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Pamela Anderson Is ‘Not a Product Person,’ Uses ‘Homemade’ Recipes to Maintain Glowing Skin (Exclusive)

The actress, 56, shared the secret to healthy glow with Us Weekly at the Pandora Lab Grown Diamond launch party on Wednesday, September 6, in New York City. Anderson —...

A Black Author Takes a New Look at Georgia’s White Founder and His Failed Attempt to Ban Slavery

SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — Michael Thurmond thought he was reading familiar history at the...

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Get This Kelly Rowland-Approved Body Lotion for Only $10 at Amazon

With the imminent season change just over the horizon, it’s crucial that we remind...

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Stars, Royalty and a ‘Poppenheimer’ Showdown. Here’s What to Expect at Britain’s BAFTA Film Awards

“Poor Things” and “Oppenheimer” are the leading contenders for the British Academy Film Awards,...

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ASAP Rocky Raps About Rihanna’s Fenty Lip Balm in New Ad: ‘Collab With My Baby Mom’

ASAP Rocky is stepping into the world of beauty — thanks to girlfriend Rihanna. Rihanna,...

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Whimsical Creatures, Mechanics, and Celestial Details Collide in Ori Toor’s Frenzied Illustrations

Tucked in the cramped confines of a rectangular form, the lively and fantastical illustrations of Tel Aviv-based artist Ori Toor (previously) are suffused with...

Elaborate Flower Arrangements by Lewis Miller Design Cascade From Fixtures of New York City Streets

Sprays of vibrant blooms and foliage erupt from New York City trash cans, trucks, and road signs by Lewis Miller Design (previously). Known for...

Sangmin Oh Illuminates Otherworldly Textiles in His Sculptural ‘Knitted Light’ Series

Supple textures meet bold hues in Sangmin Oh’s elegant Knitted Light series. Drawn to relationships between sculptural forms, textile techniques, and architectural elements, the...

The Glowing, Prismatic Nervous System of a Sea Star Wins the Scientific Image of the Year

Science meets psychedelic color in the 2022 Evident Image of the Year awards. From the vibrant, feather-like crystals of a topical medicine to the...

The Adorably Whimsical ‘Deer Train’ Transports Visitors to Japan’s Famed Nara Park

Sacred in the Shinto religion and an officially designated national treasure, the deer in Nara, Japan, are widely known for roaming a public park...

Quirky Collections of Found Objects Preoccupy the Anatomical Sculptures of EMXW’s ‘Heads’

If you’ve ever felt like your head is full of cotton—or sea shells or dryer lint—well, you’re not alone. For the better part of...

An 18th-Century Encyclopedia of Medicinal Plants Honors the Groundbreaking Artist Elizabeth Blackwell

Slices of quince revealing tiny seed pockets, serrated dandelion leaves cradling spindly stems, and juicy elderberries growing in dense clusters are a few of...

A 12-Meter-High Wedding Cake by Joana Vasconcelos Rises From the Grounds of an English Estate

Nearly five years in the making, a 12-meter-high confectionary has emerged on the grounds of the sprawling Waddesdon Manor in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire. Portuguese artist...

Three Bolts of Lightning Simultaneously Strike the Chicago Skyline During a Wild Summer Storm

Lightning might never strike the same place twice, but in Chicago this last week, it did strike three spots at the same time. During the...

Community and Connection Center in Damien Cifelli’s Portraits of a Fictional World

“I think it says a lot about humans that we have been creating alternative worlds as long as we have been around, whether it’s...

A Brief Lesson Explains the Art Historical Shift to Painting Everyday People

Evan Puschak of Nerdwriter brings us another dose of art history as he explains a profound shift in Western painting traditions. The insightful “Bruegel:...

Papier-Mâché Critters Traipse and Trot in Delighful Sculptures by Diana Parkhouse

Nuzzling against each other, moseying along, or convening with a group of forest friends, Diana Parkhouse’s papier-mâché personalities capture her passion for nature and...

Delphine Diallo Crafts Divinely Elegant Portraits of Black Women in ‘Highness’

In her series Highness, Delphine Diallo’s regal subjects don elaborate masks, headdresses, and jewelry. Captured in both color and black-and-white, the women are portrayed as timeless...

Matt Stevens Digitally Conjures Acclaimed Movies Into Hyperrealistic Vintage Paperbacks

It’s said that you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, but both readers and publishers are savvy enough to know that cover design...

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