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Here to save your wardrobe crisis and help you *not* spend 30 minutes trying to pick an outfit — two-piece sets, the Iron Man of your closet.

The oil painting depicts a woman standing on a podium, her arm aloft as she grasps a laurel crown in her hand. A scarlet cloak drapes across her chest as she stares at the viewer. To the naked eye, the painting looks like a normal piece in an online portfolio. But the version of the painting uploaded online belies a hidden defense system — a tool called Glaze that masks the artist's style and cloaks the art from use by generative AI.

The iconic LZR Racer, the swimsuit that Michael Phelps wore while winning eight golds medals at the Beijing Olympics, is still revered around Speedo's design center.

Kevin Magnussen's departure from Haas was announced in the lead-up to the Hungarian Grand Prix.

A Quebec coroner has released the report examining the death of a person staying at the Ullivik centre visitor who was struck by several vehicles while walking on the highway in an inebriated state.

'Lady in the Lake,' premiering Friday on Apple TV+, is based on Laura Lippman's novel, and the TV adaptation, under the helm of Alma Har'el, aims to center two women's voices.

More than 50,000 people are expected to descend on Milwaukee during this week's Republican National Convention, bringing an expected $200 million economic boost.

In the new documentary series "Omnivore," chef René Redzepi of Noma explores the myriad ways humans have changed the planet to feed their appetites, and how we can do better.

Tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson reveals how you can secure your iPhone/iPad: Strong passcode, biometric security and software updates.

Chris Brickley's original plan in basketball didn't work out, but even though an unorthodox journey took him a different route, there's nothing about it he would change.

Cooking is like code-breaking: for the best results, chuck everything at it

Five reasons to question the frenzy behind the technology

For some athletes the podium can be a platform

The California State Fair's first-ever cannabis consumption lounge opened on Sunday. Here's what the first four hours and 20 minutes looked like.

More recently, security has been beefed up for some politicians because of threats. And the Legault government considers the issue so serious it recently introduced legislation targeting people who threaten elected officials.

How "Minari" director Lee Isaac Chung made the action scene of the summer in the new tornado blockbuster "Twisters," starring Glen Powell and Daisy Edgar-Jones.

The term 'Disney adult' is often associated with an allegiance to a corporation or a refusal to grow up. But maybe the young at heart know something the rest of us don't?

A new photo book goes inside the homes of the creative community in Joshua Tree, Pioneertown, Yucca Valley and other high desert locales.

Younger people are ditching dating apps in favour of seeking real-world encounters

Ibibio Sound Machine performs tonight.

Gene Seroka says it's a 'generational moment' for the Port of Los Angeles. What declining China cargo, automation, green shipping lanes and shifting political winds mean for the busiest seaport in the nation.

Republican National Convention speakers like Ted Cruz and Ron DeSantis repeat Donald Trump's lies about immigrants and crime.

The geography of Flagstaff, Ariz., makes it a mecca for distance runners. It also could makes it an attractive training ground ahead of the 2028 Olympics.

A stack of open-air terraces lined with copper-coloured glazed bricks pull light and air into the Darya Residential Apartment Building in Iran by architecture studio Hooba Design Group. Located on a built-up infill site in Tehran, regulations required that the block's side elevations remained blank to avoid overlooking. Sites like these are common in the

The Times spoke with hosts of six international offshoots of 'RuPaul's Drag Race' to learn how the reality competition franchise became a worldwide phenomenon.