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The Edmonton Oilers will not be able to start the 2024-25 season as expected, and things could continue to go downhill. In the season opener against the Columbus Blue Jackets, the Oilers announced that superstar forward Connor McDavid will not return to the contest.McDavid played just one shift for the Oilers and was logged 37 seconds of ice time before being taken off the ice with a lower-body injury.Connor McDavid (lower body) will not return. #Euler tonight.— Edmonton Oilers (@EdmontonOilers) October 28, 2024Early in the game, McDavid stumbled while trying to bring a loose puck into the attacking zone. He…
A new study from the University of Utah Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute shows Utah added more than 6,000 short-term rentals from 2021 to 2023, especially in tourist areas.More than 60% of all short-term rentals are concentrated in three counties: Summit, Salt Lake, and Washington.Summit County ranks first in the state with about 23% of all homes listed as short-term rentals, according to the report.Park City has the highest number of short-term rentals of any city in the state, accounting for 41% of all housing units. Leases of less than 30 days are considered short-term rentals. This market is dominated…
Humanitarian Situation Overview in Syria (HSOS) Al-Hasakeh City Summer 2024 | Urban Household Assessment – Syrian Arab Republic
attachment introduction The HSOS1 Urban Household Assessment is a quarterly review of the humanitarian situation inside cities in Northeast Syria (NES). The assessment will collect multi-disciplinary information from host communities and internally displaced households in Al-Hasakeh City. This situation overview presents findings on access to services, living conditions, economic conditions, and priority needs across accessible areas of the city. As the majority of humanitarian responses in the NES target urban areas, particularly outside camps and host communities,2 this assessment provides a comprehensive and regular review of the humanitarian situation in cities affected by increasingly complex disasters. Addressing the need for…
After two years away from the CFDA Fashion Awards, Kylie Jenner is back and ready for some big moments on the red carpet. The star wore a black feathered dress by Jean Paul Gaultier to the event in New York City. Her hair was up-styled.Jamie McCarthy // Getty ImagesDimitrios Cambris // Getty ImagesThis year’s ceremony will honor industry giants, including designer Michael Kors and this year’s fashion icon, Erykah Badu. In the November issue of ELLE, Jenner talked about how she came to be a frequent attendee of Paris Fashion Week shows. “I woke up one day and thought, ‘I…
Element Beauty Group has partnered with Oco, part of Canadian company Carbon Upcycling Technologies, to develop beauty packaging materials from captured CO2 and post-consumer recycled materials (PCR). The packaging, which was recently launched at Sephora in collaboration with California makeup brand Caliray, is stronger, more durable, more recyclable, and reduces greenhouse gas emissions by capturing the carbon contained within the packaging. Contributed. Carbon waste + plastic waste So is this waste integration the future of super-green cosmetics packaging? Premium Beauty News spoke to Nick Gardner, co-founder of Element Beauty Group, to find out more about captured carbon and waste. Combining…
Indigenous creator Ruth Ann Thorne brings ancient wisdom to the modern skincare market with her brand N8iV Beauty. Ruth Ann Thorne didn’t want to break into the already saturated beauty industry. The Luiseño/Payomcawichum entrepreneur and creative has spent decades developing her art business in California’s Paloma Valley, home since time immemorial. But as she points out, necessity is the mother of invention, and maternal instinct inspired her to launch N8iV Beauty. N8iV Beauty was one of the first luxury skin care brands developed by Native American women, and the first to include organic acorn oil sourced from the tribe. land.…
Alix Earle celebrated Halloween in Los Angeles over the weekend and is currently cheering on the top of the fashion industry in New York City. The influencer just arrived on the red carpet at the CFDA Fashion Awards. For her first year at the awards ceremony, she wore a bodycon dress by Hervé Leger with a horizontal slit. She accessorized with Maison Ernest shoes and Maison H jewelry.jamie mccarthyEarle spoke to ELLE last August about her decision about how much of her life to make public. “I mean, I share a lot,” she said. “Obviously, conversations with friends, relationships, conversations…
Simone Biles embraces the sheer maxi dress trend at red carpet premiere of new documentary series
Last Friday, Part 2 of Simone Biles Rising arrived on Netflix. Following the phenomenal success of the first two episodes (released in mid-July), the release of the rest of season 1 was highly anticipated. Now, followers and fans can watch episodes 3 and 4 of the documentary series, which includes footage of world-class gymnasts in the lead-up to the Paris Olympics.To celebrate the release, Simone Biles herself traveled to Los Angeles to attend the premiere at the Egyptian Theater Hollywood. Currently in the middle of the Gold Over America Tour, a world tour of gymnastics, the impressive athlete couldn’t afford…
JPMorgan Chase & Co. is suing multiple people and companies for fraud after allegedly taking advantage of the Chase ATM “glitch” trend that went viral on TikTok. The company filed at least four complaints Monday, alleging that bank customers deposited tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars in fake checks into Chase accounts before the checks bounced. He claims to have withdrawn a large sum of money. The participants collectively owe banks $660,000, according to the complaint filed in federal courts in Los Angeles, Houston and Miami. Although the lawsuit does not mention the TikTok ATM’s “glitch” tendencies,…
It has been proven time and time again that what goes away always comes back. It doesn’t matter if we’re talking about clothes that have been sitting in the attic since the 1990s or a haircut that looks like it was left unattended in the 1970s. Trends tend to be reinvented with a more modern perspective and stunning effects, and we’d be lying if we said we weren’t thrilled to see decades-old beauty techniques and products come back in style. Forget about “outdated” beauty tips. As we head into 2025, let’s celebrate what’s currently the latest in “IT.” Here are…