Google just about any mainstream clothing brand, and you’ll find that it’s separated into strictly “menswear” and “womenswear” categories, with its sizing based on standards set by the industry and its clothing modeled by the conventionally tall and thin. Diverse body types and racial and gender identities are often not represented, causing many folks to […]
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Jamie Lee Curtis took a stroll down memory lane on Monday’s “The Late Late Show.” The “Knives Out” actor was tasked with identifying a co-star who made a brief but memorable cameo with her in the 2004 holiday film “Christmas with the Kranks.” Curtis’ character Nora raced the determined woman for the last ham in
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Image copyright Getty Images Carmaker Audi is to cut 9,500 of its 61,000 jobs in Germany between now and 2025 to make more money available for electric vehicles and digital working. The cuts – which aim to save €6bn (£5.1bn) – will be achieved through an early retirement programme. Audi, owned by Volkswagen, said that
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Calgary Flames general manager Brad Treliving says the team is looking into an accusation that head coach Bill Peters directed racial slurs toward a Nigerian-born hockey player a decade ago in the minor leagues November 26, 2019, 2:38 PM 2 min read Calgary Flames general manager Brad Treliving said the team is looking into an
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The Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) has questioned why there are Tory election candidates who have expressed Islamophobic views. The MCB’s Miqdaad Versi asked why “no action has been taken” and claimed the party has a “structural problem”. On BBC2’s Politics Live, former Conservative minister James Brokenshire said the party should get on with its
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“There’s a whole neoliberal agenda,” she said, referencing the received free-market wisdom that cutting public budgets spurs economic growth. “And then the way that traditional theory has fomented it or not contested it — there’s been kind of a strange symbiosis between mainstream economic thinking and stupid policies.” Dr. Mazzucato takes issue with many of
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Image caption The Royal Hospital for Children is next door to the QEUH Higher than expected rates of some infections were found in cancer patients at Glasgow’s children’s hospital in 2017, a report has said. Health Protection Scotland said there was an upturn in “gram-negative” bacteria over a 10-month period. This came a year before
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Image copyright ITV / Twitter Image caption The Loch actor Gray O’Brien celebrates the end of his treatment by ringing the bell at the Beatson Scottish actor Gray O’Brien has revealed he has been fighting cancer for the past three months. The Glasgow-born star was diagnosed with stage four tonsil cancer after visiting his doctor
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As a mom with influence, Caitlin Houston felt the need to act. Ms. Houston, of Wallingford, Conn., read a post on Instagram this summer by Karen Feldman, the founder of the Striped Sheep, a mommy-and-me clothing company, claiming that one of her designs had been ripped off by Tuckernuck, a high-end women’s clothing retailer. So
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Thanksgiving pickup football games are the latest to be touched by sports betting By WAYNE PARRY Associated Press November 26, 2019, 1:52 PM 3 min read Each Thanksgiving, families and friends across America face off in backyards or public parks in pre-meal games they dub “Turkey Bowl.” Now, there’s a way to determine which side
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