Kris Jenner has always been stylish, but never particularly daring, preferring to leave the big makeover moments to her girls ...

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Raghuraj Singh said those unwilling to be coloured during Holi should wear a "tarpaulin hijab" or stay indoors, warning against any disruption of the festival. Listen to Story Raghuraj Singh advices ...

That’s how Notre Dame is looking at things. The school celebrated its state runner-up girls basketball team with a rally on Monday. It caps a two-year run for the senior class that includes ...

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Hair towels, on the other hand, are designed specifically to be gentle on hair and also cut down on drying time. Growing up, my mom always ... and more comfortable to wear around the house.

Boys were required to have short hair and were prohibited from having beards or mustaches, while girls were not allowed to grow their hair below their ears or wear makeup ... now leave the issue of ...

Boys were required to have short hair and were prohibited from having beards or mustaches, while girls were not allowed to grow their hair below their ears or wear makeup. According to the Bangkok ...

The court ruling means the ministry will now leave the issue of hairstyles up to individual schools ... from having beards or mustaches, while girls were not allowed to grow their hair below their ...

As more Gen Zers enter the workforce and bring awareness to these once-taboo discussions of societal expectations, it's clear that there were certain things Gen Z girls were taught growing up that ...

The technician then asked McAllister if she could put her hair up so it would be held down. “And I’m like, ‘Hold it down? My head’s about to come off!’” McAllister added.

held up his Adidas Gazelles on the podium of the 1972 Munich Olympics. A little back story on the founder: Adi Dassler personally made a pair of track spikes for Black athlete Jesse Owens to wear in ...