New Year's Eve is the world's most popular party night. Just thinking about NYE celebrations conjures up a whirlwind sensory overload, with images of frothy, overflowing champagne, crackling fireworks and happy (albeit messy) times with those we love. However, sometimes, partying so hard means starting the next day feeling less than fresh. Not only can we be left tired and depleted, but our big night out also takes a toll on our skin, hair and bodies.
HOUSTON (AP) — A former Miss Venezuela is set for a federal court trial later this month in Houston after she was accused of causing a disturbance on an airline flight.
Carmen Lechin faces a single-count indictment of interfering with a flight crew attendant. The indictment alleges she intimidated a crew member on a June 6 flight from Houston to Bogota, Colombia. The indictment further alleges that Lechin caused a disturbance through "abusive language," "assaultive behavior" and by refusing to comply with instructions.
Her trial is set for Jan. 27.
If you were asked to name one thing you really love about your body, what would your initial reaction be? And would it be far easier to compliment your friends' sparkling eyes, glowing complexion, curvaceous hips and toned legs than openly praise your own looks?
Surfs up for Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield.
The adorably fit couple was photographed as legendary surfer Rory Russell taught them to shred the gnar on Friday (Jan. 3) on Oahu.
Garfield, 30, and Stone, 25, looked like they were having a blast as they attempted to stay steady on their longboards, and they didn't appear too waterlogged, even wipeout after inevitable wipeout.
There's no phrase quite like tech-savvy for indicating that someone is describing a person younger than herself, about whom she can't think of anything else nice to say. Thus did the New York Post describe Demi Moore's new boyfriend, christening him with one of his first-ever tabloid adjectives.
