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Hailing from the fashion brand's fall 2019 show, the coat features a statement collar with a black-and-white print of a 19th-century neoclassical sculpture of kissing lovers, per Vogue's review of the collection.

The Oscar winner teared up while talking about the "f—king gnarly" situation in the Pacific Palisades during an appearance on "The Tonight Show" Wednesday.

Even in the age of the iPhone, the Instagram generation is lining up in Central Park to have a picture of themselves taken — with a Polaroid camera.

In far western New York, there's a red-hot housing market to watch this year, according to Zillow -- though its construction is struggling to keep up.

One sports reporter got caught with his pants down when an image of a lingerie-clad Rihanna splashed across his computer screen stole the show during a live hit on Tuesday.

She insisted it's better than drinking ginger tea and expects people to start feeling better in 10 to 15 minutes.

Mayor Eric Adams has unveiled a five year, $650 million plan to address homelessness -- including  a special new facility to specifically house and treat mentally New Yorkers seen wandering and menacing the subwaysand the streets.

Apple TV+’s incredible sci-fi drama series Severance returns for its sophomore season this week. After almost three years, some unanswered questions might finally be revealed after that incredible cliffhanger of a season finale. The trailer of the upcoming show hints at where the main Innies of the show ended up after their little rebellion. As […]

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As a typical Shonen anime, Black Clover is no stranger to fan service. While it is not as much as series like One Piece, Food Wars, or Fairy Tail, sexualizing women has become pretty common in the anime. Plenty of the female characters are shown scantily clad or displaying their assets. Of course, fans have […]

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If one has to talk about the way that a manga is to be crafted, not just in a visually appealing and artistic manner, but in a way that captures the attention of the fans. Tatsuki Fujimoto’s oneshot Look Back has captivated the hearts of fans in such a way, and has succeeded topping trends […]

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