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“Women’s Health.”The “Euphoria” star, 26, bared it all for the poolside photoshoot, sporting a series of sexy looks.The “Anyone But You” actress got candid in her chat about the highs and lows in her career, explaining just how much her parents sacrificed for her to pursue a career in Hollywood.“I watched my parents lose a lot. We filed for bankruptcy,” Sweeney admitted, adding that they lost their house at one point.The Washington native continued: “We couldn’t afford life in LA. We couldn’t afford life anywhere.

First impressions count, and landing a new job is so much easier when you look - and feel - the part.That’s the idea behind SHEIN’s new capsule ‘Curve’ collection, celebrating its long-term commitment to empower women in the workplace with trailblazing charity, Dress For Success Greater London. Expertly curated by top fashion editor and stylist Jill Wanless, the dedicated 23-piece collection features chic dresses, smart blazers, jumpsuits, tailored trousers and blouses in a wearable colour palette of berry, navy blue, black and cream.Thoughtfully designed to flatter curvy women who struggle finding a smart, modern work wardrobe, refreshingly each piece is available in sizes 16-24.

paid partnership with Bud Light — appears in a feathery white shoulderless gown and braided hair crown on the pink cover of the magazine’s awards issue.The TikToker also took to the stage Wednesday to accept her award at the mag’s ceremony, wearing two outfits on the night, including a wispy bejeweled ball grown and a near-see-through black dress.“Some see me as woman of the year — some see me as a woman of a year and some change,” she quipped, noting that she “only publicly come out online 560 days ago.”“And some people don’t see me as a woman at all,” she said of her haters.“No matter how hard I try, or what I wear, or what I say, or what surgeries I get, I will never reach an acceptable version of womanhood by those hateful people’s standards,” she said.“But as long as the queer community sees me for my truth, I’m going to be OK.”The content creator also briefly mentioned her explosive Bud Light campaign, which sparked a huge boycott of the beer company that lost tens of millions in the fallout.Mulvaney said London became her “safe space” while traveling to avoid the scandal back home, saying that she “didn’t feel that baggage that she was carrying back in the US.” “I didn’t feel like the trans beer girl,” said the TikToker, who became popular due to her Days of Girlhood series. “I didn’t walk into rooms and wonder: ‘Oh, does that person hate me?’ I was just another gal walking around in a Burberry trench coat on her way to a West End musical.” Mulvaney said that the previous year “feels like a “Black Mirror” episode, referring to the surreal Netflix show — something shared by critics aghast at the new honor.“Unbelievable.

inspiration for Paramount’s forthcoming action thriller “Special Ops: Lioness,” which debuts Sunday and stars Zoe Saldaña, 45, alongside Oscar winners Nicole Kidman, 56, and Morgan Freeman, 86. The eight-part series — a brainchild of Taylor Sheridan, the visionary behind “Yellowstone” and “Sons of Anarchy” — follows the journey of a young Marine named Cruz Manuelos (Laysla De Oliveria, 31, of Netflix’s “Locke & Key”).She’s recruited by the CIA’s Lioness Engagement Team to befriend the daughter of a terrorist group leader in an effort to ravage the criminal organization. Saldaña, who plays “Joe,” the station chief charged with readying new recruits for undercover operations, explains the significance of the niche program to De Oliveira’s “Manuelos” in the first episode, noting the evolution of their task force’s duties over the past two decades. “When the Lioness team was first formed we needed female soldiers to frisk and interrogate female insurgents,” she says. “What we do now is locate the wives and the girlfriends and daughters of these high value targets and we place an operative close to them,” continues Joe.

Island House Key West hotel and resort with the Florida Commission on Human Relations, demanding that the resort reverse its allegedly discriminatory policy, and also asking for reimbursement for attorney and legal fees.But the resort’s owners and attorneys claim they do rent separate apartment units to women. They didn’t allow Chaudhry to stay there because she was disruptive during an annual fundraiser that welcomes women to the resort for a cocktail party around the resort’s pool area, reports Keys Weekly.According to Chaudhry’s complaint, she attended an all-welcome Pride kickoff party and fundraiser at the Island House in June 2022.As part of the event, women and non-guests are welcome from 5 to 9 p.m., when clothing is required around the pool.

Breast changes are a normal part of pregnancy as they prepare you for feeding your baby, but many new mothers don't feel comfortable with their new appearance. Pregnant women often fear being left with saggy and permanent changes after breastfeeding.

Around 1.5 million women in the UK suffer from endometriosis, a painful condition where tissue similar to the lining of the womb grows outside of the uterus. People with the condition often experience uncomfortable symptoms that can impact their daily life, such period pain and pain during sex.The discomfort can be treated through pain management, period management or invasive surgery but none of these methods are guaranteed to stop the endometriosis as there is no known cure. Endometriosis can affect anyone with a uterus from puberty to menopause, most commonly impacting people aged 25 to 35.

Andie MacDowell is staying silver in her golden years.The “Four Weddings and a Funeral” actress, who is turning 65 in April, is relishing her gray hair as she ages, the star told former “Today” show co-anchor Katie Couric. “I want to be old. I’m tired of trying to be young. I don’t want to be young.

