Nicole Kidman receives one compliment so often that she's grown to dislike it. The Practical Magic actress recently spoke to ...

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Did someone ever call you a “hot mess ... charmed her way into our hearts. [Read: How to be charming: Adorable habits of really likable people] What makes these characters so endearing? It’s their ...

When Katie Hill first moved her family from Georgia to Winston-Salem ... ‘It’s okay that some things can be cluttered and you will get to it; don’t beat yourself up for it,’” Henderson said. Hot Mess ...

Khushi Kapoor, ready for her big-screen debut in Loveyapa alongside Junaid Khan, humbly shared in an interview with India Today Digital that she doesn't believe she can ever match her mother, the ...

Ohio's new senators, Bernie Moreno and Jon Husted, are experiencing a high volume of calls from constituents. The influx of calls is attributed to the confirmation of President Trump's cabinet ...

making for a very fun push and pull as he tries to dispatch them without alerting her. While the home invasion is the main source of action, Don’t Mess with Grandma is much more about JT’s ...

Musk appeared to be taken aback by Khanna’s first claim, firing back with an insult that read, “Don’t be a dick.” Khanna fired back at Musk, writing, “Elon, we have known each other a ...

Your body needs carbs.” She admitted that she went overboard with her diet since she didn't know its sustainability length. “You don't lose weight with workouts,” she said while adding workout is to ...

I don’t normally care what other women wear. But I cringe having Erin around my husband and other friends, and I no longer want to go out and about with her. Am I a prude? If this were something ...

"I was doing all right on offense, and then a hammy or something would happen. I don’t want to pin it on one thing because I feel like at the end of the day whatever happens happens. But who knows?" ...

It’s an evocative phrase, which is probably why it survived so long past its humble origins as a 1980s campaign slogan to discourage drivers from littering on Texan highways. Today, it’s as ...