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Who knew a trip to the mall would lead to one of the most iconic music video looks of the early 2000s?Michelle Branch took fans down memory lane while celebrating the 25th anniversary of The Spirit Room during a Q&A ahead of her MBTV livestream event at The Sun Rose in West Hollywood, California, on June 14.Michelle Branch/InstagramLooking back on the era that launched her career, the singer revealed that the blue T-shirt with yellow graphics she wore in the “Everywhere” music video wasn’t a custom piece or designer look. Instead, it was a find she picked up during a trip to…
Photo: Camara Porter/AdMedia/Sipa USA The former Pfizer building, after last week’s fearful excitement, has settled down, literally. The Department of Buildings says it’s stable; temporary steel has shored up the floors above and below a pair of buckled columns; and you can once again walk down 42nd Street without fearing that the whole thing is about to come down on top of you. Now it’s time for whatever is called for to continue the project, a lot of which will involve figuring out what went wrong. Which is … what, exactly? The obvious — though not necessarily correct — assumption…
This is another essential product from Charlotte Tilbury — and it really is my favorite setting spray to use on all my clients.It’s very lightweight and promises to set makeup for up to 16 hours without it fading, melting off, or settling into fine lines … everything a bride needs on the big day!I’ve found it’s hydrating and really effective at all those things, so I usually do several sprays of this as my final step when working on a client.This story was originally published on June 18, 2022, and most recently updated on July 16, 2026. Source link
Two different reads on the housing market released Thursday point to the same problem, one that appears to be getting worse. Housing is just too expensive — to own and to build. Pending home sales in June, a measure of signed contracts on existing homes, fell 5.4% from May, according to the National Association of Realtors. Sales were down 0.3% from June 2025 and were well below analysts’ expectations.This read is based on people out shopping for homes in June and making the decision to sign a deal, so it is the most timely measure on the state of the…
Photo: Courtesy of the subjects; NYC Parks; Google Maps School’s out and New York City is expensive — a Starbucks refresher is at least $6, a fro-yo much more, and a movie? Forget it. The answer to this dilemma might seem obvious — get a job! But when I went to skate spots, public parks, high schools, and malls to find teens who would talk about their summer jobs, most told me they couldn’t find one, and it wasn’t for lack of trying. “Do you know anyone hiring?” one Jackson Heights teen asked me. Many employers won’t hire kids younger…
‘TODAY’ Show Alleged Intruder Long Rap Sheet Before Security Breach Published July 16, 2026 1:52 PM PDT The man who allegedly stormed the “TODAY” show set and lunged at host Craig Melvin has been identified as Andrew Truelove … and TMZ has learned he has a lengthy criminal history, including a felony conviction. We broke the story … a man allegedly slipped past security Thursday morning at NBC’s Studio 1A and confronted Craig in a restricted area, lunging at him while yelling the n-word. The man was arrested and NBC News was the first to identify him as Truelove. Court…
In early July, the Upper East Side saw a cluster of Legionnaires’ cases. Then the Guggenheim and the Met tested positive for Legionella, which is the bacteria that causes the disease if inhaled. Late last week, it was the Ardsley, a prewar, white-glove co-op on the Upper West Side, that became the Legionnaires’ locale of note. All told, as of Tuesday, water in the cooling towers of 76 buildings across the city had tested positive for Legionella. According to the city Health Department, 63 people have been hospitalized, though 40 have already been discharged. And thankfully, there have been no…
The US Navy wants to build a new “AI-first” fleet, and it’s betting that better data, faster technology adoption, and more tech-savvy sailors will help make it happen.The service’s newly released strategy focuses on using AI and data in more ways and relies on ensuring sailors are proficient with the technology and can keep up with the quickening pace of its development. The Navy’s approach is just one example of the broader transformation across the US military as it adopts AI across operations, missions, and systems.The push matters because future naval fights may hinge on which force can collect, process,…
Everything’s coming up roses, and just about every other flower imaginable.Adam Brand of M&S Schmalberg sat down with ET to reveal why stars like Gigi Hadid, Beyoncé, Jenna Ortega, Sarah Jessica Parker, Anne Hathaway, Olivia Rodrigo, Gwen Stefani, and Emily Ratajkowski have all turned to the company’s custom fabric flowers to complete their outfits.Theo Wargo/Getty Images for Karl LagerfeldThe artisan, whose family has run the iconic New York City business for generations, has spent decades preserving a craft that’s been flourishing for over 100 years. From runway shows and red carpets to television appearances and everyday style, M&S Schmalberg’s blooms have become the finishing…
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche appears at his confirmation hearing in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee on Capitol Hill July 15, 2026 in Washington, DC. Eric Lee | Getty ImagesTwo Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday said they remained undecided about voting to confirm Todd Blanche for U.S. attorney general, endangering President Donald Trump’s nominee to be the nation’s top law enforcement official.”I am still considering it,” Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, told MS NOW when asked where he stood on Blanche a day after he and other Judiciary panel members questioned the nominee at the first day…