September 2019

Rothy’s Chelsea Boot Review: Finally, A Fall Style From The Beloved Flats Brand

HuffPost may receive a share from purchases made via links on this page. Rothy’sRothy’s has introduced a Chelsea boot. This isn’t your average Chelsea boot. Rothy’s — the brand that’s become known for making Meghan Markle’s favorite flat shoe — just launched a new style perfect for fall: a Chelsea boot. The highly anticipated addition to […]

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Chance The Rapper Delays Tour After His Newborn Arrives: ‘I Hope You’ll Understand’

Chance The Rapper announced on social media Monday that he has postponed an upcoming tour to be as “helpful and available as possible” to his family, after the recent birth of his second daughter, Marli, with his wife, Kirsten Bennett.  The couple, also parents to daughter Kensli, who was born September 2015, announced the birth of

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A Family’s Dedication to Beef Lives On at Don Julio in Buenos Aires

BUENOS AIRES — At Don Julio, a much-beloved steakhouse in the city’s low-rise Palermo neighborhood, a 110-square-foot grill dominates the soaring dining room in the way that a grand piano commands attention on a concert stage. Don Julio was rated the No. 1 restaurant in Argentina on the list compiled last year by the organization

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Dennis Rodman keeps finding new ways to surprise

Dennis Rodman keeps finding new ways to surprise. The 58-year-old former NBA star built his own personal brand of flamboyant individualism well before social media made every pro athlete accessible to fans, and outside the traditional endorsements-and-corporate partnership framework. At the peak of his fame in the 1990s, Rodman pulled the spotlight toward himself by

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Scientists rethink Alzheimer’s, diversifying the drug search

When researchers at the University of Kentucky compare brains donated from people who died with dementia, very rarely do they find one that bears only Alzheimer’s trademark plaques and tangles — no other damage. If they do, “we call it a unicorn,” said Donna Wilcock, an Alzheimer’s specialist at the university’s aging center. Contrary to

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Boy Who Used His Savings To Feed Dorian Evacuees Surprised With Disney World Getaway

A video posted by Disney shows Jermaine Bell — fittingly wearing a Lion King T-shirt — being surprised by Mickey Mouse and other cheering Disney employees outside his home in Florida. Jermaine, who turned 7 on Sept. 8, made headlines when he used birthday funds earmarked for a visit to Disney’s Lion King exhibit to

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