Jessica Biel Kristina Bumphrey via Getty ImagesRub-a-dub-dub, Jessica Biel’s in the tub — and her strange bath time habit had Whoopi Goldberg raising an eyebrow. That is, until she found herself towel-clad and hungry, enjoying a bite in the shower — and decided to hit record. AdvertisementJessica described “a little ledge” in her shower that makes casual eating there do-able. Co-host Sunny Hostin offered support, telling Jessica the practice “makes sense”, but Whoopi Goldberg was less convinced. Jessica responded saying, “She’s just doing what she’s got to do to get out on time,” which prompted the anchor to say: “I understand.”
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May 26, 2025 06:10 UTC
So THAT's Why Women Prefer Hotter ShowersShower control set to "hot" Karina Syrotiuk via UnsplashOn his shared TikTok account, app user Micah – from the couple’s channel Micah & Sarah – shows himself standing over a stove, cracking his neck like a nervous boxer. Differences in bath (or shower) heat tolerances between men and women are commonly joked about. There’s a biological reason for the differenceOn TikTok, Dr Rajan explained: “On average, women have a higher core body temperature than men.”ADVERTISEMENTYou might think that would keep women toastier, as a rule. Your hands, your feet, and even your earlobes,” Dr Rajan said. “So,” Dr Rajan ends, “those geothermal showers are less of a preference and more of a biological necessity and survival tactic.”Related...
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May 26, 2025 06:02 UTC
Chrissy Teigen is getting candid about her recent cosmetic procedure. The TV personality opened up about going under the knife after she appeared on Instagram Live seemingly from a hospital bed last week. In the mysterious footage, Teigen donned bandages on her face, sparking concern from fans on social media. [A] lot of you wondering about my hospital pic which is very understandable as I gave no explanation lol. Teigen has been vocal about undergoing several cosmetic procedures throughout her career.
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May 25, 2025 20:39 UTC
In this image from video provided by WACB-TV, homes are seen across the Hudson River from the North River Wastewater Treatment Plant, foreground, in New York, after an explosion on a boat carrying raw sewage near the plant, on Saturday, May 24, 2025. (WACB-TV via AP) via APNEW YORK (AP) — An explosion on a boat carrying raw sewage that was docked on the Hudson River in New York City killed a longtime city employee Saturday, authorities said. AdvertisementThe cause of the explosion was under investigation, but New York City Mayor Eric Adams said in statement that criminal intent was not suspected. First responders found a 59-year-old man unconscious in the river, New York police said, and he was declared dead at the scene. DEP said there did not appear to be any environmental impacts following the explosion.
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May 25, 2025 07:30 UTC
AdvertisementBut for anyone who’s already spent the weekend binge-watching Julianne Moore, Meghann Fahy and Milly Alcock in action, you may now be left wondering whether there could be more episodes to come in the future. And on that note, we’re afraid we’ve got good news and bad news…Will Sirens get a season 2 at Netflix? First of all, Sirens is billed as a “Netflix series” on the platform, rather than a “limited series” or “miniseries”, meaning the door is definitely open for a follow-up season. AdvertisementWhat have the cast of Sirens said about a possible season 2? Both Meghann Fahy and Milly Alcock have said they’d be up for revisiting the world of Sirens in the future.
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May 25, 2025 07:14 UTC
LOADING ERROR LOADINGWEST POINT, N.Y. (AP) — President Donald Trump used the first service academy commencement address of his second term Saturday to laud graduating West Point cadets for their accomplishments and career choice while also veering sharply into a campaign-style recitation of political boasts and long-held grievances. “In a few moments, you’ll become graduates of the most elite and storied military academy in human history,” Trump said at the ceremony at Michie Stadium. AdvertisementPresident Donald Trump salutes during the United States Military Academy commencement ceremonies in West Point, N.Y., Saturday, May 24, 2025. Cadets listen as President Donald Trump, seen on screen, speaks to United States Military Academy graduating cadets during commencement ceremonies in West Point, N.Y., Saturday, May 24, 2025. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta) via Associated PressPresident Donald Trump arrives to deliver the commencement speech for the United States Military Academy graduating cadets in West Point, N.Y., Saturday, May 24, 2025.
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May 24, 2025 22:09 UTC
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May 24, 2025 14:46 UTC
I Was Shocked When My Daughter Wanted To Compete In The Olympics. The author and her daughter Gwen after a University of Wisconsin track meet. Gwen's bike setup in the transition zone at the London 2011 World Championships. One year later, USA Triathlon scheduled Gwen’s first top-level race in Europe. For my daughter, Olympic gold or not, Gwen’s decision was right for her.
