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In the small town of Geraldine, Alabama, farmer Hody Childress was a man known for his humility and kindness. But not many people knew the full extent of his generosity.That is, until he passed away on Jan. 1, 2023. That’s when neighbors learned that Childress, an Air Force veteran, secretly had been paying the pharmacy bills for folks who could not afford the cost of their prescriptions.”Everybody knew him, but Hody wasn’t someone who came in and wanted everyone to know he was there,” Brooke Walker, pharmacist and co-owner of Geraldine Drugs, told Fox News Digital.MICHIGAN FAMILY SOOTHED BY ‘GUARDIAN ANGELS’ WHO…

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Humans are always searching for ways to slow aging and extend their lifespans. Researchers from the University of Liverpool in the United Kingdom say the hypertension drug rilmenidine could be repurposed to help increase a person’s lifespan.Scientists reported that the drug mimics a caloric restriction diet, which has been long considered an anti-aging intervention.From the Fountain of Youth to the Holy Grail, humans have always been looking for a way to slow or reverse aging and extend their lives.Thanks to today’s scientific advances, people now age slower and live longer. The average life expectancy jumped from 66.8 years in 2000…

It’s rare that makeup artist Mary Phillips has time for a live interview as she’s often jetting around the globe with clients like Jennifer Lopez, Hailey Bieber, and Kendall Jenner. But fresh from Dubai, she made it a point to hop on the phone with Vogue to discuss the recent TikTok craze over her tried-and-true foundation and contouring strategy. Best known as “underpainting” (a term with over 60 million views on the platform), Phillips’s method of contouring and highlighting skin before applying foundation is getting attention for its ultra-natural, lit-from-within effects. “I have to say the one thing I’m loving so much about this whole TikTok thing is that in…

In February 1938 Schiaparelli presented her famous Circus collection, pieces of which are currently on display in the “Shocking!” Exhibition at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs. Fashion, too, is a traveling show, and this season—at Chanel, Schiaparelli, Armani Privé, and Valentino—ringmasters and circus animals appeared in the collections, as did harlequins and the sad clown Pierrot. There’s no doubt we are living through a challenging and transformative moment, and that fact weighed heavily on some designers’ minds.“We’re living at a crossroads which makes for anxious times,” Alexandre Vauthier generalized. Iris van Herpen, for her part, got specific, explaining that her…

Martha Stewart just proved once again that she’s living her best life in her 80s. The lifestyle supremo took to Instagram to share a series of selfies while having her hair washed at the Frederic Fekkai salon. “Lying in the shampoo area of @FredericFekkai the light was perfect for a new selfie!!!” she writes. “Absolutely no re-imaging!!! Skin looking good after a mostly dry January and pilates @bedfordpilates every other day.” She’s not wrong. Bathed in the warm glow of salon lighting, her skin looks smooth and radiant. Not content with posting just one flawless selfie (and why would she be?), later on…

Some of the most fabulous couture wedding dresses of all time have come courtesy of Chanel. During his tenure, Karl Lagerfeld hand-picked a supermodel bride to close each couture show in a wedding gown, Devon Aoki, Alek Wek, and Kristen McMenamy among them. Current creative director Virginie Viard has since continued the tradition—actor Margaret Qualley has been a Chanel couture bride under Viard. The Versace runway has also played host to some unforgettable bridal couture moments: Gianni put Naomi Campbell in a gilded gown for spring 1992, and Kate Moss in a crystal-encrusted minidress for fall 1995. Maison Margiela and Jean Paul…

Tom Ford’s collections for Gucci are the stuff of fashion legend. As creative director of the house from 1994 until 2004, he championed all-out sexiness, putting risqué silhouettes and suggestive fabrics centre stage. His catwalks were awash with cut-outs and cleverly-placed metal hardware, along with silky shirts unbuttoned almost to the navel (free the nipple, said Ford!), and suiting in sumptuous velvets that begged to be touched. The ’90s and noughties fashion revival has brought the American designer’s Gucci collections back into the spotlight, with vintage sellers and collectors alike clamoring for Ford’s pieces. Alexis Novak, founder of Tab Vintage, describes…

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