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If you’re looking to build a career in fashion, you likely have a burning question or two for Tabitha Simmons: As a stylist, creative director, and Vogue Contributing Fashion Editor, Simmons has broken ground and thrived everywhere in the industry, from modeling to styling and designing.As part of Vogue Club’s Meet the Editor series, members will have a chance to ask Simmons about anything—from her highly acclaimed work to how she became so successful in a famously challenging and competitive industry. Join Vogue Club today to get access to the webinar—to take place on October 20th at 1pm ET—and ask…

A turtleneck is a cozy fall staple—but is it the first thing you’d think of wearing for a glitzy red carpet? Likely not. Unless you’re Phoebe Philo or Steve Jobs, the sweater is something you’d typically wear on a nice crisp, casual fall day. However, in Hollywood, A-listers are now bringing the covered up silhouette to the carpet, choosing turtleneck dresses that are surprisingly chic. It’s one of the season’s unlikely trends.The formal turtleneck trend kicked off back in March at the Oscars, when Zoë Kravitz attended the official after-party in a pristine white Saint Laurent turtleneck gown. The back…

Ozempic, a prescription medication to treat Type 2 diabetes, is getting lots of attention for one of its side effects: weight loss.It’s become a sensation on social media, with the topic “Ozempic” garnering over 300 million views on TikTok. Many people who don’t have diabetes are using it off-label — the practice of taking an approved drug for unapproved use — and crediting it for their weight-loss success. Since Ozempic has gone viral, some doctors have been flooded with inquiries.“It’s become something very hot and heavy in Los Angeles, Beverly Hills,” said Dr. Nancy Rahnama, an internist and obesity medicine…

After giving birth to her daughter, Ellie, in July 2020, Elissa Kalver noticed she had unusual aches and pains. She visited her doctor and underwent blood tests, but her results looked normal. For months, doctors tried to understand what was going on but couldn’t find anything wrong. While she was getting dressed one day, her husband, Eric, “copped a feel,” Kalver joked, and he felt a lump in her breast. “(None of the pain) was near my breasts,” Kalver, 35, of Woodland Hills, California, told TODAY. “I was 34, so you don’t do mammograms or anything particular anyway.” After Eric…

When 14-year-old Molly Russell died in 2017, her father spent countless hours scouring his daughter’s social media trying to understand why she took her life. A few days after her death, he found an email in Molly’s inbox from Pinterest, a social media and image-sharing platform. It suggested his daughter suicide-themed messages, like an image of a girl self-harming captioned, “I can’t tell you how many times I wish I was dead”.Ian Russell says he was “shocked” to see Molly had received messages such as “10 depression pins you might like”.It became clear that Molly Russell had been engaging with graphic content…

Berlin CNN  —  German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser sacked Arne Schönbohm, the head of the Federal Office for Information Security (BSI), with immediate effect from his duties, a spokesperson for the ministry told CNN on Tuesday, after recent media reports alleged he had links with people involved with Russian intelligence services. “There was no longer any confidence in Schönbohm’s leadership,” the spokesperson told CNN. In the wake of the “current crisis situation regarding Russian hybrid warfare,” the allegations “have permanently damaged the necessary public trust in the neutrality and impartiality of Schönbohm’s conduct of office as president of Germany’s most…

The European Parliament has urged EU countries to allow Romania and Bulgaria to join the Schengen free-travel area as soon as possible.Both have been members of the EU for 15 years now, but remain outside the passport-free zone due to being blocked at a political level.On Tuesday, MEPs voted overwhelmingly to back Bucharest and Sofia’s bid to join Schengen, with 547 votes in favour, 49 votes against, and 43 abstaining.European lawmakers argue that maintaining internal EU border controls is discriminatory and impacts people and workers’ lives.According to Dragoș Tudorache, a Romanian MEP & former interior minister, the two countries have already met the…

This is one of the most common questions that my clients ask me when they start to level up their workout game. Usually people start off with just cardio or just strength training — or doing one one day and the other the next. But when you combine both types of exercise into the same workout, determining which to do first can be tricky!   Cardio can be a great starter or finisher to weight training. If you’re doing cardio at a higher intensity, you may use up a lot of energy leaving you tired during strength training. But if you’re going…

Carson Daly is back on TODAY after undergoing a spinal fusion procedure seven weeks ago to alleviate his chronic back pain — and he’s feeling better not just physically.”When I say, ‘I’m feeling better,’ I’m feeling better in a multitude of ways,” he told TODAY. “Mentally, physically. The future is bright, but there’s still a lot of work to do.”Carson Daly on the set of TODAY show.Nathan Congleton / TODAYThe TODAY co-host had an Anterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion (ALIF) procedure done at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City in late August, another attempt to ease the back pain he’s suffered…

In the past century, Henrietta Lacks has, arguably, done more to advance medicine than any other person. She played a material role in the development of polio vaccines, cancer treatments, HPV vaccines, and mapping the human genome. This young Black woman died from cervical cancer in 1951. It was cells taken during her cancer treatment that became one of the most powerful research tools ever, but she did not know about or give permission for their retrieval. What can we learn from such wrongs committed in the name of science?In January 1951, a few months after giving birth to her…