She’s Back! Fergie Performs Again After National Anthem Disaster Fergie is back on stage following her National Anthem disaster. The star was slammed on social media and by her fans for her failed sultry rendition at the NBA All-Star Game on Feb. 18. But the 42-year-old is obviously not letti..

What kind of upkeep is required on hair like that in order to maintain it? My first guess would be to say that it needs a lot because it looks beautiful and I only see it relatively rarely. If it was easy to have then I would expect it to be on every other gal I see. That is usually the way it goes ..

This is amazing, and SO inspiring! Shaquem Griffin is a football player from the University of Central Florida who is hoping to play in the NFL next season -- and this weekend, the linebacker is out at the NFL's Scouting Combine with a bunch of other football prospects, working out for teams i..

Whether you're into celebrity news or not, there is always a sense of relief knowing that famous people suffer from the same problems we "normal" folk do. Recently, celebrities have been openly discussing their struggles with medical conditions, like Lena Dunhan speaking about her endometriosis and Gigi Hadid discussing Hashimoto's disease. Other celebrities, like Kendall Jenner, have spoken out about what it's like to suffer from acne. Now celeb and all-round relatable woman Lorde has taken to Instagram to discuss what annoys her the most about people's input into her skin issues. Lorde took to Instagram to share her current acne struggle and gave us all the pep talk we need. The singer was seen to be holding a blue and red LED light (which she called "acne light with magical tones" — accurate), a device used to help kill bacteria in the skin and reduce inflammation. 44353940 She began by saying "for real though, acne sucks. You know what also sucks? When you&..