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  • Ulta Names Steelman CEO, Kimbell to Retire

    Ulta Names Steelman CEO, Kimbell to Retire

    Ulta Beauty has named Kecia Steelman as its chief executive, succeeding David Kimbell, as the company aims to reaccelerate its growth amid a global slowdown in the beauty market.
    The Wall Street Journal - Jan. 6
  • Pope Names Robert McElroy, an Ally on Immigration, as Cardinal in Washington

    Pope Names Robert McElroy, an Ally on Immigration, as Cardinal in Washington

    The appointment of Robert W. McElroy is a signal of the pope’s priorities, two weeks before Donald J. Trump’s term begins.
    The New York Times - Jan. 6

  • Mike Rinder, former Scientology exec who became an Emmy-winning whistleblower, dies at 69

    Mike Rinder, a former executive leader for the Church of Scientology who became a whistleblower after he left the organization, has died. He was 69.
    Los Angeles Times - Jan. 6
  • Trump critic named new Washington archbishop

    Trump critic named new Washington archbishop

    Cardinal Robert W. McElroy, a critic of President-elect Trump, was named the new archbishop of Washington on Monday. Pope Francis named McElroy, who is the bishop of San Diego, to replace Cardinal ...
    The Hill - Jan. 6
  • Ralph Lauren Receives Presidential Medal of Freedom

    Ralph Lauren Receives Presidential Medal of Freedom

    After decades of being nearly synonymous with American fashion, the 85-year-old became the first fashion designer to receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
    The New York Times - Jan. 6
  • The Worst Team in College Basketball Is Paid to Lose in Spectacular Fashion

    The Worst Team in College Basketball Is Paid to Lose in Spectacular Fashion

    Mississippi Valley State hasn’t won a nonconference game in more than 18 years. The struggles go beyond the court.
    The New York Times - Jan. 6
  • The Worst Golden Globes Fashion Trend

    The Worst Golden Globes Fashion Trend

    Enough with the retro throwback nostalgia — Hollywood needs to be less conservative on the red carpet.
    The New York Times - Jan. 6
  • Pope Francis has named the first woman to head a major Vatican office

    Pope Francis has named the first woman to head a major Vatican office

    Pope Francis has named the first woman to head a major Vatican office
    ABC News - Jan. 6

  • Robinson named U.S. men's player of the year

    United States men's national team and Fulham defender Antonee Robinson has been voted the 2024 U.S. Soccer Male Player of the Year.
    ESPN - Jan. 6
  • Pope Francis names the first woman to head a major Vatican office

    Pope Francis names the first woman to head a major Vatican office

    Pope Francis named the first woman to head a major Vatican office. Sister Simona Brambilla will be responsible for all the Catholic Church’s religious orders.
    NBC News - Jan. 6
  • Pope names like-minded ally Cardinal McElroy as Washington archbishop

    Pope names like-minded ally Cardinal McElroy as Washington archbishop

    Pope Francis has named Cardinal Robert McElroy of San Diego as the archbishop of Washington, D
    ABC News - Jan. 6

  • Pope names Cardinal McElroy, a progressive, as archbishop of Washington

    Pope names Cardinal McElroy, an ideological progressive, as archbishop of Washington at start of Trump administration
    ABC News - Jan. 6

  • Golden Globes red carpet highlights and celebrity fashion

    The 2025 Golden Globe Awards returned to Los Angeles. Entertainment's biggest names hit the red carpet. Check out the highlights and the latest fashion.
    CBS News - Jan. 6
  • How The Vivienne became a breakout star of British drag

    How The Vivienne became a breakout star of British drag

    The Vivienne, who has died aged 32, was unapologetically unique and hilariously straight-talking.
    BBC News - Jan. 6
  • How ‘Stop the Steal’ Became a Protest Slogan in South Korea

    How ‘Stop the Steal’ Became a Protest Slogan in South Korea

    Right-wing YouTubers helped President Yoon Suk Yeol get elected. Now that he’s been impeached, they’re rallying his supporters with conspiracy theories.
    The New York Times - Jan. 6
  • Who will be the next Patriots head coach? 8 names to consider this offseason

    Who will be the next Patriots head coach? 8 names to consider this offseason

    For the second offseason in a row, New England is searching for a new head coach. Will Robert Kraft turn to another former Patriots linebacker to lead the team?
    Yahoo Sports - Jan. 6
  • Golden Globes 2025: The best red carpet fashion

    Golden Globes 2025: The best red carpet fashion

    See the best fashions from the 2025 Golden Globes red carpet in our live-updating gallery from the Beverly Hilton Hotel.
    Los Angeles Times - Jan. 5
  • How to watch the Golden Globes and red carpet fashions before the show

    How to watch the Golden Globes and red carpet fashions before the show

    CBS is the place to watch the Golden Globes this year
    ABC News - Jan. 5
  • Who collaborated with the Nazis? 425,000 suspects named as one country reckons with its WWII past

    Who collaborated with the Nazis? 425,000 suspects named as one country reckons with its WWII past

    The Netherlands has named 425,000 people suspected of collaborating with the Nazis during World War Two as part of The Huygens Institute’s “War in Court” project,
    NBC News - Jan. 5

  • Faith and fashion: Iranian women revamp hijab rules

    Defiance of headscarves accompanied by growing demand for stylish options among those following Islamic republic’s dress code
    Financial Times - Jan. 5
  • How Darts Became London’s Rowdiest Winter Party

