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Anne Hathaway looked every bit the brunette bombshell as she showcased her fit physique in an athletic-themed shoot for Interview magazine 's June issue. Along with her scintillating shoot, the actress dished on some of her favorite things - as well as the one 'canceled' celebrity's art she can't get enough of - while answering 20 questions from 20 of her 'friends and fans' in Hollywood. The Princess Diaries tar, 39, appeared on the magazine'z cover in nothing but a black flak jacket and shoulder pads. Cover star: Anne Hathaway looked every bit the brunette bombshell as she showcased her fit physique in an athletic-themed shoot for Interview magazine 's June issue. Along with her scintillating shoot, the actress dished on some of her favorite things - as well as the one 'canceled' celebrity's art she can't get enough of - while answering 20 questions from 20 of her 'friends and fans' in Hollywood Follow Lace up your life like … [Read more...] about Anne Hathaway reveals what canceled star she is STILL a fan of in racy spread for Interview magazine

By Kirstie Brewer Published 23 October 2015 Share close Share page Copy link About sharing Forty years ago, the women of Iceland went on strike - they refused to work, cook and look after children for a day. It was a moment that changed the way women were seen in the country and helped put Iceland at the forefront of the fight for equality. When Ronald Reagan became the US President, one small boy in Iceland was outraged. "He can't be a president - he's a man!" he exclaimed to his mother when he saw the news on the television. It was November 1980, and Vigdis Finnbogadottir, a divorced single mother, had won Iceland's presidency that summer. The boy didn't know it, but Vigdis (all Icelanders go by their first name) was Europe's first female president, and the first woman in the world to be democratically elected as a head of state. Many more Icelandic children may well have grown up … [Read more...] about The day Iceland’s women went on strike

Another retail chain will withdraw the conspiracy magazine Zem a Vek (Earth and Time) from its shops. Following the supermarkets run by Billa, it will now disappear from the shops run by Tesco, the Medialne.etrend.sk website reported. Skryť Remove ad Article continues after video advertisement Skryť Remove ad Article continues after video advertisement “We agreed with the press distributor on stopping the sale of Zem a Vek from the next issue,” Tesco wrote in response to the comment by Peter Hajdin of the Komplot Advertising agency, who started the debate about retail chains selling the magazine back in June, along with blogger Jakub Goda, adding that the sale of the current issue started on August 31. The retailer is ready to withdraw the next issue as soon as the publisher sends it to its distributor, Medialne.etrend.sk wrote. Changing their mind Hajdin wrote a message to Tesco at the beginning of summer. He wrote how … [Read more...] about Tesco will stop selling the conspiracy magazine

US President Joe Biden called for a ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines during a Thursday address on gun violence following a spate of shootings in the country . Biden also said that the age to be able to purchase a gun should be raised to 21. He called for the implementation of safe storage laws and personal liability for not locking up a gun. 'Let us finally do something!' "For God's sake, how much more carnage are we willing to accept?" Biden asked. Biden urged lawmakers to strengthen background checks and pass red flag laws that would allow law enforcement to take guns away from people with mental ilnesses. He said that such laws could have prevented some of the recent shootings in the United States. Watch video 01:34 Biden appeals to Congress to take action on gun violence He reiterated his administration's appeal for the repeal of the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act, which prevents gun manufacturers from being held … [Read more...] about Biden urges ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines

Published 31 January 2013 Share close Share page Copy link About sharing Condemned as a dead language, Manx - the native language of the Isle of Man - is staging an extraordinary renaissance, writes Rob Crossan. Road signs, radio shows, mobile phone apps, novels - take a drive around the Isle of Man today and the local language is prominent. But just 50 years ago Manx seemed to be on the point of extinction. "If you spoke Manx in a pub on the island in the 1960s, it was considered provocative and you were likely to find yourself in a brawl," recalls Brian Stowell, a 76-year-old islander who has penned a Manx-language novel, The Vampire Murders, and presents a radio show on Manx Radio promoting the language every Sunday. The language itself has similarities with the Gaelic tongues spoken in the island's neighbours, Ireland and Scotland. A century ago, "Moghrey mie" would have been … [Read more...] about Manx: Bringing a language back from the dead