A promising new clinical trial will see women given a potential new treatment for endometriosis and if it’s successful, it could be the first ever non-surgical and non-hormonal treatment for the condition.This is fantastic news for women... everywhere. Endometriosis is a long-term condition where tissue similar to the lining of the womb grows in other places, such as the ovaries and fallopian tubes.There are many symptoms, but the main ones include heavy periods, excruciating period pains, and pelvic pains.

Independent, spotlighting the dangers she feels gender-inclusive language or “politically correct stealth” poses to women’s rights. “It worries me that we might be inadvertently subjugated with the censure of female-only spaces or words like ‘mother’ and ‘breastfeeding’ (and told we must use terms like ‘female parent’ and ‘chestfeeding’ instead),” Collins, 89, penned in her open letter.  “We must beware that we are not being kicked back into inequality by politically correct stealth,” the self-purported lifelong feminist insisted. “And with the awareness that International Women’s Day puts into acceptable feminism, I truly hope that this will never happen.”AdvertisementThe silver screen star’s campaign against gender-neutral speak echoes that of “Harry Potter” author J.K. Rowling, 57. On Wednesday, Rowling — who has come under fire for her alleged transphobic views — encouraged her more than 14 million Twitter followers to join her mission to sway the British government toward defining the protected characteristic of “sex” as “biological sex.” The goal of the movement is to exclude non-biological women from female-only spaces. “If you’re concerned about the erosion of women’s rights in the UK – the right to single sex spaces like domestic violence refuges, rape crisis centers and prisons – sign the Sex Matters petition to make the Equality Act clear,” Rowling tweeted along with the hashtag #InternationalWomensDay2023 as well as a link to the “Sex Matters” petition.

Metro Weekly reached out to the managing partners of Bunker, and to the Mayor’s Office of Nightlife and Culture and its director, Salah Czapary, about these concerns, including the legal ability of venues to set specific dress codes involving clothing traditionally associated with one gender.In response, Q, a managing partner at Bunker, told Metro Weekly in a statement that the prohibition on certain footwear was adopted out of concern for the safety of patrons.“We recently implemented a no high heels and open-toed shoes policy at Bunker as a safety precaution,” Q wrote in an email. “Bunker is a dimly lit, underground dance club with concrete floors and steps.

Harvey Weinstein has been sentenced to 16 additional years in prison, three months after he was convicted on three counts of rape and sexual assault.This sits on top of a 23-year sentence for a 2020 conviction of two counts of rape and sexual assault in New York, meaning his remaining prison time has nearly doubled. It’s been six years since Harvey Weinstein’s crimes led to an opening of the gates which would lead to #MeToo - a movement that has reshaped the way we think about sex and power, at the very least.

A man who couldn’t read or write until he was 18 is set to become Cambridge’s youngest black professor. Jason Arday made the major milestone after being diagnosed with autism and global delay, which left him unable to speak until he was 11. He broke through barriers and has since become a prominent figure in the black community.

Howard from The Big Bang Theory needs to move over, there's a new kissing machine in town. Say hello to the latest innovation in remote intimacy: the lip kissing device. And it's here to make long-distance relationships a whole lot steamier.The 3D high-tech device is designed to recreate the sensation of snogging your partner, no matter how far apart you may be.

Checking your breasts regularly can help you understand what is ‘normal’ for you and make it easier to spot signs of breast cancer. Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer in the UK - around one in eight women are diagnosed with the disease during their lifetime.There is a good chance of recovery if it’s detected at an early stage, so people are being urged to check their breasts regularly for any changes.

That time of the month is always inconvenient and never fun - especially if you suffer from cramping and period pains. Around nine out of 10 women in the UK suffer from period pains, and many are forced to curl up in bed with a hot water bottle or take a painkiller to manage the discomfort.

Your body will go through a lot of changes during pregnancy, but gaining enough weight to support your growing baby is among the most important things you can do when you’re expecting. Many women feel as though they are packing on the pounds during pregnancy, but most of the new weight can be attributed to fluids and expanding body tissue.

If you are wearing a bra right now, chances are you are wearing the wrong size. Most women only go for a bra fitting just once in their life, so it’s no surprise that 80 percent of Brits are wearing the wrong size.

Transitioning through menopause can be a confusing and uncomfortable time for many woman - especially navigating through the sudden mood swings and hot flushes.There are around three million women currently going through peri-menopause in the UK, and symptoms usually start between the ages of 45 and 55 years. Symptoms during these years are brought on by changing levels of hormones produced by the ovaries, mainly oestrogen.

Transitioning into menopause can be a challenging time, and many women experience uncomfortable symptoms including hot flushes, night sweats, fatigue and anxiety. But a recent study, published in the journal Menopause, has revealed that giving a foot massage to a postmenopausal woman can improve her sleep quality and reduce some of the most persistent symptoms.

Some women have a tilted uterus, and it is actually more common than you think. Also known as a “retroverted” uterus, the tilted version affects around 20 to 25 percent of women, statistics claim. Most people with the condition have no symptoms, but in some cases it can make sex uncomfortable and cause problems with pregnancy.The uterus, which holds an unborn baby, is usually positioned upright or slightly forward.