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StyleYahoo Canada StyleThis collagen-boosting serum helps turn back the clock on aging skin - and it's only $16
"It has decreased fine lines and wrinkles to the point of barely seeing them."
BusinessThe GuardianRacial profiling leads minorities to shop online rather than in stores
Racial profiling leads minorities to shop online rather than in storesIn-store shoppers also adapt behaviour to avoid false accusations of shoplifting, study by French beauty company Sephora reveals
StyleYahoo Style UKNobody's Child launches new Pre-Spring collection - and it's available to buy on M&S
From floral printed dresses, shirts and much more.
LifestyleWWDDirk Van Saene Has Turned His Hand to Painting, Sculpture
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EntertainmentYahoo Celebrity UKRobbie Williams using song lyrics to get revenge on online critic
The singer said he is planning to use quotes from a book by his critic as song lyrics.
EntertainmentThe WrapFox News’ Dana Perino Put Her Shoes on the Wrong Feet on Day 1 of ‘America’s Newsroom’ Gig (Video)
Dana Perino and Bill Hemmer’s “America’s Newsroom” tenure got off on the wrong foot — quite literally, in Perino’s case. The Fox News anchor said she was so nervous this morning that she “put my shoes on the wrong feet.” That’s not exactly a great start to the new gig. Watch Perino and Hemmer open the newly relaunched program via the video above. Also Read: Mika Brzezinski Slams 'Pathetic' Mark Zuckerberg: 'You've Destroyed This Country' (Video) Here is the footwear part of the duo’s opening banter: Perino: But it was a big day for me too, right? So I came here right after I left the White House. I had the opportunity to work on the Daily Briefing as an anchor, but I’ve never had an opportunity like this and I’m thrilled. I will say it was a little bit like the first day of school feeling. So last night I was nervous. Right. And I had all those feelings. And then you just know something’s going to happen on the day of the first day of school, like something. So this morning I have been working remote. I get here today. I get dressed and I put my shoes on. I’m like, wow, my feet hurt so bad. And I don’t know why they hurt so badly, but I’m getting ready and I’m rushing. And I got the papers and we’re doing the call and everything. And I walk here to hair and makeup to the studio. My feet hurt so bad. Do you know what I did? Hemmer: I’m assuming they were stuffed with newspaper. Perino: I put my shoes on the wrong feet. I would have walked all the way here and I realized it. And when I fixed it, I thought, OK, everything’s going to be OK from there. Hemmer: Your feet are OK? Perino: Fine now. But I mean, it was quite traumatic. Hemmer: So you know I’m wearing the right shoes, so we’re good. Also Read: James Murdoch Condemns Media That Know Truth but 'Choose Instead to Propagate Lies' As was recently announced, Fox News relaunched “America’s Newsroom” as a two-hour show running from 9 a.m. ET to 11 a.m ET. Founding anchor Hemmer rejoined the program. Perino is his co-anchor. Harris Faulkner takes over at 11 a.m. ET and runs until noon ET. Below is the channel’s new weekday daytime and pre-primetime lineup: 9-11 AM/ET – America’s Newsroom with Bill Hemmer & Dana Perino 11 AM/ET – The Faulkner Focus 12-1 PM/ET – Outnumbered 1-3 PM/ET – America Reports with John Roberts & Sandra Smith 3-4 PM/ET – The Story with Martha MacCallum 4-5 PM/ET – Your World with Neil Cavuto 5-6 PM/ET – The Five 6-7 PM/ET – Special Report with Bret Baier 7-8 PM/ET – FOX News Primetime Read original story Fox News’ Dana Perino Put Her Shoes on the Wrong Feet on Day 1 of ‘America’s Newsroom’ Gig (Video) At TheWrap
BusinessWWDChanel Names Kate Wylie Sustainability Chief, President of Fondation
Wylie joins Chanel from Mars Inc., where she was global VP of sustainability, with a focus on sourcing, packaging and poverty alleviation.
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She had some kind words for current students.
