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Siriano, Fresh Off Oscar Glory, Talks 'Project Runway'
Christian Siriano didn't want the tuxedo gown he designed for Billy Porter at the Oscars to shock anyone. He simply wanted to make a bold statement about celebrating identity.
Edmunds: Ready for A New Lease? Don't Expect 2016's Deals
A record 4.3 million Americans have vehicle leases that are ending in 2019. If you're one of them and you expect to get the same kind of deal you got in 2016, you could be in for a shock.
DrinkTV Launches Cocktail-Focused Streaming Content
DrinkTV is launching into the digital streaming world, offering new and curated cocktail, beer, wine and travel content that aims to do for drinking culture what food-focused programming has done for foodies.
Fitness Friday: 7 Things You Shouldn't Wear to the Gym
Fashion, style and fitness expert Alex Costa offers his oh-no-you-didn't list of what not to wear to your next workout.
Ohio Cheese Wins U.S. Championship Cheese Contest
A cheese from Ohio has captured the top spot at the U.S. Championship Cheese Contest in Wisconsin.
Wall Street's New Dress Code Raises Question: What to Wear?
Goldman Sachs pinned a poll to its Twitter account asking what its employees should wear to work now that the investment bank has relaxed its dress code.
Thousands Attend Winter Party Festival 2019, South Florida's Premiere Event for the LGBTQ Community
The Winter Party Festival produced by the National LGBTQ Task Force is one of the world's largest and best-loved celebrations for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer communities.
Mario Batali Gives Up Financial Stake in All His Restaurants
Celebrity chef Mario Batali has given up financial stakes in all his restaurants, severing a 20-year business partnership with restaurateur Joe Bastianich more than a year after several women accused Batali of sexual harassment and assault.
KFC Dedicates Chinese Restaurant to Memory of Communist Hero
Fast-food chain KFC is memorializing a popular Chinese Communist hero with restaurant decor extolling his deeds, in a rare matching of an iconic American brand with Communist propaganda.
Autonomous Car Testing Plan Aims to Boost Public Confidence
Companies testing autonomous vehicles in Pittsburgh will have to immediately report crashes resulting in any injuries as part of new guidelines announced Monday.
New Report Reveals Impact of Salt on Chronic Disease
It can be hidden in bread, pizza, soup and other packaged foods and restaurant meals. Now, advice to watch out for salt is coming with a more specific reason.
EPA Says 2017 Model Year Vehicle Mileage Increased Slightly
New vehicles in the U.S. from the 2017 model year averaged slightly better gas mileage than the previous year, rising to a record 24.9 mpg, according to an annual report from the Environmental Protection Agency.
Chanel in the Sky: VIP's Weep at Lagerfeld's Last Show
It was Karl Lagerfeld's final curtain — even though he wasn't there.
Music Museums Keeping Michael Jackson Exhibits on Display
Megastar Michael Jackson's musical legacy has been getting critically reappraised after a new documentary rekindled allegations of child sexual abuse, but at least two music museums in Detroit and Tennessee aren't scrubbing the him from their exhibits.
Insta-Monarch: Queen Elizabeth Makes First Instagram Post
Queen Elizabeth II has posted her first Instagram image.
Hit the Gym Then Shop? Kohl's Links Up with Planet Fitness
Some shrunken Kohl's stores are getting a new neighbor: Planet Fitness gyms.
Looking is Free: High-End Rides Abundant at Geneva Auto Show
If you like gawking at breathtaking sports cars with enormous engines, flowing aerodynamics and expensive carbon-fiber bodies, then you are in the right place at the Geneva International Motor Show.
Hillary Clinton Shades Donald Trump with 'Mean Girls' Meme
Hillary Clinton has apparently had enough of President Donald Trump's ongoing attacks against her on Twitter and decided to throw shade at him with what else but a meme from "Mean Girls."
Arizona Prosecutor Says Uber Not Criminally Liable in Crash
An Arizona prosecutor has determined that Uber is not criminally liable in a crash last year in which one of its self-driving SUVs fatally struck a pedestrian in suburban Phoenix.