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We were just getting over the saddest sight of all time, Jeb Bush trying to chest-bump someone , and the second saddest sight, his facial expression immediately after promising to “whup” Hillary Clinton . And now this: JebBush.com currently redirects to DonaldJTrump.com.

Kim and Kanye have given their newborn son a name, and that name is Saint West. Though many predicted the couple would name their son Robert (after Kim’s late father) or Easton (after a direction that’s roughly 90 degrees from north), Kim revealed Monday afternoon that they had gone with Saint, a name that makes just as much sense as literally any other option.

ABC has just announced the 28 contestants who will vie for reanimated Ken doll Ben Higgins’ heart this January. None of them are over 30 (Higgins is 26), and one listed her occupation as “chicken enthusiast.” This should go really well.

Patricia Field’s storefront on Bowery has consistently been the best place to cop unexpected furry sweaters and glammed out costume jewelry and wigs and Daniel Palillo and batwinged leopard print cover-ups. She employed drag queens and trans people back before anyone would, and she’s kept entire generations in sequins while helping to launch the careers of now-iconic designers and musicians and artists.

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Like every married 30-year-old woman in America, I have of late become obsessed by the video for Justin Bieber’s “Sorry.” It has everything a good music video should: a catchy beat, amazing dancers decked out in the best ‘90s gear, and the conspicuous absence of the male gaze. Bieber pulled a Sia-like disappearing act from the video; he’s there in voice, but that’s it. And so, maybe it’s fitting that the immediate focus of my obsession became not him but another invisible, ever-present man.

It’s 1985. You’re a walnut brand looking to imbue your grocery-store products with an aura of impossible glamour. What do you do? Obviously, you hire All My Children mainstay and living legend Susan Lucci to host a “World’s Richest Recipe” contest.

Days after democratic members of Congress descended on COP21—now entering its crucial final phase—to try and undo the rhetorical damage of their dipshit Republican colleagues, Bernie Sanders has introduced an extensive climate plan taking aim at the “billionaire fossil fuel lobby.”

In the last year, both Antik Batik and Isabel Marant heavily imitated the designs of Mixe communities in Santa Maria Tlahuitoltepec, Oaxaca, Mexico, showing blouses that mimicked indigenous embroidery almost to a tee.

Amber Heard and Johnny Depp are still fighting with Australia over the fact that, months ago, they smuggled their two Yorkshire terriers into the country, briefly avoiding the mandatory 10-day quarantine because they’re famous. Yes, this situation is still happening.

Though the New York Times is known for making sense of far more complicated things, the paper of record just can’t make sense of Kate Hudson—the actress/fashion icon who is arguably the least complicated person on the planet.

New York City private and parochial schools with at least 300 students will soon be guarded by taxpayer-funded security guards, thanks to legislation that is set to be approved by the City Council on Monday.

Omarion is not happy that his hit single, “Post to Be,” was not nominated for a Grammy. So Omarion went on a bit of a Twitter rant to express his disappointment that his hit single, “Post to Be,” was not nominated for a Grammy.

After countless production and distribution disasters, Jane Got a Gun, the Natalie Portman-starring western about a woman who teams up with a former boyfriend to save her husband from violent outlaws, is set for a 2016 release: the latest official trailer can be seen above.

On Friday afternoon, an anonymous tipster alerted Jezebel to the presence of what appears to be a video of a rape at Florida A&M University posted to the Yik Yak-meets-Snapchat app Yeti: Campus Stories. The FAMU administration is attempting to pick up the pieces from here, but the video’s posting raises some questions about anonymous and untraceable social networks like Yeti.

No longer just a place where dads bulk-order socks, Amazon has seriously stepped up its apparel game by courting a bevy of big name vendors and rolling out a parade of bargains that even the most strident pinchpenny can appreciate. So, why aren’t we all shopping there? Because it’s a real bummer to search. That’s the problem with selling everything. However, we’ve combed the deepest, darkest depths of Amazon to find (and price check!) a host of designer goods that are—with a few exceptions!—70% off. Читать дальше...

Ohio man and possessor of solid priorities Jasen Dixon say he’s facing fines of $500 per day for the enormous zombie nativity scene in his front yard. Dixon was denied a permit for the zombie manger, put it up anyway, and now faces the wrath of local authorities and angry Baptists.

From 2001 to 2013, 1,367 American soldiers suffered some kind of genital injury while deployed in Iraq or Afghanistan. Some time in the next year, one of these men will receive the first penis transplant ever performed in the United States.

U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch announced Monday morning that the Department of Justice is launching a broad investigation into the Chicago Police Department. Lynch said the DOJ will specifically investigate any “racial, ethnic or other disparities” in how the department uses deadly force, and determine if they have a pattern or practice of violating the Constitution or federal law.

Transgender actress Holly Woodlawn died at age 69 on Sunday. One of Andy Warhol’s muses, she appeared in films by Warhol and Paul Morrissey throughout the 1970s. She also inspired Lou Reed’s canonical “Walk on the Wild Side.”

I would not relocate to the nineteenth century for love or money. However, they were very good at one thing, and that’s greeting cards. Good God the Victorians loved wacky greeting cards, especially at Christmas.

Welcome to our apparel round-up. It’s a one-stop shop for flashsales, deals, promo codes and (god forbid) even rebates. Here you’ll find the Internet’s best offers on everything from cashmere to charm bracelets, curated and judged.

Last week, Charlie Sheen’s ex-fiancée Brett Rossi sued the actor for “assault and battery, emotional distress, false imprisonment and negligence.” In addition, Rossi claimed Sheen forced her to have an abortion because “he did not want his child to have his blood type (i.e., HIV-Positive).”

This year’s Grammy nominees are out, and for the most part, it’s business as usual: a bunch of people who topped sales charts, a couple of wild cards and seemingly random choices (Meghan Trainor, Best New Artist?) and Taylor Swift.

J.J. Abrams is wisely backtracking on a comment he made last week about Star Wars and its female fanbase while promoting The Force Awakens.