CoverGirl is continuing to diversify its roster of spokesmodels by adding motorcycle road racer Shelina Moreda (left) and fitness trainer, Massy Arias (right) to the lineup.
Claudia Sierra (right), 42, a divorced mother and cancer survivor, from Houston, Texas, had a breast augmentation, a tummy tuck and a butt lift among other procedures to emulate the First Lady.
Londone Myers (pictured), from Georgia, took to Instagram to share a video of herself waiting endlessly for someone to style her Afro last week during Paris Fashion Week.
The 16-year-old daughter of Cindy Crawford gives Vogue her top tips for runway domination in a new video.
A woman under the alias of 'Fellatia McSuckle' decided to embarrass a Facebook scammer after he asked her to send him money. The man from India didn't know what he was letting himself in for.
Film festival director Clare Stewart arrived at the premiere of Breathe in London in an extremely eye-catching dress, which caught the attention of more than a few A-listers on the red carpet.
Ragan Smith, 17 Ashton Locklear, 19, Jade Carey, 17, and Morgan Hurd, 16 (pictured from left to right) represented the US last night during the World Championships qualifiers in Montreal, Canada.
Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield looked close to tears when they spoke to a terminally ill widow who had lost her husband weeks ago and now has just two months to live.
Grace Kelly's granddaughter, Camille Gottilieb, 19, posted a striking photo of herself on Instagram and followers couldn't help but notice the uncanny similarities.
Bike shorts are officially a thing after appearing on the ss18 runways of several top designers. The brands seemed to take a cue from Kim Kardashian who has been wearing them for over a year.
Charles, 68, met with veterinarians from Nature Trust Malta who work on the charity's Turtle Rehabilitation programme before picking up the turtle and carrying it to the ocean.
Canadian designer Lesley Hampton's Toronto Fashion Week spectacular was held in collaboration with my Be Body Aware Project which aims to champion diversity in the industry.
The uncomfortable disparity between the experiences of LGBT+ and straight couples on holiday is pointed out in the tongue-in-cheek film produced by Virgin Holidays and ATTN:.
A new internet gallery showcases the people who will do anything to achieve that extra bit of comfort - and their inventive solutions will leave you wondering why you didn't think of it first.
Model Felicity Hayward, 29, wore a skin-tight leopard print leotard paired with heeled boots and leather jacket for Google and K-Way events in London on Wednesday night.
Tinder users are having to be very creative with their chat-up lines as they try to get the attention of their matches. One joke made a clever reference to celebrity culture. while others were more direct.
George and Deano are British 'trauma' cleaners - specialists tasked with the gruesome clean-up of blood and bodily fluids anywhere from a crime scene to the aftermath of a suicide.
According to the studies, people who flood social media with pictures of their partner could be insecure, while those who favour a Valencia filter on their snaps are popular.
Angi Strafford, from Leeds, was shocked by the wording on the back of Tesco's own brand pack of 100 disposable liners. She said the description suggests only women change the nappies.
Shoppers were irked that the London-based designer, who showed her collection at Paris Fashion Week, didn't give 'appropriate credit' to African designers.
Twitter user Tiffany from the US took to Twitter to reveal how her mother had bought What Animals Think for her six-year-old child, not realising it features creatures such as a swearing kangaroo.
Queen Maxima of the Netherlands (pictured) wore a bright yellow jacket and matching heels for a health conference in Amersfoort. She laughed as she got caught in the wind.
The twenty-somethings were lured by TV execs on the premise of being taken on a 'spiritual journey' - but were instead packed off to the Daughters of the Divine Charity convent in Swaffham, Norfolk.
According to Twitter, a growing number of animals are being propelled to online fame by their doting owners - with Grumpy Cat having helped its owner make a staggering £64million.
Alexandra Shulman, 59, said what 'really makes a great magazine editor in today's world' is recognising the need to 'retain people who are really committed to the job'.
