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Anti-Gay Aussie Athlete Israel Folau Loses Asics Sponsorship
A tribunal found Australian rugby star Israel Folau in "high breach of contract" following repeated anti-LGBTQ social media posts. No disciplinary action has been announced yet by the tribunal, but one sponsor didn't wait: Asics gave Folau the boot.
'Younger' Star Nico Tortorella Shows Support for LGBTQ People 'Snubbed' by Met Gala
After the Met Gala, actor Nico Tortorella, who stars in the comedy "Younger," took to Instagram to show support for LGBTQIA+ people who were "snubbed" from this year's event, which was themed "notes on camp."
Humble Home Becomes Museum and Shrine to Argentina's Evita
The home of "Evita" has been restored and turned into an interactive museum to mark the 100th anniversary of the birth of the iconic first lady.
Uber, Lyft Drivers Plan to Strike in Cities Across the U.S.
Drivers for ride-hailing giants Uber and Lyft are planning to turn off their apps to protest what they say are declining wages at a time when both companies are raking in billions of dollars from investors.
Auschwitz Museum Protests Photos on Skirts and Pillows
Museum authorities at the Auschwitz-Birkenau former Nazi German death camp in Poland have protested to an online vendor that was selling miniskirts, pillows and other items bearing photos of the camp, where around 1.1 million people were killed.
'A Dream': Meghan, Harry Present Royal Newborn to Public
Two tired but beaming parents and one blissfully sleeping baby posed for cameras Wednesday as Prince Harry and Meghan helped satisfy a huge global appetite for images and details about their newborn son.
Americans Spend at Least $18K a Year on These Non-Essentials
Between eating out, paying for cable and streaming services, receiving subscription boxes and other superfluous spending, the average American spends $1,497 per month on non-essential items, according to new research.
Pride Day @ Faneuil Hall Marketplace - "Looking Back, Loving Forward"
To celebrate Boston Pride Week, Faneuil Hall Marketplace is hosting the 19th annual Pride Day @ Faneuil Hall filled with family fun and entertainment all day on Saturday, June 1.
BMW Profit Hit by Anti-Trust Case, Spending on Technology
BMW lost money making cars in the first quarter as its automotive division was hit by a 1.4 billion-euro ($1.6 billion) set-aside for an anti-trust fine from the European Commission and by higher up-front costs for new technology and factories.
Aussie Athlete Israel Folau Found in 'High Breach of Contract' for Anti-LGBTQ Posts
Aussie rugby star Israel Folau boasted that he "enjoyed" the ruckus around his anti-LGBTQ posts when he signed a new contract late last year. Now his career may be over after a similar post made last month.
Gymspiration: Steven Cao's Workout
Need a fitness pick-me-up? Check out Steven Cao's workout!
Windstar Cruises Partners with James Beard Foundation
The cruise buffet is getting a makeover, thanks to small ship line Windstar Cruises, who is partnering with the James Beard Foundation for a series of culinary cruises in 2020.
Alexander? James? Arthur? Guessing Game on Royal Baby's Name
Now that everyone knows Prince Harry and his wife Meghan have a baby boy, there is widespread speculation about what he will be called.
Inside the Met Gala: Feathers, Bling and Ideas About 'Camp'
The cocktail bar was shutting down, and guests were being encouraged to commence the elegant trek to dinner through the majestic halls of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Bring on the Camp: Met Gala Exhibit Explores Camp in Fashion
Louis XIV and Oscar Wilde, meet Bjork and Lady Gaga.
Ecstatic Prince Harry Says Meghan has 'Healthy' Baby Boy
A beaming Prince Harry said his wife Meghan gave birth to a baby boy early Monday morning.
Uncertain Future for 'Super' Seaweed after Court Ruling
Maine's seaweed business has grown like a weed in recent years, with proponents touting it as both a "superfood" and an economic generator for the rural state — but the industry is now facing sticky new restrictions.
Musk Doubles Down on Investment as Tesla Raises Capital Goal
Tesla CEO Elon Musk is more than doubling the stock he will buy in a new public offering in an apparent bid to earn investors' confidence as he tries to turn around his struggling electric car company.
Las Vegas Rolls Out the Rainbow Carpet: 7 Can't-Miss Events
Las Vegas is rolling out the rainbow carpet this year with signature events, including the tenth anniversary of Temptation Sundays at Luxor, as well as Pride, Dining Out For Life, and Bigger Vegas.
Acne Treatment: Antibiotics Don't Need to Kill Bacteria to Clear Up Your Skin
Antibiotics may be prescribed at higher doses than what is really needed to treat acne. While antibiotics can kill the bacteria associated with acne, it's their anti-inflammatory effects that yield the biggest skin-clearing benefits.