UK Court Overturns Ruling Limiting Under-16s Access To Puberty Blockers

New York Times best-selling , chef, and is collaborating with online retailer JustFab for The Return of Fabulous Fashion collection, available now. “I’m really excited to lean into fashion this fall, so I'm building out my wardrobe with pieces that make me feel strong and confident,” she tells Glamour.

 is going where its reality TV predecessor, , never did: Addressing the fame that comes along with a show like this screen. The season 9 premiere proved as much, as drama stirred up by a press tour for Lala Kent's book and Scheana Shay's podcast came into the picture immediately.

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would not be renewing a nearly $840,000 grant to pay for low-barrier housing, which serves as temporary shelter, for homeless LGBTQ youth.Casa Ruby has since launched a GoFundMe page to help keep its low-barrier shelter options — as well as its 24-hour drop-in center, which is housed in the same Northwest D.C. building — operational.

Ruby Corado, the founder and executive director of Casa Ruby, has stepped down, handing the reins of the organization over to Alexis Blackmon, who will serve as the organization’s interim Executive Director.It was reported earlier this week that Casa Ruby had lost more than $800,000 in district funding.Watch Corado’s Facebook Live announcement below.

Scheana Shay may just sport another crop-top wedding dress if her fiancé, Brock Davies, gets his way.«You made it iconic, didn't you?» Brock asks his future wife, while on Zoom with ET. Scheana first sported the unconventional (and, at the time, much mocked) bridal style at her first wedding, to music producer Mike Shay on season 3 of «I could do it better,» Scheana admits, «I'm oddly in better shape now, post-baby, than I was when I got married the first time.

Mark Ciardi is joining sports content studio, game1, as the company’s President & Chief Content Officer. His mandate is to aggressively expand both the scripted and unscripted division of game1, as well as focusing on the company’s growing list of athlete and team partnerships, podcasts, branded content, and the burgeoning NIL space.

Clayton Davis Variety's Awards Circuit is home to the official predictions for the upcoming Oscars and Emmys ceremonies from film awards editor Clayton Davis. Following history, buzz, news, reviews and sources, the Oscar and Emmy predictions are updated regularly with the current year's list of contenders in all categories.

We’ve loved watching our Love Island 2021 stars indulge in some post-villa beauty appointments, but until now Millie Court has seemed far too tied up in her romance with Liam Reardon to book in for a hair or beauty treatment.That changed this week when she headed to a beauty salon to get her eyebrows coloured and shaped, in a treatment dubbed “ombré brows”. “So my eyebrows needed a bit of TLC,” Millie wrote on her Instagram story.

Ayesha Curry and her husband Steph Curry marked ten years of wedded bliss on July 30, and it appears that part of the celebration including an elaborate and unforgettable moment, courtesy of the Golden State Warriors sharpshooter. “A couple of weeks ago [Steph] surprised me with the most beautiful vow renewal ceremony,” Ayesha, 32, captioned the photo (CLICK HERE TO SEE) she posted on Sept.

Saweetie has signed with Full Stop Management, Variety has learned. The Bay Area rapper will be represented by Brandon Creed, joining a roster that includes Lizzo, Charli XCX, Troye Sivan and Mark Ronson, among others.Full Stop was founded by Irving and Jeffrey Azoff and merged with Creed’s The Creed Co.

Gabrielle Union is opening up about the time she accidentally stepped into an incredibly dangerous situation while on a getaway with friends.

Gabrielle Union is opening up about something that happened in Croatia.

Prince Andrew has finally been served in the sexual assault lawsuit brought against him by Virginia Roberts Giuffre.

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Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefOnline platforms have now replaced the free-to-air and pay-TV sectors as the engine of video industry growth in the Asia-Pacific region. Both advertising-supported and subscription video are becoming more dominant.The conclusions were presented as part of an opening address by Vivek Couto, managing partner at research firm Media Partners Asia, on the first session of the three-day APOS conference.