    How Darts Became London’s Rowdiest Winter Party

    The professional darts championships draw tens of thousands of raucous fans. The beer flows freely in the stands, but the competition is serious.
    The New York Times - Jan. 5
  • New Orleans Releases Most Names of Victims Killed in Attack

    New Orleans Releases Most Names of Victims Killed in Attack

    Those who died after a man drove a pickup through the French Quarter highlighted the diverse mix of people who are drawn to the city.
    The New York Times - Jan. 5
  • How Elon Musk’s X became the global right’s supercharged front page

    How Elon Musk’s X became the global right’s supercharged front page

    Musk has now used X as a platform to make aggressive interventions in US politics – and in those of other countries. As a business proposition, Elon Musk’s ownership of X, formerly known as ...
    The Guardian - Jan. 4
  • ‘I became an optimist the night my wife died’: a science writer on loss and letting go of rationalism

    ‘I became an optimist the night my wife died’: a science writer on loss and letting go of rationalism

    Sumit Paul-Choudhury had always prided himself on his critical thinking, until his wife was diagnosed with cancer and he was forced to rethink his life from scratch. People reacted in different ...
    The Guardian - Jan. 4

  • Dash names new coach Gautrat in rebuild attempt

    The Houston Dash named Fabrice Gautrat as their new head coach on Friday.
    ESPN - Jan. 3

  • The stock market has entered the danger zone. How one strategist recommends piloting around it.

    The next few weeks are likely to be volatile, prompting more risk asset weakness
    MarketWatch - Jan. 3
  • Indian village that changed its name to honor Jimmy Carter pays tribute

    Indian village that changed its name to honor Jimmy Carter pays tribute

    A village in India named after the late former President Jimmy Carter fondly remembers his visit almost 50 years ago.
    NBC News - Jan. 3
  • How can police prevent attacks like the one in New Orleans?

    How can police prevent attacks like the one in New Orleans?

    Fourteen died and dozens more were injured when a vehicle drove into a crowd on New Orleans' Canal and Bourbon Streets.
    The Hill - Jan. 3
  • Rosita Missoni, who turned colored knitwear into high fashion, dies at 93

    Rosita Missoni, who turned colored knitwear into high fashion, dies at 93

    Rosita Missoni, co-founder of the fashion house known for its bright and patterned styles, has died at the age of 93, the family-owned company said on Thursday.
    NBC News - Jan. 3

  • He Wasn’t a ‘Bot,’ but Quickly Became Her Partner

    Veronica Fitzpatrick and Kevin Fay met through the dating app Hinge in November 2022, and less than a year later, they became engaged.
    The New York Times - Jan. 3
  • Rosita Missoni, Italian fashion house matriarch, dies at age 93

    Rosita Missoni, Italian fashion house matriarch, dies at age 93

    Rosita Missoni, the matriarch of the iconic Italian fashion house that made zigzag-patterned knitwear high fashion, has died
    ABC News - Jan. 2
  • How Jensen Huang and 3 Nvidia Board Members Became Billionaires

    How Jensen Huang and 3 Nvidia Board Members Became Billionaires

    Longtime Nvidia board member Tench Coxe is among the company’s newly minted billionaires.
    Inc. - Jan. 2
  • Names of 425,000 suspected Nazi collaborators published

    Names of 425,000 suspected Nazi collaborators published

    The names of Dutch people investigated for working with the Nazis during World War 2 are available online for the first time.
    BBC News - Jan. 2
  • Rosita Missoni, Who Turned Zigzag Sweaters Into High Fashion, Dies at 93

    Rosita Missoni, Who Turned Zigzag Sweaters Into High Fashion, Dies at 93

    With colorful knitwear, she and her husband, Ottavio, built one of the world’s most recognizable brands, helping to make Milan a capital of “alta moda.”
    The New York Times - Jan. 2
  • Italian fashion designer and ‘colour genius’ Rosita Missoni dies aged 93

    Italian fashion designer and ‘colour genius’ Rosita Missoni dies aged 93

    Founder of renowned knitwear brand was at forefront of bringing Italian ready-to-wear industry to global market. Rosita Missoni, the esteemed Italian fashion designer who co-founded the eponymous ...
    The Guardian - Jan. 2
  • How Saffron, a Precious Import, Became an American Cash Crop

    How Saffron, a Precious Import, Became an American Cash Crop

    It’s hard work to harvest, but a growing cadre of small farmers and home gardeners are cultivating the spice for profit, or simply pleasure.
    The New York Times - Jan. 2
  • ‘Walkable’ New York City Became Deadlier for Pedestrians in 2024

    ‘Walkable’ New York City Became Deadlier for Pedestrians in 2024

    The city said overall traffic deaths were down compared with 2023, and the number was still far lower than it was before the city adopted its Vision Zero safety program.
    The New York Times - Jan. 1
  • ‘Bizarrely, I enjoyed bungee jumping!’ How Ed Davey became the Tom Cruise of British politics

    ‘Bizarrely, I enjoyed bungee jumping!’ How Ed Davey became the Tom Cruise of British politics

    The Liberal Democrat leader’s summer of stunts ended in the party’s biggest electoral success ever – and managed to push social care up the agenda. His next project? Mastering TikTok. There he was, ...
    The Guardian - Jan. 1
  • Elon Musk changes his name to Kekius Maximus on X

    Elon Musk changes his name to Kekius Maximus on X

    The world's richest man sparks speculation after changing his name and using a picture of Pepe the Frog.
    BBC News - Jan. 1
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