a study published by the Pew Research Center on Thursday. Researchers also found that the majority of Americans think that most people in positions of power behave unethically at least occasionally. The study adds
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One of Japan’s most storied trading houses says it’s lost $320 million in a series of unauthorized transactions by a rogue trader. Mitsubishi Corp. said Friday that the employee in its Petro-Diamond unit in Singapore disguised the trades to look like legitimate hedges. Derivatives are contracts that give a fixed price to hedge against volatility
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Philippine health officials on Friday confirmed a second case of polio in a 5-year-old child a day after declaring the country’s first outbreak in nearly two decades, and announced plans for a massive immunization program. Health Secretary Francisco Duque III said authorities confirmed the new case in a boy from Laguna province south of Manila
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Actor Geena Davis has been working for years to settle debates about fair representation of women and girls on screen — particularly in children’s programming — using simple math. Early this summer it paid off. An analysis of the numbers collected by computer software using the “GD-IQ” — Geena Davis Inclusion Quotient — revealed that women
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There are times in life, maybe a handful, when everything changes. A moment, simple or world shattering, slanting the past, shaping all still to come. There are people who have the same effect, someone so generous, so genuine, so joyful, meeting them transforms perspective. Amy Bockerstette is one of those people. Playing one hole of
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In widely circulated remarks this week, Jimmy Carter, the longest-living president in United States history, weighed in on a range of issues, including the appropriate age for a commander in chief, Democrats’ 2020 prospects and the relative merits of various nut products. Perhaps most memorably, Mr. Carter, 94, speaking on Tuesday at the Carter Center
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