Best Shampoos, Hair Sprays & Hot Tools for Big ’70s Volume

Best Shampoos, Hair Sprays & Hot Tools for Big ’70s Volume

Yearning for luscious, voluminous hair? We definitely are! Whether you want shiny styled waves for days or natural, thicker-looking locks, you can score that coveted ’70s volume for way less with the best haircare deals at the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale.  From limited-time deals on jumbo products to Nordstrom-exclusive sets, the sale everyone’s talking about has everything you…

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Here’s Who Is Attending Lindsey Graham’s Funeral Services

Here’s Who Is Attending Lindsey Graham’s Funeral Services

“I remember Lindsey Graham as a man who loved people, and because he loved people, he was willing to reason with them, to respect them, and ultimately to persuade them,” Vance said. Senate Majority Leader John Thune also spoke about his friendship with Graham, calling him “entertaining always and pretentious never.” “It didn’t matter to…

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A Summer Art Road Trip Through the South of France

A Summer Art Road Trip Through the South of France

LUMA Foundation, Arles Through January 10, 2026 Arles has long been one of France’s most important art cities, known for its world-leading photography festival, its newer and increasingly popular drawing fair and its Van Gogh museum. The city hosted and inspired the artist through some of his most productive months, from the period he spent…

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At Tales of the Cocktail, A-List Chefs Gave Food the Spotlight

At Tales of the Cocktail, A-List Chefs Gave Food the Spotlight

Genie Kwon and Tim Flores at Absolut Tabasco’s Château Turkey and the Wolf. James Jimmy This year’s Tales of the Cocktail conference in New Orleans was a boozy wonderland that also felt like a world-class food festival. At Absolut Tabasco’s Château Turkey and the Wolf, Tim Flores and Genie Kwon’s Kasama showcased its distinctly Chicago-Filipino…

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Europe Is Heading for a Historic Wildfire Season

Europe Is Heading for a Historic Wildfire Season

Why is western Europe seeing so many wildfires now? Many parts of Europe are no stranger to wildfires. “There’s always been fires in the Mediterranean, going back thousands of years,” says Thomas Elmqvist, professor at the Stockholm Resilience Center, at Stockholm University. “The difference now is that we have fires, but they are much, much…

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Carmen Argote Turns Cochineal’s Extractive History Into a Study of Embodiment

Carmen Argote Turns Cochineal’s Extractive History Into a Study of Embodiment

Installation view: Carmen Argote’s “Soft Perimeter” at Silverlens, New York. Courtesy Silverlens (Manila / New York) Photo: Tammy David There is something deeply physical, almost primordial, that characterizes the work of Guadalajara-born, Los Angeles-based artist Carmen Argote. Materiality and sensoriality are at the heart of her practice, which is an exercise in navigating the physical…

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