To celebrate the 80th anniversary of Old Spice, Terry Crews wants you to get in touch with your masculinity. Not the rough, macho kind, but the modern kind.
“Be honest, be true. You can be emotional,” the actor and former football player told Cheddar Tuesday. “The image of the guy -- the Marlboro man walking off his horse alone -- is pretty sad.”
As part of his modern masculinity campaign, Crews performed 80 “manly” tasks on Facebook Live, from lifting weights to folding fitted sheets.
“I’m not ashamed to say I don’t know something,” said Crews. “With this new masculinity thing, you can admit you don’t know.”
Hundreds of volunteers took part in a two-day search for the mythical Loch Ness monster in Scotland.
From hanging ice pops to root beer floats, Andrea Correale of Elegant Affairs shows off some delightful snack ideas for your Labor Day Party.
Danny Seo, editor-in-chief of Naturally Danny Seo, magazine suggests some products you can consider if you want to make more Earth-friendly purchases.
Tennis fans head to the U.S. Open for the competition, but these days they gladly stay for the food.
During the ongoing strike, actors are making money on the Cameo app, which lets fans pay for a short, personalized clip from their favorite celebrities.
Chef Joshua Resnick offers knife skills tips that will help you cook better food that looks professional.
Barker — also a longtime animal rights activist — died Saturday morning at his home in Los Angeles, publicist Roger Neal said.
Fortnite launched a trailer for its brand-new season.
Ariana Grande uploaded a live performance of her song 'Honeymoon Avenue.'
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