The Getty Research Institute, which acquired the huge archive of influential Swiss curator Harald Szeemann in 2011, has opened an exhibition on his work. It's a show about a show-maker.

John Cena stopped by the The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and had us in cry-laughing when he played a teenage schoolgirl named Addison in the late-night host's popular "Ew!" skit. The WWE wrestler and Blockers actor got into character donning a long blonde wig with flowers in his hair, a pastel-colored blouse with a bow, neon blue leggings, and a unicorn purse to top it all off because . . . "Ew!" Watch the hilarious skit above to see Cena and Fallon break it down to "Finesse" by Bruno Mars and rank their favorite celebrity hotties. Oh, and try not to pee your pants because it's that good.

Sneakers Slowing You Down? Find the Right Shoe For Your Foot Type Sneakers Slowing You Down? Find the Right Shoe For Your Foot Type In a sense, sneakers are like bras — just because they look good on doesn't mean they're providing you with the support you need. And to make matters even more complicated, a shoe that someone else swears by could be the exact opposite of what's right for you. Before venturing into the impulse inducing options of the sneaker aisle, take a few minutes to understand your foot type and what kind of shoe will keep you on track. Identifying your foot type can be done by simply wetting the bottoms of your feet and standing on a flat, dry surface, leaving a footprint. You can also take a look at the wear patterns on some of your more broken-in shoes. If you're still having trouble determining your foot type, head to a shoe store that offers gait analysis, where a specialist observes the way your foot comes into contact with the ground. Af..

Look Up "Fighter" in the Dictionary, and You'll See a Picture of This Baby Girl With an Open Chest Look Up "Fighter" in the Dictionary, and You'll See a Picture of This Baby Girl With an Open Chest Frankie Thompson was eager to learn the gender of her twins when she went into her 20-week ultrasound, but, unfortunately, she got some additional information that shook her to the core: one of her twins, Mary Ellen, had a serious heart defect. The mother of three told POPSUGAR how giving birth to Mary Ellen and Kahleesi was the least of her troubles. "Kahleesi had a healthy heart, but Mary Ellen was born with a congenital heart defect, only one kidney, and a serious curve in her spine. Her first surgery was an emergency, so I was scared to death," she said. "I cried the whole entire time she was in surgery until I got to see her. When I saw her heart beating in her chest, it opened my eyes to the fact that I had to gear up for the road ahead. So I put on my momma bear shoes an..

25 Iconic TV Shows Created by Kickass Women 25 Iconic TV Shows Created by Kickass Women In the entertainment industry, female filmmakers and showrunners are glaringly underrepresented, which is even more of a travesty when you consider the contributions they have made to the big and small screens. Consider: you wouldn't have the safe, soapy haven of TGIT, you wouldn't be quoting Liz Lemon every day, and you'd have no Gilmores (either one) to look up to. Not only are some of your current and former favorite TV shows from the blood, sweat, and tears of female showrunners, but you might not even know that women were behind them. Check out some of the most iconic TV series created by women. Related 13 Fantastic Female-Directed Films to Coming Out in 2018 — Additional reporting by Maggie Pehanick

The conductor sparks a media frenzy as he leads the world's most important orchestra, the Vienna Philharmonic, on a tour of the Americas. But the show stealers: Children from Canada to South America, creating a transformative sound that's still ringing in the air.

It’s good that award-winning French filmmaker Alain Resnais listened to his mother. If not, Geneviève Bujold’s film career may have taken a different turn. Flashback to 1965: The young French Canadian actress was appearing in Paris with the Montreal-based Théâtre du Rideau Vert , when Resnais’...