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February 08, 2021 - 19:36 GMT Brandi Fowler Kelly Ripa’s Super Bowl nails are as stylish as you would expect - and we're obsessed with the color for spring. Kelly Ripa has us singing the blues for all the right reasons. MORE: Kelly Ripa's diet confession may surprise you - but it's so relatable After making our stomachs growl with the delicious display of Super Bowl grub she shared in her Instagram Story Sunday, the Live With Kelly and Ryan star flashed her manicure for the big game - and we were smitten.  Kelly flashed her Super Bowl party nails on Instagram In the photo, the daytime TV host could be seen standing in her closet with her hand over her face to show off her blue nails. “When @instasuelos blows off closet time for some big game,” she captioned it, referencing her husband Mark Consuelos. She went on to share a closer look at her manicure, adding that nail artist @Nailedbyasami splashed on the blue … [Read more...] about Inside Kelly Ripa’s Super Bowl party – and her nails are as stylish as you would expect

October 29, 2018 - 07:29 GMT Fiona Ward Meghan Markle had to deal with rainy weather during the second day of the royal tour of New Zealand, wearing a raincoat from British highstreet brand Seasalt The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are enjoying day two of their royal tour of New Zealand, and though the rainy weather hasn't dampened their spirits, it has meant a few of their engagements have been cut short – and Meghan may have had to alter some of her outfit choices! On Monday afternoon, the couple headed to Abel Tasman National Park, where they learnt about the history of the forest and took a walk along the golden sandy beach with conservation manager Andrew Lamason. Unsurprisingly, Meghan changed into something a little more casual – choosing to wrap up in a raincoat by Cornish brand Seasalt, and a pair of Stella McCartney for Adidas trainers.Meghan wore a Seasalt raincoat for her drizzly day out It's unknown which exact style … [Read more...] about Royal tour: Meghan Markle champions Cornish fashion brand Seasalt with New Zealand raincoat

February 08, 2021 - 16:48 GMT Karen Silas Elevate your home with Wayfair’s best furniture and homeware deals & discounts on bedding, kitchenware and more We’re all spending a LOT more time at home – and we're betting you’re noticing some little things you’d like to improve about your living space to make it the oasis you need.RELATED: The best homeware sales to shop now Whether you want to make cooking more fun and easy, make your work from home office more Zoom worthy or just need to add some cheery new colours and vibes, the Wayfair sale has you covered. With hundreds of bargains to sort through in the Wayfair sale, we’re going to make it a bit easier for you by showing you our favourite picks from the best deals on homeware, with major discounts on: Home decor Bedding Kitchenware Garden essentials Home office needs Rugs And are you in the US? Don’t worry  – you can shop … [Read more...] about Wayfair’s big home sale: best deals on bedding, kitchenware & more

February 07, 2021 - 20:24 GMT Eve Crosbie Everything you need to know about the Golden Globe nominee Tahar Rahim - from his career to his love life and children The Serpent has both shocked and engrossed viewers over the last month, not least because of lead actor Tahar Rahim's chilling portrayal of killer and con man Charles Sobhraj.MORE: The Serpent: Where is Charles Sobhraj now? But what do you know about the actor behind the role? While the gripping BBC drama may be the first time the actor has graced UK television, he's actually been working for more than a decade. Get to know the actor - and now Golden Globe nominee - here... Loading the player... WATCH: Have you been watching The Serpent? Who is Tahar Rahim? Tahar Rahim is a French actor best known for his role in BBC One's The Serpent. Raised by Algerian parents, the 39-year-old actor is fluent in English, French and Arabic. He rose to … [Read more...] about Tahar Rahim: Meet the star of The Serpent

Photo: Cafe Today marks the start of President Donald Trump’s second impeachment trial, a historic proceeding of TBD significance that will serve at least two functions as it plays out. The first is an assessment as to whether the country’s institutions will hold the former president accountable for fueling the insurrection at the Capitol last month with his rhetoric, and the second is to function as a kind of litmus test sussing out the shape of the American public’s relationship with politics writ large as we drift deeper into the Biden presidency. Given the incentives of Senate Republicans, the former outcome feels all but predetermined. The latter, though, seems much less clear. It’s been posited numerous times over the last few years that the Trump presidency compelled more Americans towards greater engagement with political news — if not actual political participation — than ever before. But in the wake of Biden’s … [Read more...] about Preet Bharara Navigates the Post-Trump Podcast Boom