Natalie Bickel is an energetic writer who moves people to action with her words. She has bylines in the Los Angeles Times, Glamour, Darling Magazine, and more, and she's the author of the books ...

Greensburg council will vote Monday on a project to update some of the oldest traffic signals in the city. Mayor Robb Bell said a recommendation from city officials called for council to approve a ...

The Downtown Greensburg Project will bring back its Vintage ... to 3 p.m. inside the Hempfield Athletic Complex, located at 220 Forbes Trail Road in Hempfield. Tickets can be purchased for $5 ...

Natalie Portman’s children are her top priority as she navigates life after her divorce. The “V For Vendetta” actress, who finalized her divorce from dancer Benjamin Millepied in March 2024 ...

Natalie Joy, wife of "The Bachelor" star Nick Viall, is opening up after having suffered a second miscarriage. In a heartbreaking Instagram story on Sunday, Joy shared that after having a ...

"I think there’s a public understanding of me that’s different from who I am." Tessa Petak is a Brooklyn-based writer who helps to cultivate InStyle's illustrious news coverage across a wide ...

Her work has been featured in national publications including Reader's Digest, CNBC and Forbes. She has a background in business education and a mas... Send a note to Natalie Campisi, Kelly Anne ...

Natalie Portman admitted she hid different parts of her personality to protect herself after being sexualized as a young actress. The “Black Swan” star, 43, bonded with Jenna Ortega over their ...

Natalie Portman told Jenna Ortega during a discussion for Interview magazine that she endured a “long Lolita phase” as a child actor, referring to how the industry sexualized her at a young age.

Natalie Portman gave rare insight into life with her two kids, whom she shares with her ex-husband, Benjamin Millepied. “My kids are always a source of excitement, because you just see them ...

Every industry has its inflection points—moments where scrutiny intensifies, public perception shifts and the path forward is unclear. For leaders, these moments aren’t just about survival.