Richard Martel will return to the Southampton Town Board after the former Republican councilman defeated Democrat John Leonard in a special election on Tuesday. Martel succeeds Democrat Tommy ...

Her second verse stresses her commitment to him. She sings: “Tell me somethin’ beautiful, yeah, about this world / When I’m in your palm, I’m like a pearl / Tell me somethin’ I can hold ...

Something Beautiful,' out May 30, is the singer's follow-up to 2023's 'Endless Summer Vacation,' which included the hit "Flowers" and earned Cyrus her first Grammys more than a decade into her ...

Consider the curtain raised on Something Beautiful, the 13-track pop opera Cyrus will release on May 30. According to YouTube, the official video for “Something Beautiful” will follow ...

Watch as a stunning butterfly-shaped candle comes to life! Experience the magic of wax molding and carving in this satisfying creation. #GSYCandles #WaxArt #CandleMaking Judge warns of ...

MELBOURNE, Fla. - Arlene E. Fitzgerald Cox, 92, passed away in Melbourne, Fla., on March 12, 2025. She was the daughter of ... Arlene E. Fitzgerald Cox, 92, passed ...

Stephen Fry, Arlene Phillips, Brian Cox, and Stanley Tucci are among celebs today calling on ministers to rethink massive welfare cuts. They warn the controversial decision to slash £5billion ...

By Stephen Daw Pride Editor Miley Cyrus promised to deliver Something Beautiful with her new visual album. Now, fans get to judge for themselves with the first taste of what’s to come.

We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Miley Cyrus is entering her Something Beautiful era. This morning, the singer released “Prelude,” her first track off of the ...

For married women and mothers who dream of joining pageants, Arlene Cris Damot believes nothing should hold them back. “Of course, if they want to join, they can join,” said the former Mrs ...

Yet there is a redeeming factor that compensates for the annoyances: Indian airports are some of the most beautiful in the world. They reveal what India is capable of—and where it falls short.