There's an overabundance of fashion choices for stylish shoppers from brands like NYDJ, Barefoot Dreams, Vionic and more.

There's an overabundance of fashion choices for stylish shoppers from brands like NYDJ, Barefoot Dreams, Vionic and more.

As the holiday season approaches, QVC offers a wealth of inspiration for both fashion and home decor trends. Discover the latest holiday fashion trends available on QVC, featuring cozy yet stylish ...

New Brunswick’s new Liberal cabinet will be composed of 19 ministers, including premier-designate Susan Holt, who led her party to a convincing majority victory over the Progressive ...

Director Zeberiah Newman tells EW he searched for Powter for a year, while producer Curtis calls their film an "indictment" of society's treatment of older people. Entertainment Weekly's Oscars ...

Thirty years after South Carolina killer mom Susan Smith drowned her two children, she is preparing for a second chance at freedom with her upcoming parole hearing, but the father of her slain ...

Susan B. Anthony, a pivotal suffragist living in Rochester, gathered a group of women in front of her home on Madison Street just over 150 years ago, and led them to a nearby polling site for the ...

This article is part of Ad Watch, a series examining claims made in political ads leading up to the Nov. 5 election. In the column, which The Morning Call revives during major election years ...

Susan Powter lost her multimillion-dollar fitness empire when her finances were mismanaged. The ’90s fitness guru said she turned to delivering food for GrubHub and Uber Eats to make ends meet.

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Susan Smith, a Union, S.C. mom, falsely claimed that a black man carjacked her two children after holding a gun to her side. She was released, and her boys were taken. In reality, more than a week ...

seminar taping recorded in 1993. “Her name is Susan Powter.” Today, that line feels ironic, because the world almost forgot Powter, the ’90s fitness legend who sold millions of motivational ...