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Cannes makes it official: No nudity on the red carpet

Cannes makes it official: No nudity on the red carpet
CANNES, France (AP) — The Cannes Film Festival red carpet is perhaps the most rigidly controlled red carpet in the world. Now, the festival has added a new stipulation: no nudity.

Cannes makes it official: No nudity on the red carpet

Canadian researchers reach 'major milestone' in search for ALS treatment

Canadian researchers reach 'major milestone' in search for ALS treatment
Standing in an MRI control room packed with fellow ALS researchers, Dr. Lorne Zinman excitedly points to the brain scan on his phone.

Canadian researchers reach 'major milestone' in search for ALS treatment

The Met Gala is over, but dandyism isn't. Here's how to dress like a dandy in everyday life

The Met Gala is over, but dandyism isn't. Here's how to dress like a dandy in everyday life
NEW YORK (AP) — Michael Henry Adams had reached a fashion crossroads by the early 1970s: As bell bottoms and afros became the trend and the look of film figures like John Shaft and “Super Fly” became style prototypes, the teenager felt unrepresented.

The Met Gala is over, but dandyism isn't. Here's how to dress like a dandy in everyday life

Cancer before age 50 is increasing. A new study looks at which types

Cancer before age 50 is increasing. A new study looks at which types
Cancer before age 50 is rare, but increasing, in the United States and researchers want to know why.

Cancer before age 50 is increasing. A new study looks at which types

Never argue: 115-year-old British woman, now the world's oldest, gives her recipe to long life

Never argue: 115-year-old British woman, now the world's oldest, gives her recipe to long life
LONDON (AP) — For Ethel Caterham, the trick to a long life— and in her case, it really has been — is not to argue.

Never argue: 115-year-old British woman, now the world's oldest, gives her recipe to long life

Do you really need that extra ChapStick? Here are tips to reduce and tame workplace clutter

Do you really need that extra ChapStick? Here are tips to reduce and tame workplace clutter
NEW YORK (AP) — It starts with a Post-it note scrawled with a reminder. Then a chocolate bar you'll probably eat later. An extra charging cord or two find their way into the mix, along with a laptop, a folder full of projects, a lanyard from a recent conference and a permission slip sent home from school.

Do you really need that extra ChapStick? Here are tips to reduce and tame workplace clutter