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The most influential fashion designers of all time

Indeed, some designers have become iconic names in the fashion industry, and will forever be remembered for their creativity and influence on how we dress. Whether it be by working for major fashion houses or creating their own luxury brands, these designers are true icons. Click through the following gallery to check out the most influential fashion designers of all time.

The best homemade hair treatments for every hair type

Sometimes your hair can look a little damaged and dull, which means it needs a little extra treatment. And if you're worried that a visit to the salon will break the bank, then these cheap DIY hair treatments can work wonders for you. Click through the following gallery for efficient homemade hair treatments.

The best cities in America for dog owners

If you have a dog, then you need to live somewhere that’s great for both you and your pooch. It needs to have open space for your pup to exercise, other dogs for your pup to socialize with, and it would be nice if you could keep your furry friend by your side when you go out to eat. So where should you and your good boy or girl settle? Try one of these great cities!

The world's costliest countries to live: does Singapore make the list?

As the cost of living crisis bites around the world, find out where people pay the most to get by.

Watch out for these "energy vampires"

Feeling emotionally drained after talking with a friend, colleague, or family member? You may be dealing with an energy vampire! Energy vampires are people who, sometimes intentionally or unintentionally, drain your emotional energy. They feed on your willingness to listen and care for them, leaving you exhausted and overwhelmed. Energy vampires can be anywhere and anyone. But once you’ve identified one, you can develop ways to protect yourself, such as setting boundaries and saying "no." Click on to learn more about how an energy vampire works, and what you can do about it.

The incredible ways food was preserved during the Middle Ages

For centuries, people all over the world have used a variety of methods to preserve foods for later consumption. The Middle Ages were no different. A largely agrarian society, they had to store their food against threats like drought, famine, and warfare. On top of that, certain methods of food preservation also offered particular flavors. Then there was also the idea of keeping food in a way that it would be easier for soldiers, merchants, and pilgrims to transport it. How the food was preserved depended on what it was, and the particular desired effect. Want to learn more? Then click on to discover the food preservation methods used in medieval Europe.

Big sleeves, bubble skirts and layers of tulle: next-gen designers steal the runway at Australian fashion week

A crowd of eager watchers came to see the future of Australian fashion on Tuesday evening. An audience of editors, stylists and influencers at New South Wales Tafe’s Fashion Design Studio (FDS) graduate runway show – a regular event at Australian fashion week – were joined by parents, friends and some of the school’s most notable alumni, including Akira Isogawa, Bianca Spender and Nicky Zimmermann. The event, dubbed “the Innovators”, has been...

Miniature poodle Sage fetches top prize at Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show

By Eduardo Munoz NEW YORK (Reuters) -A sprightly miniature poodle named Sage was crowned "Best in Show" on Tuesday at the 148th annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, winning the grand prize in the most prestigious competition among pure-bred canines in the United States. Sage, the finalist representing 21 breeds classified as non-sporting dogs, triumphed over more than 2,500 top-ranked dogs

The unique power of ritual

Rituals have been around since as long as humanity can recall, in their many forms and guises. Given their association with religion, we often think of rituals as a way to live out our beliefs and nothing more. However, scientists are now beginning to think that performing rituals can produce anti-anxiety effects that could have a wide application in our everyday lives. Check out this gallery to learn about the surprising power of ritual.

Rediscovering the beauty icons of the 1960s

In retrospect, every decade in history has had its own unique concept of beauty. In the 1990s, there was the trend known as "heroine chic," while the 1950s favored voluptuous blondes, and the Roaring Twenties celebrated boyish flappers. The 1960s were fascinating years, as the decade marked the end of the Golden Age of Hollywood and the beginning of a period of liberation. The second wave of feminism encouraged women to embrace their sexuality in a new and empowering way. However, traditional Hollywood beauty symbols still held prominence in popular culture. Let's see which stars were considered the most beautiful women of the 1960s. Click through the gallery to get started.

House teeters perilously close to the cliff face

A house has been pictured teetering perilously close to a cliff face, with engineers desperately working to prevent further erosion.

