At 5’3”, I’ve learned that the right pair of jeans can make a surprisingly big difference in how my proportions look. Dark washes are especially helpful since the deep, uniform color creates a sleek line, whether I’m wearing a skinny, straight-leg or trendy wide-leg silhouette. And for fall, that rich indigo denim happens to look especially chic with all the sweaters, jackets and boots already taking over my closet. So I searched Amazon for dark-wash jeans that I’d actually want to wear, paying extra attention to petite sizing, shorter inseams and silhouettes that won’t overwhelm my frame. I found everything…
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Jane Doe was in investigation mode in the days and weeks after the alleged sexual assault, working with one of the men she would later accuse of rape to find out who was spreading rumors about the sexual encounter. TMZ obtained a text chain between…
Theo Rollason discusses his feature directorial debut, exec produced by Tilda Swinton and Sandy Powell, now screening at the London Film Fest, and how “anti-trans rhetoric and attacks on queer rights [are] again intensifying.”
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Elon Musk’s first wife Justine Musk and ex-girlfriend Ashley St. Clair shed light on what makes the father of 14 tick in Alex Gibney’s documentary ‘Musk,’ in theaters Oct. 9. While Justine Musk called the early days of their relationship “blissful” in the doc, she later said she felt "a sense of growing distance, and maybe some increasing contempt on his part” after his career began to soar. Offering deeper insight into their communication, Justine said in the film, "I learned the term gaslighting through my relationship with Elon. He would make a joke or tell you 15 things that…
Elon Musk may want to go to Mars, but he’s also a big proponent of growing the population of Earth. He wants to “create a legion of children before the civil war,” his ex-girlfriend Ashley St….
Co-creators Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko return with a new fantasy series set after the events of ‘The Last Airbender’ and ‘The Legend of Korra.’
A lot is riding on “Avatar: Seven Havens.” It has been over 20 years since creators Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko introduced us to the rich element-bending world of “Avatar: The Last Airbender,” which first premiered on Nickelodeon and eventually cemented its place as one of the greatest animated series of our time. Aside from the “Avatar Aang” film released to Paramount+ earlier this year, it’s been a long 12 years since the universe has progressed forward. At long last, “Seven Havens” brings us a new Avatar, and in some ways, a completely new take on the franchise. Based…
Robert Wagner is honoring his daughter, Natasha Gregson Wagner, by sharing a rare photo together. The actor, 96, uploaded the post via his Instagram to celebrate Natasha’s 56th birthday. “Please join me in wishing a very Happy Birthday to my wonderful daughter, Natasha. Jill and I are so proud of the woman you are and the joy, laughter, and love you bring into our lives. We love you and wish you the happiest of birthdays 💕 @ngdubdubs,” Robert captioned the snap. Natasha was born to Natalie Wood and Richard Gregson in 1970. The West Side Story star was married to…