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Miley Cyrus Dons Ultra-Short Shorts, Long Blond Hair for New Mac Viva Glam Campaign—Take a Look!
Miley Cyrus is wigging out for her new Mac Viva Glam campaign—and gotta say, we dig it. The star, who’s been rocking a cropped cut of varying lengths (and we mean highly…
19-Year Old’s Horrific Reaction to Eyebrow Treatment: What You Need to Know
Polly Smith, 19, went to the salon for a popular brow-thickening treatment. But she woke up the next morning to something else entirely.
Ripley makes loan move
Motherwell have signed Middlesbrough goalkeeper Connor Ripley on loan on the eve of their Ladbrokes Premiership opener at Inverness.
Gestede signs for Villa
Rudy Gestede has signed for Aston Villa from Blackburn Rovers on a five-year contract.
England take series lead
Ian Bell struck his second half-century of the match to steer England to an eight-wicket victory over Australia at Edgbaston and take a 2-1 lead in the Investec Ashes.
Pacy Muthmir rules in King George
Muthmir narrowly got the better of last year’s winner Take Cover in a thrilling Qatar King George Stakes at Goodwood.
Nadal into Hamburg semi-final
Rafael Nadal dispatched Pablo Cuevas in the Hamburg Open quarter-finals in straight sets.
Officine Panerai prioritizes US for first online boutique
Officine Panerai timepiece Swiss watchmaker Officine Panerai is entering ecommerce with its first-ever online boutique in the United States market. Panerai’s online storefront enables consumers to shop the brand’s timepieces and accessories as well as get information about the brand’s collections. Operating ecommerce will enable Panerai to reach more American consumers directly than it currently can through its existing network of boutiques. Online entry Selecting the U.S. for its first
Kering confirms Balenciaga and Alexander Wang split
Alexander Wang Conglomerate Kering has announced that Balenciaga and Alexander Wang have made the joint decision not to renew the designer’s contract past its first term. Mr. Wang will present his final show as creative director for the house in October 2015 during the spring/summer 2016 fashion week in Paris. Balenciaga will be searching for its next creative director, and will make an announcement at a later date. Parting ways