The Silence Breakers—women nationwide who spoke out against sexual harassment in the #MeToo movement—were named Time magazine's "Person of the Year" Wednesday, beating President Donald Trump weeks after he bragged about being considered for the honor. The #MeToo campaign exploded after more than 80 women stepped forward to accuse Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein of sexual assault starting in October. Since then, there have been dozens of other male leaders in politics, media and entertainment called out for alleged or confirmed misconduct. The movement fueled "a moment of reckoning about the treatment of women in the workplace," noted Time. "It began with individual acts of courage," said Time's editor-in-chief Edward Felsenthal. "This is just the beginning." The annual award is granted to a person, group or organization that had an outsized influence on the world "for good or ill." Other contenders for the magazine's 95th title included Trump, for fundamentally … [Read more...] about Silence Breakers of #MeToo movement beat President Trump as Time Magazine’s Person of the Year

November 12, 2021 - 06:43 GMT Feminist activist Gloria Steinem is featured in HELLO! magazine's Kind List 2021 When you think of feminism, there is one trailblazing woman who immediately comes to mind: Gloria Steinem. The political activist, who is largely credited for being the most impactful spokeswoman of the American feminist movement in the late sixties and early seventies, has dedicated her life to fighting for women's rights. She will always be remembered for leading marches, writing thought-provoking books, essays and columns, and touring the US as an in-demand speaker on issues of equality. Gloria helped launch New York magazine in 1968 where she worked as a political columnist, before joining forces with Patricia Carbine and Letty Cottin Pogrebin in 1972 to co-found liberal feminist publication, Ms. Magazine , which is "more than a magazine; it's a movement". "We are the women our parents warned us against, and we … [Read more...] about Gloria Steinem featured in HELLO! magazine’s Kind List 2021

Who, What, Why Published 4 April 2015 Share close Share page Copy link About sharing Some passengers jetting away for Easter will inevitably lose their luggage. Why does this happen, and how are passengers reunited with their bags, asks Chris Stokel-Walker. Holidays are meant to be a break from the stresses of everyday life - unless you're standing at the airport's baggage carousel an hour after your flight touched down, everyone else has left, and you're facing two weeks on the beach with nothing but the clothes you're wearing. Since 2007, airlines have got better at sending on our luggage to the correct destination. For every 1,000 passengers who fly, there are 7.3 mishandled bags per 1,000 passengers today, compared with 18.9 in 2007. But why do our bags disappear in the first place? Around half the bags that go missing disappear because of "transfer mishandling" - being moved from … [Read more...] about Who, What, Why: How is lost luggage found?

Brooding, handsome and oh so hunky, Robert Irwin is making waves on the internet for a look that is getting fire emojis all over social media. The cover of Stellar, an Australia Sunday magazine, has got hearts beating double time with the normally khaki clad 18-year-old Aussie looking like, some are saying, a “Prince Harry look-alike”, a “long-lost Hemsworth” or even Patrick Swayze. In a purple tee, with rolled up James Dean-esque sleeves, and tailored pants with one hand casually draped in a pocket, he is looking directly into the camera, and hearts, with his chiselled jawline, hair coiffed just right, and the inkling of a five-o’clock shadow. And beside him, the headline screams, ‘Robert Irwin as you’ve never seen him before ...’ Inside shots of Robert show changes of wardrobe, from a polo shirt and double denim to a more everyday kind of khaki – a bomber jacket and elasticated cuffed pants. READ MORE: Robert Irwin drives late father Steve's car to meet Bindi's baby … [Read more...] about Robert Irwin, son of Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin, is turning heads on the cover of an Australian magazine

Renowned fashion designer and  former Spice Girls singer has set pulses racing with her sizzling photos  for a magazine cover. David Beckham's wife set tongues wagging as she poses for the  steamy shoot she has done in years for Vogue Australia’s July Issue which is out now. The fashionista, 48,  is seen sizzling across the magazine pages donning black lace lingerie underneath a bold red mesh vest alongside a black lace skirt on her bottom half. Brooklyn's mom   shows off her natural makeup, with a nude lip whilst her wavy shoulder length hair remains free and can be seen strewn across her neck. Victoria's another black and white image from the styling session  shows a side view of the stunner wearing what looks like to be a metallic top embellished with black beads and other accessories accompanying a large statement shirt. … [Read more...] about Victoria Beckham shows off her true spicy side as she graces a magazine cover