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May 24, 2025 13:06 UTC
A selection of the new films that premiered at Cannes in 2025 A24/Mubi/Apple/FocusSomething that’s always guaranteed to make headlines at the Cannes Film Festival (besides the star-studded red carpets) is those seemingly never-ending standing ovations. Length of standing ovation: Six minutesWhat the critics are saying? Length of standing ovation: Between five and seven minutes (sparking an emotional response in its lead actor, Joaquin Phoenix). Length of standing ovation: Seven minutesWhat the critics are saying? Length of standing ovation: Between six and eight minutesWhat the critics are saying?
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May 24, 2025 05:17 UTC
https:// www.huffpost.com/entry/house-passes-big-beautiful-bill_n_682e8f05e4b05418243c08a9?origin=related-recircOne of the GOP Congress Members who voted for this draconian legislation that Democrats strongly opposed was Rep. Juan Ciscomani. Second-term GOP Congress Member Juan Ciscomani (42) currently represents Arizona’s 6th Congressional District (CD). From 2015-2022, Ciscomani served as senior adviser to AZ GOP Governor Doug Ducey. Ciscomani a “moderate.” Some “moderate.” I guess it’s because he tries not to talk in Donald’s incendiary style. In Congress, Ciscomani voted in favor of a bill that would have prohibited mail delivery of abortion medication.
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May 24, 2025 04:32 UTC
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May 23, 2025 21:16 UTC
Federal workers receive retirement benefits through what’s known as the Federal Employees Retirement System, or FERS. The GOP measure would force new federal employees to pay a whopping 5% surcharge — bringing their FERS contribution to 9.4% of their pay — unless they agree to become an “at-will” employee. And therefore the budget savings from the measure — that is, the whole reason it’s supposedly in a tax bill — would end up being quite small. While it may be tucked into a tax package, the policy fits neatly into the Trump administration’s broader attacks on federal workers and labor groups. Sen. Lisa Murkowski is one of the few Republicans who’ve openly pushed back against Trump’s attacks on federal employees.
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May 23, 2025 07:39 UTC
LOADING ERROR LOADINGBOSTON, May 22 (Reuters) - A federal judge ordered the Trump administration on Thursday to reinstate more than 1,300 U.S. Department of Education employees whom Democratic-led states argued were being terminated en masse as part of an effort to dismantle the agency. U.S. District Judge Myong Joun in Boston issued an injunction blocking the administration from moving forward with a mass layoff that would leave the Education Department with about half as many employees as it had when the Republican president took office in January. Advertisement“The record abundantly reveals that defendants’ true intention is to effectively dismantle the department without an authorizing statute,” Joun, an appointee of Trump’s Democratic predecessor Joe Biden, wrote. The Education Department did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The ruling came in a pair of lawsuits by Democratic attorneys general from 20 states and the District of Columbia, several school districts and teachers’ unions who argued the terminations would unlawfully gut the department.
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May 22, 2025 18:18 UTC
Not all that long ago, children like Claire would have grown up in cold, sterile institutions instead of at home with their families. Moreover, Republicans aren’t even pretending that any of these cuts — these deaths, these lives shattered — will reduce the deficit. ADVERTISEMENTBooker, Jeffries and Clark all vowed to bring the stories of Claire, Xiomara and other disabled children back to their Republican colleagues. Once again, in the middle of the night, House Republicans met while most Americans slept. Jamie Davis Smith is a writer, attorney and mother of four who lives in Washington, D.C.
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May 22, 2025 16:38 UTC
LOADING ERROR LOADINGWASHINGTON — Republicans pushed President Donald Trump’s signature tax and spending cut legislation through the House of Representatives after making several last-minute changes to the bill. The House passage of the legislation is a major win for Trump and Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La. ), who had to placate conservatives wanting steeper spending cuts as well as moderates seeking a bigger tax deduction for wealthy homeowners. But the bill’s fate remain uncertain, since a number of Senate Republicans have signaled they will not accept the House approach to either the tax cuts or the spending cuts, which would result in an estimated 8 million fewer Americans having health insurance, mostly because of cuts to Medicaid. The bill extends tax cuts Trump enacted in his first term that are set to expire at the end of the year and adds tax breaks on tips and overtime that Trump championed during last year’s presidential campaign.
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May 22, 2025 14:08 UTC