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Kerry Kennedy's New Memoir Traces Mother Ethel Kennedy's Life and Losses
Kerry Kennedy's book "Ethel Kennedy: The Extraordinary Life and Bold Legacy" was published October 13, 2026, by HarperOne. The 416-page biography draws on Kerry's own memories and her mother's private papers to trace Ethel Kennedy's path from her Chicago upbringing and entry into Greenwich, Connecticut society to decades of human-rights advocacy, including raising 11 children after Robert F. Kennedy's 1968 assassination.
10 Trends Defining Autumn-Winter 2026-2027 Fashion, From the Runway to the Red Carpet
Black is described as the season's lead color on the Dior, Chanel and Loewe runways, while jacquard patterns, leopard-print faux fur and archival red-carpet revivals are the other themes repeated most across autumn-winter 2026-2027 fashion-month coverage. The list below ranks the ten trends and celebrity style moments cited most consistently by fashion publications covering the collections and the September 2026 Venice Film Festival.
How to Authenticate Designer Fashion Items and Spot Counterfeits
No single feature, such as a serial number or logo, proves a designer item is genuine. Professional authenticators cross-check stitching, hardware, materials, era-specific details and codes together, since counterfeiters can copy any one element alone. This guide explains what to check step by step, how serial/date-code systems work, and where technology and customs data fit in.
How to Build a Capsule Wardrobe: A Step-by-Step Guide to Minimal Dressing
A capsule wardrobe is a small, curated set of versatile clothes — most established methods suggest somewhere between 10 and 50 pieces — built so a limited number of items can be mixed into many outfits. This guide walks through the decluttering and selection steps used by established capsule methods and summarizes what research says about who actually sticks with the approach.
Ella Langley Cancels Tulsa Concert After Bomb Threat, Police Find No Credible Danger
Country singer Ella Langley canceled her Friday, October 9, 2026 show at the BOK Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma, hours before showtime, citing a "serious security threat." Tulsa police said they investigated a bomb threat call but found no credible danger and did not themselves advise canceling the concert. The artist's team and the venue made the cancellation call independently, citing fan and staff safety.
Trevor Noah's "undateable" therapy bit goes viral, naming a modern dating problem
A stand-up segment in which Trevor Noah recounts his therapist calling him "undateable" has gone viral online, with clips drawing wide engagement for naming patterns many daters recognize: overwork, constant travel and blunt honesty at the wrong moment. The bit comes from his 2026 Netflix special "Joy in the Trenches" and has been picked up by multiple outlets as a window into real dating frustrations.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor gets £302,000 as Royal Lodge lease formally ends
The Crown Estate has confirmed it paid Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor £302,000 in compensation after his 75-year lease on Royal Lodge was surrendered more than 50 years early. The payment was offset against roughly £1.8 million he owed for the property's condition, leaving him paying the Crown Estate a net sum. He left the 30-room Windsor Great Park house in February amid continued scrutiny of his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
Michael Douglas Says Kobe Bryant Often Visited Catherine Zeta-Jones Before Her Marriage
In his new memoir "One Helluva Ride," Michael Douglas writes that Kobe Bryant frequently stopped by Catherine Zeta-Jones's Pacific Palisades home in the late 1990s, before Bryant met his future wife Vanessa and before Douglas and Zeta-Jones married. Douglas recalls Bryant repeatedly claiming he had lost his dog as a reason to visit.
Small-Space Interior Design: A Practical Guide From Professional Designers
Designers who specialize in compact homes maximize comfort by planning storage before furniture, choosing pieces that serve more than one purpose, keeping key sightlines clear, and committing to one color story across a room. The steps below, drawn from professional designers and organizers, apply to studio apartments, small bedrooms and multi-use living rooms alike.
How to Care for Houseplants Indoors: A Beginner's Guide
Healthy houseplants depend on matching light to each species, watering only when the topsoil has dried, keeping humidity and temperature in the right range, and feeding during the growing season. Guidance from the UK's Royal Horticultural Society and Iowa State University Extension identifies overwatering as the single most common cause of houseplant decline.
How to Shop Sustainably and Build an Ethical Clothing Collection
Building a sustainable, ethical wardrobe starts before you buy anything: check what you already own, favor secondhand and natural fibers, and check labor and environmental certifications on new purchases. Guides from fair-trade and environmental organizations agree that buying fewer, longer-lasting garments does more for people and the planet than any single fabric swap.
Judi Dench Calls on Petco to Stop Selling Birds After PETA Breeder Probe
Dame Judi Dench has written to Petco's chief executive asking the retailer to stop selling birds, after PETA released undercover footage from a parakeet breeding facility it says supplies Petco's chain. PETA reports nearly 1,400 birds died at the farm within 27 days; Petco says the breeder has no vendor relationship with the company, now or in the past.
John Boyega Recalls Being One of the Last to See Damilola Taylor Alive
Actor John Boyega has spoken publicly for the first time about being one of the last people to see his childhood friend Damilola Taylor alive, in a new BBC documentary marking 26 years since the 10-year-old's killing in Peckham, south London. The film, "Damilola: The Untold Story," airs on BBC Two and iPlayer on 5 October 2026.
How to Choose, Buy and Care for a Watch: A Complete Guide
Choosing a watch starts with picking a movement (quartz, automatic or manual), a case material and a water-resistance rating that match how you'll actually wear it. Buying safely means knowing the difference between authorized-dealer and grey-market warranties, and caring for a watch long-term means cleaning it regularly and servicing it every few years. This guide walks through each decision step by step, using manufacturer and industry guidance.
How to Choose the Right Perfume: Fragrance Families, Notes and Concentration
Choosing a fragrance comes down to matching its scent family, its note structure and its concentration level to your own taste and routine. Perfumes are grouped into families such as floral, woody, citrus and amber, and they unfold in top, middle and base notes over several hours. Testing a scent on skin across several full wears, rather than judging it from a single paper strip, is the most reliable way to find one that works for you.
Oliver Hudson joins Fox's Special Forces, opens up about family pressure
Actor Oliver Hudson, son of Goldie Hawn, is one of 15 celebrity recruits on season 5 of "Special Forces: World's Toughest Test," filmed in Malaysia and airing on Fox. During the competition he has spoken about the pressure of coming from his family and his long-standing fear of failure.
How to Develop Your Personal Fashion Style: A Step-by-Step Guide
Developing a personal style starts with studying the clothes you already love, editing your closet down to what you actually wear, and building outfits around a small set of signature pieces. Stylists say the process works best as repeatable steps rather than a single shopping trip, and the "right" wardrobe size varies from person to person.
How to Build a Functional Capsule Wardrobe: A Step-by-Step Guide
A capsule wardrobe is a small set of versatile, coordinating clothes meant to be mixed into many outfits instead of buying new items constantly. Londoner Susie Faux popularized the idea in the 1970s, and today structured methods — from a 33-item, three-month plan to a 10-day test — give practical starting points for building one.