We asked a pro how to bring vivid lips, glowy skin, shimmery eyes, and bold blush from the runway to real life.

We asked a pro how to bring vivid lips, glowy skin, shimmery eyes, and bold blush from the runway to real life. While it's a fall and holidays staple, we also saw plenty of gold and shimmery eyes ...

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No matter what your skincare routine looks like, sunscreen is one of those products that’s non-negotiable. As a beauty expert, this is a hill I am willing to die on. However, as a Black woman, I do ...

Halo art director Glenn Israel has left Halo Studios after 17 years working on the franchise. Israel worked on the likes of Halo 3: ODST and the most recent Halo Infinite, across both Bungie and 343 ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. A 17-year veteran on the Halo development team has left the company, posting an ominous-sounding message on the way out. Glenn Israel said on LinkedIn ...

A Halo developer who's been with the iconic shooter series since 2008 (17 years ago!) has left Halo Studios with an odd message about the state of the industry. Glenn Israel first joined Bungie in ...

The Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Command of the Nigeria Police Force, on Wednesday said the enforcement of the vehicle tinted glass permit has been suspended. Spokesperson for the FCT Command, ...

Florida's new HALO Law allows officers to order individuals to stay 25 feet away from first responders. The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office made its first arrest under the law during a traffic stop ...

The Nigeria Police Force have suspended the enforcement of vehicle tinted glass permit following a court order halting the exercise, The Nation has learnt. Spokesperson for the Federal Capital ...

Florida's new HALO Law requires people to stay 25 feet away from first responders if asked. Violating the law is a second-degree misdemeanor, punishable by up to 60 days in jail or a $500 fine.