These animals are associated with the devil

There are some animals that, despite being perfectly harmless and innocent of any wrongdoing, are forever associated with evil. These are creatures that some cultures and religions depict as being symbolic of Satan. They are nature's villains, misrepresented and demonized for their appearance and behavior—victims of our own prejudice and superstition. But what beasts are we so afraid of, and why? Click through and get to know the devil's pets.

Is the use of tarot cards safe or sinister?

The tarot first appeared in Italy as a pack of cards in the early 15th century. Originally applied in table games and fortune-telling, the tarot deck was later used for divinatory purposes and developed into a powerful tool for self-discovery and reflection. Today, tarot cards are used widely and read to predict what will happen to someone in the future. But how safe are tarot cards, and can they be used for more malevolent purposes? Click through and shuffle the pack for answers.

Scorpio: Your well being horoscope - May 15

Scorpio: here are your well being predictions for the day May 15

These $25 sneakers are being hailed as the "best dupe" for the Adidas Sambas.

The '90s had Jordans, the 2000s had Air Force 1s, and the 2010s had (now-controversial) Yeezys. What are the defining sneakers of the 2020s, we hear you ask? Clearly, it's the Adidas Sambas. Despite initial fears they could be a mere passing trend, they've proven that they're here to stay. In fact, Sambas are the brand's second best-selling style of ... Continued

Home security mistakes everyone should know about

Avoid these common security mistakes that will leave your house vulnerable to intruders, from beefing up your security to making sure you don't leave your keys near your front door.

Pizza, cocktails, ‘extraordinary’ French fine dining – a former model’s favourite Hong Kong restaurants

Bulgarian former model Teodora Lazarova loves foods with a diverse range of flavours and spices, and her list of favourite restaurants in Hong Kong is eclectic The founder of skincare line La Thea, her go-to places include a noisy hotpot chain and an upscale French restaurant that serves 'extraordinary' dishes Bulgarian former model Teodora Lazarov...

Kerry Washington shows off chic new bob haircut at Disney event

Kerry Washington shows off her new, chic bob haircut at the 2024 Disney Upfront presentation in New York City. The career actor flaunted the new look and also donned a stunning brown leather dress for the event.

Here's Why Everyone Is Putting Pickles in Their Dr. Pepper Right Now

"Don't knock it 'til you try it."

Things Americans find strange about Europe

Europe is incredibly diverse, with various cultures and customs across different countries. But there is one thing most people can agree on about the continent: it's very different from the US. Many Americans have traveled to Europe and found themselves perplexed at different customs and societal norms, and they've shared their experiences online. Mind you, there are many things that are considered normal in the US that are weird for the rest of the world as well. But that's the fun of traveling! You get to see the norms and lifestyles of other people, cracking open the narrow perception of our own lives. So, click through and enjoy all the things Americans find strange when they're in Europe.

This salad chain says it's the lunch spot for finding a wealthy guy

Anyone who is looking to date a wealthy guy in finance may be in luck if they walk into a New York fast-casual restaurant.

37 genius storage hacks to maximise kitchen space

Make the most of your kitchen space with these 37 storage hacks

Are Acorn Squash Seeds Edible? A Review By Nutrition Professionals

Inspiring looks from Cannes Film Festival through the years

Lady Di, Angelina Jolie, and Cate Blanchett—these household names have left their mark with their red carpet looks at the Cannes Film Festival, and all for their own reasons as well. As another edition of the world-renowned festival is upon us, click through the gallery to reminisce about the looks that continue to inspire generations. Which one is your favorite?

30 countries with no sign of McDonald's

Wherever you are in the world, there's usually a McDonald's nearby – unless you're in one of these countries.

The Best and Worst Menu Items at Carrabba's

Carrabba's Italian Grill offers an array of decadent pastas, meats, and desserts, but you can still order a healthy meal at the chain.

