Does Wearing a Hat Cause Hair Loss?

Take off that hat. It will make you bald. It’s the sort of thing an opinionated grandparent might tell a grandchild wearing a hat indoors, but there are some who believe there’s wisdom in the admonishment. “I’ve had people ask me about this, and I can understand why they think it’s true,” says Dr. Hayley Goldbach, a dermatologist at UCLA Health. Some people start wearing a hat to hide hair loss, she says, which may lead observers to conclude it was the hat-wearing that triggered the baldness. [Read More]

Donald Trump's Win With Wealthy Connecticut Voters

Fairfield, Connecticut, doesn’t look like the Donald Trump country you’re used to seeing. The stately homes in Greenfield Hill, with its two-acre zoning requirement, and the charming waterfront in Southport, with sailboats docked in the calm waters of Long Island Sound don’t gibe with the raucous rallies thrown by the Republican frontrunner. But these wealthy Connecticut suburbs are as much hotbeds of Trump support as some coal-mining counties in Kentucky. [Read More]

Dr. Pimple Popper Just Sliced Off A 'Horn' From Her Patient's Nose In New Instagram Video

First up is a little whitehead hiding behind her patient's ear. He had no idea what it was because he couldn't see it. Dr. Pimple Popper has a good, clear view and she slices right into the bump. Then, the doc uses her comedone extractor tool to squeeze all the gunk out. Dr. Pimple Popper also wants all her fans to share what they're proud of, too. [Read More]

Eddie Hall Responds to Hafthor Bjrnsson's Challenge to a Boxing Match

During a post-lift interview, Bjrnsson called out Hall , adding fuel to the fire of their long-standing rivalry. "Eddie, I know I just knocked out your record," Bjrnsson said. "Now I'm ready to knock you out in the ring. Time to put your fists where your big mouth is and sign the Core Sports contract." Now, Hall has respondedand the grudge match between the two strength titans is set. [Read More]

FASHION: The Profit Curve | TIME

As readers leafed through the advertisements in Esquire last week, they found one that was somewhat different. Instead of the usual collection of he-men modeling pipes, brogues and rakish hats, there was a sylphlike female clad only in a scanty girdle. The ad was an attempt by Chicago’s H. W. Gossard Co., one of the biggest U.S. foundation garment makers, to make men “girdle conscious.” It hoped that its recumbent model—who, of course, was so well-formed that she had not the slightest need for a girdle—would make men take another look at their wives and hustle them around to the store for a tighter or, at least, better fit. [Read More]

Go back to farm - Gov Mbah urges Enugu residents

The state’s Commissioner for Agriculture and Agro Industrialisation, Chief Patrick Ubru, made the appeal while practically flagging off the “Back-to-Farm” project of Amurri Ancient Kingdom in Nkanu West Local Government Area. Ubru said that the “Back-to-Farm” project initiative was in line with the Gov. Peter Mbah-led administration's focus on using agriculture for community agroindustrialization, food security, and employment for many youths and women in communities in the state. “As a government, we want what is happening today in the Amurri Ancient Kingdom to be replicated in every community in the state by traditional rulers and their cabinets taking the lead and driving the project. [Read More]

Gunpowder: True Story Behind Kit Harington HBO Miniseries

In 1605, a group of British Catholics, including Guy Fawkes and Robert Catesby, devised a plan to blow up the Houses of Parliament. They hoped to wipe out the anti-Catholic political establishment and with it King James I, a protestant who introduced strict laws that persecuted Catholics, including the banning of priests. However —spoiler alert — the plot failed when a group of guards decided to check the cellars and found the conspirators hiding there, moments before they were to set the plan in motion. [Read More]

Home Economist: Clean Queen | TIME

Before I read Cheryl Mendelson’s Home Comforts, I kept a lot of secrets. I didn’t tell anyone that every day I take an old toothbrush to the crud that collects around the faucets, that I rarely talk on the phone without a bottle of Windex and paper towel in hand as I walk around wiping off fingerprints. Housework is the third rail of feminism. Do too much of it, and you are out of the sisterhood. [Read More]

How to cook the Igbo-Ora recipe, Ilasa soup

Recipe category: Food Recipe cuisine: Local Cooking method: Boiling ADVERTISEMENT Recipe Yield: 10+ Nutrition Indigenes of Igbo-Ora claim that the meal eaten with yam or cassava fufu will guarantee a woman's delivery of twins. Ingredients Egusi (ground) Akaun (Potash) ADVERTISEMENT Iru (Locust beans) Smoked fish Okra leaves (tenderly plucked) Salt and seasoning cube "Water from the south west" [Read More]

Jade Osiberu's 'Gangs of Lagos' sets new record on Prime Video

The data is based on their performance outside of their country of origin over the last 12 months. Jade Osiberu's Gangs of Lagos stands out as the only Nigerian title among the top 10 international hit movies and series. Here are the top 10 non-English language titles: My Fault (Culpa Mía, Movie, Spain, June 2023) Medellin (Medellín, Movie, France, June 2023) Sayen (Movie, Chile, March 2023) A Private Affair (Un Asunto Privado, TV Series, Spain, September 2022) The Gryphon (Der Greif, TV Series, Germany, May 2023) Overdose (Movie, France, November, 2022) The Head of Joaquín Murrieta (La Cabeza de Joaquín Murrieta, TV Series, Mexico, February 2023) Fakes (Farzi, TV Series, India, February 2023) Gangs of Lagos (Movie, Nigeria, April 2023) Argentina 1985 (Movie, Argentina, October 2022) ADVERTISEMENT [Read More]