Now that the weather is (mostly) warming up, the search for the best summer hair colors is on. No matter what vibe you’re going for, there are more options than ever if you want to cross over to the light side, dark side, or somewhere in the middle. This season’s trending dye jobs are both […]
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I’m no color analysis expert or anything, but I can tell you right now that Anne Hathaway looks perfect in a bright, primary red, which is what she wore to the New York City premiere of her new Amazon Prime movie, The Idea of You, on April 29. Cindy Ord/Getty Images The Princess Diaries actor
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Fifth grade art students are starting to master more advanced skills and techniques, and the work they create is really something to be proud of. These project ideas will expose them to new artists and concepts and help them find the creative artist within! In Art We Trust 1. Illustrate your name This is a
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Whether you’re a basketball coach, P.E. teacher, or parent of a budding player, having a set of basketball drills at your fingertips is a must. Good drills fine-tune the basketball fundamentals of dribbling, passing, and shooting. While most people are familiar with the classics like Horse and Knockout, they certainly aren’t the only drills to
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This year has shown us that we need real systemic change in support of teachers and education. Better salaries, more mental health support, and more compassion for the hard work that we do every day. But the little things matter too. Below, teachers from our We Are Teachers HELPLINE group on Facebook share the things
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April 30, 2024, 10:06am This month, Harvard University Press published a new edition of Emily Dickinson’s letters, the first in over sixty years, edited by Cristianne Miller and Domhnall Mitchell. It is the most complete volume of the poet’s correspondence to date, presenting 1,304 letters, including hundreds of previously uncollected letters and “letter-poems,” each one
It’s been a little more than a year since Sony and Honda revealed their joint electric car project, the Afeela, and just a couple of months since an updated version of the car was shown at CES. Neither company has gone into great detail about the car parts of the EV, instead focusing on the interior
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Has Emily Ratajkowski been doing her fashion homework? In March 2004, John Galliano debuted an autumn/winter collection for Dior which looked as though it had been situated in an Elvis-does-Vegas time warp, introducing humongous Poiret-style fur-collared coats into the rockabilly canon of neon leopard spot. It wasn’t one of the designer’s most well-known offerings, but
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Fisker has been floating in the danger zone, teetering on the brink of complete collapse, for months now. That state of limbo looks dramatic from a business standpoint, but the impact on Fisker owners is coming into clearer focus. A recent story from an early Fisker Ocean buyer highlighted the challenges faced by people who
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April 29, 2024 Mr. A.G. Sulzberger, ChairpersonThe New York Times Mr. Sulzberger, We are professors of journalism and scholars of news media at colleges and universities across the United States. We write this after reading and hearing compelling reports over many months, in several news outlets and on social media, questioning the integrity of The New York Times’ front-page story from December 31, 2023
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