StyleThe GuardianA natural beauty? How to give your bathroom shelves a green makeover
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EntertainmentThe WrapMika Brzezinski Slams ‘Pathetic’ Mark Zuckerberg: ‘You’ve Destroyed This Country’ (Video)
Mika Brzezinski is not going to put Facebook executives Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg into her Top 8 Friends. Oh wait, that was Myspace. “Sheryl Sandberg, Mark Zuckerberg: You guys are pathetic,” Brzezinski said on Monday’s “Morning Joe.” “You need to be shut down. Nobody needs what you have to offer. You’ve destroyed this country, and quite frankly, it’s still happening right now.” The MSNBC co-host was heated over Facebook and Twitter’s blind eye to the widespread “misinformation” and “disinformation” on their platforms. Brzezinski also didn’t find the platforms’ respective 11th-hour bans of President Donald Trump to be nearly enough — instead, she called the suspensions “some sort of last-minute suck-up to Joe Biden.” Too little too late, she said. Also Read: Twitter Suspends Rep Marjorie Taylor Greene Over Election Misinformation “Perhaps there wouldn’t be people dead,” Brzezinski said. “Perhaps there wouldn’t be people following false scientific information about the coronavirus. Perhaps there wouldn’t have been some sort of insurrection at the Capitol that was promulgated all over your sites. Perhaps there wouldn’t have been so much hatred and disinformation. You have shown that. It drops. Just by some random act that you decided to take at the last minute.” Brzezinski and host Joe Scarborough explained that they see Facebook and Twitter as “publishers,” and as such, they want the social media platforms to be held accountable by the same laws as news organizations. In the same breath, Scarborough kinda-sorta defended Fox News, which might show just how little he thinks of Facebook and Twitter. “Their business model is having algorithms that promote radicalism, that promote anti-Americanism, that promote violence against this country,” he said. “They are the problem.” Also Read: 'Morning Joe' Compares Modern GOP to 'What We Read in the History Books About Hitler' (Video) Scarborough added that he wants to see Facebook not just regulated, but broken up into “a million little pieces.” Watch the video above. Read original story Mika Brzezinski Slams ‘Pathetic’ Mark Zuckerberg: ‘You’ve Destroyed This Country’ (Video) At TheWrap
LifestyleGood Housekeeping UKLaura Whitmore shares unseen wedding picture with Iain Stirling
"There with me every step of the way."
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BusinessWWDExecutive Moves: Coty’s Women-Majority Board, Plus Moves at L’Oréal, Clarins and P&G
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EntertainmentPureWowThis Hidden Gem on Netflix Is the Must-Watch Drama of the Month
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EntertainmentThe WrapTV and Film Production No Longer Qualify for UK Travel Exemption
Television and film production no longer qualifies for UK travel exemption, according to the country’s government website. Those who travel to the UK for production must now self-isolate for a period of 10 days. Under both the “Television production” and “High-end television production and film” categories, the website now reads: “This job no longer qualifies for an exemption as of 4am Monday 18 January 2021.” The rules are still a bit different for the UK’s local broadcast channel — those involved in “urgent or essential work” for the BBC do not need to self-isolate, according to the updated guidelines. Also Read: James Corden Hints He Won't Renew 'Late Late Show' Gig, May Return to UK One show that could be affected by the new coronavirus travel guidelines is Jason Sudeikis’ excellent Apple TV+ comedy “Ted Lasso,” which shoots in the UK but employs at least a few stars and writers from our side of the pond. Looks like those guys may have gotten in right on time, though — Apple TV+ tweeted on Friday that “production for @TedLasso Season 2 has officially begun!” The UK is currently under national lockdown orders due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Simply put, that level reads, “Stay at home.” Or, put more broadly on the country’s government website: “Coronavirus (COVID-19) is spreading fast. Do not leave your home unless necessary. One in three people who have the virus have no symptoms, so you could be spreading it without knowing it.” Here is this morning’s general update, which came at 4 a.m. local time (that’s 11 p.m. on Jan. 17 ET and 8 p.m. on Jan. 17 PT): “All travel corridors to close and you must self-isolate after arriving in the UK, even if you have tested negative. Most people travelling to the UK from abroad need proof of a negative coronavirus (COVID-19) test result. You need to have taken the test in the 3 days before you travel.” Read original story TV and Film Production No Longer Qualify for UK Travel Exemption At TheWrap
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