If it pleases the court. Kim Kardashian is facing backlash for a surprising fashion choice she made to portray Allura Grant in her poorly reviewed new Hulu series. The Skims founder took to TikTok shortly after “All’s Fair” premiered on Nov. 4 to show off the outfits she wore in the show’s first three episodes. … Read more
An Australian mom has defended criticizing a restaurant over its policy regarding “well-behaved children” after others argued she was the one in the wrong. Brie Rockliffe was left shocked when she spotted an unusual sign in the window of Laguna Blu Bar & Dining in Port Stephens that read: “We appreciate well-behaved children, and require … Read more
It was the flightmare before Christmas. Crewmembers and TSA agents alike took pot-shots at Netflix’s hit holiday airport movie “Carry-On,” which they felt took more than a few creative liberties when it came to airport security. The flight-knuckle thriller follows TSA agent Ethan Kopek (Taron Edgerton) as he tries to outfox a mysterious traveler (Jason … Read more
Young workers are getting fired at an alarming rate in the US, with experts suggesting the troubling trend could start to plague Australia. According to a report, 75 percent of American companies weren’t happy with their recent Gen Z hires, meaning anyone aged 27 or younger. The survey by Intelligent found that six in 10 … Read more
The lack of diversity on “Friends” still doesn’t sit well with one of the actors from the show. Adam Goldberg, who played Chandler’s roommate, Eddie, on three episodes in 1996, called out the sitcom for barely casting any people of color. “In terms of diversity, looking back, it seems insane,” the 53-year-old said in an … Read more
Miss England finalists are showing off their so-called “flaws” — including acne, blemishes and weight gain — with make-up-free selfies as part of a campaign to highlight natural and inner beauty. The UK pageant organizers encouraged the women to show off their natural beauty to recognize realistic bodies and beauty and highlight their struggles with … Read more
The “five-year plan” is dead, as the average American is now planning 12 years ahead, according to new research. A survey of 2,000 employed Americans found that when thinking about saving for the future, a five-year plan simply isn’t going to cut it. Nearly three-quarters of respondents said the five-year plan is less achievable today … Read more