How to grow your garden without soil

In a world where concrete jungles are rising up to swallow the landscape, people can find it difficult to carve out enough space to grow plants and vegetables. But even as cities become bigger and gardens become smaller, there is a quiet revolution that is taking hold in the land of agriculture: soilless farming. You might be wondering if it's really possible for plants to grow without soil. And, if so, how much better is it truly when compared to traditional gardening methods? For the answer to those questions and more, click through this gallery as we uncover all the mysteries behind this elusive gardening practice.

Greta Gerwig stuns in a plunging sequin purple dress at Cannes

Greta Gerwig stuns in a plunging sequin purple dress at Cannes Film Festival. The star, who is President of the Jury, put on an animated display as she posed for cameras and waved to crowds at The Second Act screening.

Royal couple visit Queen Elizabeth II statue

The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh were in Rutland for the first time to see the sculpture.

The strangest medieval pet advice

The Middle Ages are also known as the Dark Ages, but how dark were they for pets, really? Luckily, there are still a few documents around that give us some insight as to how pets were perceived and treated in medieval times. In fact, there were even laws that applied to pets, so it seems like they were taken seriously, at least in some parts of the world. Curious to find out what pieces of advice people had back then regarding pets? Click on!

China retiree, 78, and pole dancing champion wins gold medal, represents country in Asia’s Got Talent contest

Starts hobby to keep fit at 64, loves 'flying in the air', will dance into 80s Says no more inflammation, swollen wrist, enjoys 'conquering' challenges Wearing glamorous make-up, a mini skirt and high heels, Dai Dali, gracefully spins, does the splits and hangs upside down from a pole on stage. It is hard to believe, but Dai is 78 years old. The fo...

How physical greetings evolved and how they’ll probably change

Over the course of history, human beings have developed some strikingly varied methods of greeting each other, from rubbing noses and kissing cheeks to shaking hands and bowing. However, during the global pandemic, many of these were scaled back drastically for fear of infection, while the more intimate ones may change forever. So, how did physical greetings evolve, and how are they likely to change? Click through the gallery to find out

Nature's deadliest assassins

For all its mesmerizing splendor, the animal kingdom can be a dangerous place to live. Among its millions of diverse residents are some truly menacing creatures: mammals, birds, and insects that can end life in an instant. And guess what? There are species of carnivorous plants out there, too. These natural born killers have devised ingenious ways to lure and capture their prey to make them nature's deadliest assassins. Indeed, they number some of the most fearsome predators on the planet. Intrigued? Click through and be in awe of wildlife with the sneakiest kill tactics.

I Tried the Lasagna at 4 Major Italian Chains & the Best Was Rustic and Fresh

A quintessential pasta dish, lasagna is a staple at popular chains nationwide, but which one makes it the best?

Take Up to a Whopping 70% Off Outdoor Furniture from Walmart

Including a seven-piece set that’s currently $600 off!

Things humans do that dogs hate

Dogs are fairly easy to please, and they can quickly become our best friends. They love food, walks, and attention from their favorite people. However, we don't always make it easy for them. Sometimes, we might do things that they actually hate. And while some dogs are more tolerant and laid-back than others, most of them will become fairly upset and stressed with these human actions. After all, how would you feel if someone gave you an unwanted hug? Want to discover other things dogs simply can't stand? Then click on and check out the following gallery.

Are you guilty of emotional spending?

From time to time, most of us are guilty of some emotional spending. Let's be honest: it's pretty normal to have a bad day and want to ease the pain by buying an item of clothing or a new gadget. However, when it gets out of hand, it can become a serious problem. Click on to discover what emotional spending really is, and how to stop doing it if it's an unhealthy habit for you.

The 30 best Indian dishes around

Indian cuisine features a diverse and flavorful selection of dishes inspired by the country's rich tapestry of history and culture and its abundance of spices. From Kerela's fiery curries to Hyderabad's aromatic biryanis, there is something to suit every palate. Vegetarians won't miss out either; there are plenty of meat-free options! If that sounds up your alley, click through this gallery to journey through India's most-loved dishes.

Angela Bassett stuns in red suit at 2024 Disney Upfront event

Angela Bassett puts on a stylish display as she strikes a pose at the 2024 Disney Upfront showcase event in New York City. The 65-year old actress dons a bright red plunging blazer and matching red pants.

