Chrissy Teigen Shows Off Her "Boob Lift Scars" in Sexy See-Through Dress

Chrissy Teigen Shows Off Her Boob Lift Scars In Sheer Black Dresss

Chrissy Teigen's latest look certainly landed her on the breast dressed list.

After all, the Cravings cookbook author recently put her girls on full display before she and husband John Legend attended Beyoncé and Jay Z's annual Oscars…

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Author Jessica Knoll Hated Ted Bundy's Story, So She Turned It Into Her Next Bestseller

Why Mila Kunis Feels Like the Luckiest Girl Alive

Do you know how many movies have been made about Ted Bundy?

The answer is nine, with a slew of easy-on-the-eyes actors including Billy Campbell, James Marsters, Chad Michelle Murray and even Zac Efron playing the notorious serial killer who was responsible for murdering at least 31 w…

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The 15 Best Religious Horror Movies

With Immaculate, Late Night With the Devil, and The First Omen all earning mostly favorable reviews from critics in recent weeks, 2024 is already turning into a banner year for religiously-themed horror movies.

By no means an underrepresented subgenre in the horror pantheon, faith-fueled fright flicks have been thrilling and terrifying audiences for decades. While Americ…

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Taylor Swift’s Coachella Look Reveals Sweet Nod to Travis Kelce

See Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Coachella 2024 Date Night!

Taylor Swift is taking her relationship to new heights.

The singer turned Coachella 2024 into a date night with boyfriend Travis Kelce, as the couple was seen dancing in the crowd and cheering on friends Jack Antonoff and Ice Spice during their April 13 …

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Dozens of Scientific Journals Offered Her a Job. But She Didn’t Exist

If you received a resumé and cover letter from an Anna O. Fraud, you might sense something fishy. If you got one from an Anna O. Szust, you’d probably be less concerned — even though oszust means “a fraud” in Polish. Either way, in a recent scientific sting operation reported in Nature, plenty of potential employers liked the fictitious Dr. Szust just fine —…

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How the Other Insulin Makers Are Responding to Eli Lilly’s Price Cap

Facing pressure to curb diabetes-treatment costs, Eli Lilly & Co. announced on March 1 that it is slashing insulin prices and immediately capping the out-of-pocket cost of all of its insulins at $35 a month. President Joe Biden, who made insulin costs a focus of his State of the Union speech last month, praised the move by Lilly and called on other drugmakers to also lower insulin prices. Read more

How Sunscreen Became Controversial

Wearing sunscreen every day sounds like a no-brainer piece of health advice. Research suggests regular sunscreen use reduces the risk of potentially deadly skin cancers like melanoma, as well as visible signs of skin aging. The American Academy of Dermatology states its position in no uncertain terms: Everyone should wear sunscreen every day they’ll be outside.

But there’s bee…

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Knowing the Origins of COVID-19 Won’t Change Much

Over two years since the first cases started appearing in Wuhan, China, there is much we don’t know about the origins of SARS-CoV-2, the virus causing COVID-19. But a quick resolution to that question is possible: scientists could find bats in a cave somewhere in China or in southeast Asia and trace a chain leading from those bats to the COVID-19 outbreak in Wuhan. Realistically, however,…

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No, You Shouldn’t Be Afraid of Fungi

By now, you’ve probably heard about “zombie fungi”, which are able to puppet the behaviour of their insect hosts with magnificent precision. One such fungus, Ophiocordyceps unilateralis, infects carpenter ants. Once infected by the fungus, ants are stripped of their instinctive fear of heights and climb up the nearest plant. In due course the fungus forces the ant to …

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