A photo of Canadian figure skater Kaetlyn Osmond on the Globe and Mail's front page sparked outrage on March 18, but the 17-year-old doesn't see what all the fuss is about.
The photo, which showed the teen lifting her leg in a revealing crotch shot position, prompted Globe and Mail public editor Sylvia Stead to blast the paper on Twitter.
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–Turns out there’s definitely one way to get people to your brick-and-mortar retail store: make it a One Direction pop-up. More than 1,000 fans showed up at the Mall of America [Minneapolis Business Journal]
The First Lady managed to rattle the nation with her recently shorn set of brow-skimming bangs, and it now looks like she's about to start a firestorm of blue eyeliner madness. It was Joanna Coles who first noticed MObama's flash of color at yesterday's Women's History Month reception at the White House:
Every young girl dreams about getting asked out to prom in a romantic yet clever way, right? Does that include Kate Upton?
The blonde bombshell got her very own tailor-made prom invitation, courtesy of high school senior Jake Davidson. The Los Angeles teen uploaded a video requesting that Kate join him for his school's big dance on May 23 and he has some pretty compelling arguments.
By: Tia Ghose, LiveScience Staff Writer
Published: 03/19/2013 10:05 AM EDT on LiveScience
Contrary to popular diet advice, chewing gum may not help people eat less or lose weight, new research suggests.
In fact, the study, published in the April issue of the journal Eating Behaviors, suggests that chewing gum may lead people to eat chips, cookies and candy instead of fruits and veggies. That's because menthol, the chemical responsible for the minty-fresh flavor of some types of gum makes fruits and veggies taste funny.
