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Our critic on four sizzling new releases. Credit...Michela Buttignol Supported by By Olivia Waite Olivia Waite, the Book Review’s romance fiction columnist, writes queer and historical romance, ...

Gold was rising Thursday morning as the U.S. government shutdown continued, with the yellow metal extending a rally that Bespoke Investment Group said was the strongest over eight quarters since 1981.

On Wednesday (Sept. 17), social media lit up with photos and videos showing what appeared to be hints or potentially clues to something related to My Chemical Romance. The band recently wrapped up its ...

Look up oxymoron in the dictionary and you may just see the phrase "Essential 1981 Donruss." Nonetheless, the set was a historically important monopoly-busting debut from a company that would soon ...

In recent years, LGBTQ+ romance movies have moved from niche indie showcases to major blockbuster releases. This shift is not just a win for diversity but also a testament to the universal appeal of ...

On its fifth album of ramshackle Americana, the Philadelphia group finds revelation in the humdrum details of everyday life, turning weary non sequiturs into anthems for the downwardly mobile. Save ...

Sleep is essential for physical and mental health — it’s crucial for brain function, memory consolidation, tissue repair, immune system maintenance, concentration, hormone regulation and stress ...

It’s normal to reach a point in your skincare routine where you feel like you’re doing too much. Between the at-home peels, face masks, double cleansing, and daily sunscreen use, there are a lot of ...

Tia Zakher says she stopped washing her face more than a month ago. No cleansers, exfoliants or serums − not even water. "I've been obsessing and hyper-fixating on it (my face) for so much and trying ...

A TikToker’s so-called “caveman skincare routine”—which involves not washing her face for months—has kicked off conversations about natural beauty, misinformation, and ragebait. In one of her viral ...