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The first presidential debate of 2020 was always going to generate headlines, as it was the very first time President Donald Trump and democratic challenger Joe Biden were meeting onstage. The Atlantic felt the commander in chief took a similar tack to the last time he debated a democratic candidate and simply bulldozed over Biden every time he tried to make […]
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Jacob Elordi is much more than a pretty face with six-pack abs — and he wants fans to know it. Joey King and Jacob Elordi: The Way They Were “At the time [I shot The Kissing Booth], I was super young and got thrown into a world where everyone wanted to talk about my body … it really f–king bothered […]
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Have no fear! When it comes to talking to kids about sex, Dr. Ruth Westheimer has all the answers for moms and dads. “You can’t avoid it because it’s the most interesting subject in the world,” the sex therapist, 91, told Us Weekly exclusively on Wednesday, August 21, while promoting her Sex For Dummies book. “Here’s what I did: I […]
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Karen C.P. McDermott recently completed a study on trash talk, the taunts or boasts meant to intimidate or distract an opponent. Her study was one of the first to statistically model how trash talking during a competition can influence performance. What inspired you to study trash talk? Karen C.P. McDermott: In early 2014, I watched Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman […]
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Transracial adoption, particularly white parents adopting children of color, is a lightning rod issue for many. No one is more aware of that than actress Kristin Davis, herself the mother of two adopted black children. She recently sat down on Red Table Talk to discuss why she pursued transracial adoption, and how she continues to navigate being the mother to […]
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Scars are a natural sign of healing, but not every physical trauma leaves a visible reminder. The only outward sign that 27-year-old Skylar Doerwaldt is a stroke survivor is of her choosing: a tattoo on her left forearm. The dark, jagged lines represent the arteries in her neck. It’s a copy of the magnetic resonance angiography scan taken when she […]
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