There’s finally something about her. Or, rather, Something About Her. After more than two years of being in the works, Ariana Madix and Katie Maloney‘s sandwich shop is officially open for business as of Wednesday. “Relief, surreal,” Katie rattles off, describing how it feels to no longer be in a holding pattern with the restaurant, the opening…
Say goodbye to Sunday scaries! Ashli Stockton, founder of Sunday Forever, a luxury lifestyle brand offering original fashion, beauty, and wellness products, sat down with ET to reveal her self-care essentials. Stockton, who launched the New York City-based company in 2016, wanted to create a one-stop shop for everyday wellness necessities. “The name Sunday Forever…
Like mother, like daughter! Kyle Richards and Alexia Umansky sat down with ET to share the beauty tips they give each other while celebrating their campaign with Peter Thomas Roth for the brand’s Water Drench Hyaluronic Cloud Cream. While the pair has varying skincare goals, both reality television stars rely on a consistent routine and the…
Health is wealth! Lily Aldridge doesn’t hold back when it comes to self-care, and to celebrate her partnership with Beyond Yoga and role as their POWERBEYOND campaign star, the model spilled her routine to ET. To stay driven, Aldridge makes it a point to look cozy and chic every time she hits the gym. “I…
9 a.m. Eat a breakfast sandwich, then browse the shops The line might be out the door, but the sourdough bagels are worth the wait at Cultured, a bakery in Sister Bay, one of the peninsula’s northernmost towns. Grab a bagel with local smoked whitefish, herb-and-garlic cream cheese, tomato, cucumber and pickled red onion ($14),…
9 a.m. Visit a giant troll in the woods Sundays often scream “day trip,” and Seattle is fortunate enough, within its city limits, to have an easily accessible peninsula that feels hours away even though it’s only a short drive (or water taxi trip) from downtown. West Seattle is blessed with a sandy shore at…
The mucus and hairs in your nose can trap larger particles, and the mucus and cilia in your upper airway can catch some as well, said Luke Montrose, an environmental toxicologist at Colorado State University. But some PM2.5 or smaller particles can bypass these defenses and penetrate the deepest parts of your lungs. Dr. Montrose…
