Posts by Sophie Clearwater
Cheryl Burke Slams Plastic Surgery Speculation—Again
[ad_1] “Let’s just address the elephant in the comments section,” she said in a video shared to TikTok at the time. “I’m not on Ozempic, I’m not sick, I didn’t get a face transplant and no I did not get a brow lift.” “The level of projection that is happening and that I am witnessing…
Read MoreFrom Screens to Scenes: How Netflix Brings Its Biggest Hits Into the Real World
[ad_1] Squid Game characters are seen during Netflix BITES Vegas press preview event on Feb. 10, 2025 in Las Vegas. Getty Images for Netflix When director David Fincher’s Netflix film The Killer premiered in 2023, Jessica Carmona didn’t watch Michael Fassbender’s hitman from her couch. Instead, she saw it on the big screen at the…
Read More‘It Was the Greatest Adventure of My Life’: Olivier Babin and the True Story of CLEARING
[ad_1] A screening of a video by Korakrit Arunanondchai at CLEARING in 2016. JSP ART PHOTOGRAPHY | | Courtesy the artist and C L E A R I N G, New York, Brussels, Los Angeles “It was the greatest adventure of my life,” says Olivier Babin at one point during our two-hour conversation a week…
Read MoreWhat Ne-Yo, Nick Cannon and More Stars Have Shared About Their Non-Monogamous Relationships
[ad_1] Kody Brown once said, “Love should be multiplied, not divided.” And for decades, he was in a plural marriage with wives Meri Brown, Janelle Brown, Christine Brown and Robyn Brown—with their journey being documented on the series Sister Wives. “I just fell in love,” the father of 18 said on the first episode in…
Read MorePatrick Mahomes Reveals First Reaction to Travis Kelce Dating Taylor Swift
[ad_1] The Life of a Showgirl: Meaning and Inspiration Explained While announcing her 12th album would arrive Oct. 3, 2025, Taylor said that she selected just 12 songs for The Life of a Showgirl to keep “the bar really high” and make the record “just right” with a holistic theme (so no, there won’t be…
Read MoreOne Fine Show: ‘Virtual Beauty’ at Somerset House in London
[ad_1] Amalia Ulman, Excellences & Perfections (Instagram Update, 1st June 2014), 2015. Courtesy of the artist and Deborah Schamoni Welcome to One Fine Show, where Observer highlights a recently opened exhibition at a museum not in New York City, a place we know and love that already receives plenty of attention. My earliest lessons in…
Read MoreInside 2025’s Largest Space IPO, Firefly Aerospace: Milestones and Key Leaders
[ad_1] CEO Jason Kim celebrates Firefly Aerospace’s Blue Ghost lunar lander’s successful landing on the Moon during the watch party at Haute Spot on March 2, 2025 in Cedar Park, Texas. Houston Chronicle via Getty Imag Firefly Aerospace is aiming for the Moon—and beyond. The Texas-based space company went public on the Nasdaq on Aug.…
Read MoreThe Entry-Level Crisis and the Talent We Can’t Afford to Lose
[ad_1] The entry-level job market is in crisis, but empowering Gen Z could be the solution. Unsplash+ Unemployment among recent college graduates reached 6.6 percent in May—a four-year high—dampening spirits after the celebrations of their hard-earned degrees. The downturn has disproportionately impacted younger workers, with many struggling to secure their first professional roles. We are…
Read MoreCriterion’s ‘Born In Flames’ Release Cements Lizzie Borden’s Place in No Wave Cinema History
[ad_1] Against a backdrop of failing infrastructure and manufactured decay, women in Born In Flames organize an insurrection. Courtesy of the Criterion Collection New York City, 1983: The streets are cluttered with garbage. Men gather in flocks to stalk, harass and assault passing women. Looting and rioting run rampant outside while TV screens and newspapers…
Read MoreYou Can Now Vaccinate Yourself Against the Flu
[ad_1] When you’re ready to get your flu vaccine this year, you have a convenient new option: you can skip the doctors’ office or pharmacy and inoculate yourself. FluMist, a vaccine sprayed up the nose to protect people from serious influenza symptoms, is now available for anyone in the U.S. to order online and administer…
Read MoreWhy So Many Childcare Centers Are Closing
[ad_1] For nearly 18 years, Corrine Hendrickson has run a family daycare out of her home in rural Wisconsin, navigating the low pay and long hours because she loves the job. But at the end of August, before a new school year begins, she’s shutting down Corrine’s Little Explorers for good. With the disappearance of…
Read MoreCutting mRNA Research Could Be Our Deadliest Mistake Yet
[ad_1] The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) recently announced it will wind down funding for mRNA vaccine development—which could prove to be one of the costliest, deadliest decisions HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will make during his tenure. HHS has already scaled back access to and recommendations for COVID-19 vaccines—a decision…
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