Blackheads: The best and worst ways to remove them

Firstly, let's clarify what blackheads are. They are small blemishes that appear as dark spots on the face, typically concentrated around the nose. Unfortunately, it's nearly impossible to completely prevent their occurrence. But don't fret, as we do have some control in this matter. There are various measures we can take to prevent the formation of new blackheads and eliminate existing ones. However, it's important to be cautious with commonly used methods, such as using pore strips, as they may have unintended consequences and do more harm than good. To gain a better understanding of effective ways to combat blackheads and what practices to avoid, browse through the following gallery.

Houses of horror and other true crime locations

The morbid fascination with those who murder often extends to learning more about the locations in which the killings take place. Houses, apartments, compounds, highways, theaters, and schools are among the places where some of the most heinous crimes have been committed. Many of these properties are rightly demolished after the event, their continued existence otherwise providing an all too painful reminder of what took place inside. But there are scenes of crime that have survived, some as private residences, others as historic landmarks. Intrigued? Click through and discover houses of horror and other true crime locations.

30 businesses you could start at home

Alright, folks, let's bust a myth that's been hanging around for way too long! You know, that idea that starting a business means you need a swanky office, high-end furniture, and an expense account that could rival a Hollywood blockbuster's catering bill? Well, it's time to chuck that notion right out the window! In today's digital age, where creativity knows no bounds, launching a successful business from the comfort of your own home is not just possible, it's pretty darn trendy. It doesn't matter what you do, you can reach your customers/audience through all types of digital channels these days. In this gallery, let's dive into the world of innovative home-based businesses and see how "working from home" has turned into "thriving from home." Ready? Then click on!

Strange foods you won't believe people used to eat

Our ancestors had some unusual tastes. There was very little regard for wildlife preservation, so the entire animal kingdom was theirs to sample. From the most decadent delicacies of medieval royals, to the money-saving innovations of WWII Britain, there's a true assault on the senses ahead. Click on and feast your eyes upon these culinary wonders...

What you didn't know about bedbugs

We've all heard the familiar children's rhyme about bedbugs. But there's nothing like having to deal with an actual bedbug infestation! With the recent news of how bedbugs are crawling all over Paris, these pesky pests are making everyone worried ahead of the 2024 Summer Olympics. But while it's normal to be completely creeped out by them, it's also important to note that bedbug outbreaks are incredibly common. What's more, having all your facts in order is important to properly deal with a bedbug outbreak. Check out this gallery to learn everything you need to know about bedbugs.

Professional Faqs: How Many Mg Of Turmeric Are In A Teaspoon?

Expert opinion from María F. Carzon Bachelor degree in Human Nutrition · 4 years of experience · Argentina A teaspoon of turmeric has between fifteen and twenty milligrams. This quantity will depend on the different sizes of teaspoons. A small teaspoon has five milligrams of turmeric. Expert opinion from Cassia D Muller Bechelor in Nutrition · 2 ye...

Do you know the spring flower of your zodiac sign?

There are many signs the world is making way for spring: warmer temperatures, much longer days, and, of course, the arrival of beautiful, enchanting flowers. Bursting onto the scene in a kaleidoscope of floral colors, they are a welcome reminder of the possibilities of the new season. But did you know there's a spring flower to represent each star sign? Curious? Click on to discover which spring flower best matches your zodiac sign.

10 tips and tricks to eliminate the smell of tobacco

This new official portrait of King Charles has got plenty of people talking

Not everyone is on board with the portrait by renowned artist Jonathan Yeo echoing Charles's 'metamorphosis' from Prince to King.

11 Polite Habits House Cleaners Secretly Hate—and What to Do Instead

Your intentions may be good, but these "helpful" habits don't help your house cleaner at all The post 11 Polite Habits House Cleaners Secretly Hate—and What to Do Instead appeared first on Reader's Digest.

How King Charles red fiery painting 'tells multiple stories'

The 8.5ft-tall oil on canvas by Jonathan Yeo was revealed to the public and the Royal family at a ceremony in Buckingham Palace today.