Новости за 30.09.2021

Huda Kattan, the founder and CEO of the popular Huda Beauty cosmetic line, decided it was time to be super transparent about her use of photoshop. Earlier this week, Kattan uploaded a video of the editing process to her personal Instagram account, uncovering everything from basic coloring adjustments to slimming her…

In Jezebel’s series Rummaging Through the Attic, we interview nonfiction authors whose books explore fascinating moments, characters, and stories in history. For this episode, we spoke with Dr. Keisha N. Blain, author of Until I Am Free: Fannie Lou Hamer’s Enduring Message to America. Dr. Blain’s book is a biography…

Jennifer Johnson wasn’t sure she wanted to talk to another reporter. When she last spoke to the media, more than two decades ago, she felt exploited and misunderstood.

The life of a British royal is a strange one. Sure, there are the lavish carriage rides among screaming crowds, the gorgeous state dinners dripping in jewels, the pomp and circumstance of presenting various honors. Then there are the mundane engagements, unveiling plaques and opening community centers in sleepy…

In January of this very long year, Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker made it official. Reports from 2018 about their then-rumored relationship were now very clearly confirmed, and what has ensued over the course of this 2021 is a filthy, smutty celebration of love between two people who have gone through a fair…

Ellen Pompeo has been on Grey’s Anatomy long enough that her assertion it’s basically her show is absolutely correct. Her feelings, however, were not made abundantly clear to Denzel Washington who was invited to direct an episode of the long-running series. According to HuffPost, Pompeo and Washington had a heated…

The fact that we ever got to hear any of the classic blues singers at all is a total historical accident. Mamie Smith was the first to record a blues song, “Crazy Blues.” The Okeh Record Company were trying to find Sophie Tucker to record some songs. Her voice was mellow and she was white, but they couldn’t contact…

The tale of Renaissance-era Italian nun Benedetta Carlini has mysteries pouring out of it like blood from stigmata, but its narrative appeal is not among them: Carlini’s clout-chasing, scamming, and queerness imbue her story with a surprising modernism. Look under her habit and you’ll see that despite the four…