At the annual conference this week, conservative celebrities like Mike Lindell and Kari Lake will attend, as will Donald Trump, but many possible 2024 rivals are skipping it....Read More

Ready for the resurgence of “ugly” shoes? So are we. Sure, there have been specific styles that simply won’t quit (chunky loafers, we’re looking directly at you), but looking at the biggest shoe trends to hit...

What’s Good is a Who What Wear column where senior editor Kristen Nichols shares her latest fashion and beauty finds.As an editor, fashion month is always a highlight of the year—a moment to see runway shows up close, have a...

A few things have happened since 1981—unrelated to some wars, canceled breakfast cereals, and the gradual decline of democracy—when blockbuster comedian Mel Brooks made “History of the World: Part I.” For starters, he recovered from its...

Twenty percent of patients at high risk of developing cardiovascular disease refuse to take physician-recommended statin medication, with that number being significantly higher among females, a new study shows....Read More

French and U.S.-based researchers say that a device that uses ultrasound to calm nerves in the kidneys also can assist in regulating high blood pressure....Read More

The Cincinnati Bengals don’t plan to trade wide receiver Tee Higgins and consider the notion “ridiculous,” director of player personnel Duke Tobin said Tuesday in Indianapolis....Read More

Bob Richards, the first person to win two Olympic pole vault gold medals, died at age 97 on Sunday....Read More

Chloe Bailey will headline her first North American tour this spring, the singer announced Tuesday. The announcement comes ahead of the release of her debut solo album, “In Pieces,” on March 31....Read More

Singer-songwriter Ben Kweller has revealed that his 16-year-old son has died. Kweller, who has released six solo albums, said his son Dorian Zev Kweller was an aspiring musician and “a true legend.”...Read More