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Cardigans are a closet staple, but they also happen to be trending items in fashion right now. What's the update? Well, with an influx of '90s and early-aughts fashion over the past several seasons (tube tops being one of our favorites right now), the 2020 take is all about wearing cardigans as tops, whether it's thin and cropped à la a baby tee or a classic silhouette in a bright color or fun pattern.

There are also chunkier cardigans out there that are great for styling as tops, too. The fresh way to wear yours? With a few buttons secured at the top and several left open for a chic reveal of skin. Or as a midlayer between a lightweight top and a jacket for transitional and cool weather. The best thing about cardigans? They're perfect for lounging around the house in or for when you want an outfit that looks just-dressed enough but not overdone (we know you're in need of some great work-from-home outfits right now).

While we're almost certain you have ..

With a multi-million-dollar empire, that consists of beauty, skincare, fashion, and reality tv, to her name, keeping up with Kim Kardashian West is no easy task. And, just when we taught, we were all clued in, the 39-year-old adds another impressive project to her list.

Her latest mission? Taking over the world of household products. According to reports, the mom-of-four has trademarked the name “KKW Home” through her company, Kimsaprincess Inc.

As per the records obtained by ET, the trademark extends to towels, shower curtains, home textile furnishings, and bath products. Aromatherapy diffusers, body sponges, bathroom candles, and storage containers were also a few of the items on the list.

Thanks to years of watching the show, Keeping Up with the Kardashians, we assume that each product will feature an essence of elegance, opulence, and minimalism. We guess we'll just have to wait until more details and hopefully images are released to know more – we'll, of course, kee..

Cancel your plans for tomorrow night, because we have a virtual concert, featuring some of the biggest names in music to attend. Confused? We'll explain. At 10pm GST tomorrow, Tuesday, Sept. 8, regional singing sensations Ali Gatie, Balqees, Maya Diab, Ragheb Alama, Mishaal and more are performing a special set to give back to those affected by the blasts that took place in Beirut, Lebanon on Aug. 4.

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The virtual concert will also see international stars such as Bebe Rexha, French Montana, Massari, The Chainsmokers, and Craig David perform, is free to stream on the Anghami app and on Lebanon TV.

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How the Event Will Give Back to Those In Need
While the event is free to stream, guests will be able to donate a sum of their choosing through the Anghami App. Those watching the concert on Lebanon TV will be able to donate online. All proceeds from The Sound of Beirut music festival will be donated to the Global Aid for Lebanon campaign, a collab..

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Scientifically speaking, the novel coronavirus is still so new to us, so we're constantly receiving new information and best practices for controlling the spread of it. New research on the skin-care ingredient hypochlorous acid has people wondering if products containing it, specifically face mists, can help kill COVID-19 germs. In fact, a recent discussion popped up in the Real Reviews With POPSUGAR Beauty Facebook group surrounding the topic, so we reached out to board-certified New York City-based dermatologist Joshua Zeichner, MD, FAAD, to clear up any confusion.

For anyone unfamiliar, hypochlorous acid (HOCI) is an antibacterial agent. According to a study published by the Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at Louisiana State University, “HOCl is an endogenous substance in all mammals and is effective against a broad range of microorganisms,” meaning it's naturally produced by the body's immune system.

In skin care, hypochlorous acid has a variety of b..

After stepping down as senior members of the British royal family in March, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are taking on a new venture with Netflix. According to The New York Times, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have signed a multi-year deal with the streamer, where they will produce a variety of projects including documentaries, docuseries, feature films, scripted shows, and children's programming, exclusively for Netflix. Though Meghan and Harry might appear on-camera in a documentary or two, the publication noted that Meghan will not be returning to her acting roots as part of the new deal.

“Our focus will be on creating content that informs but also gives hope,” the couple said in a statement. “As new parents, making inspirational family programming is also important to us,” adding that Netflix's “unprecedented reach will help us share impactful content that unlocks action.”

Variety recently reported that the couple was taking meetings with various networks, includin..

Maya Hawke stepped out for the 77th Venice Film Festival on Sept. 5 and, wow, she stunned. The 22-year-old actress and singer showed up to the affair modeling a gorgeous Versace mermaid gown with a matching blush pink face mask and a short bob haircut, which her mom, Uma Thurman, snipped herself. The Stranger Things star's appearance followed her Sept. 4 red carpet arrival where she sported another gorgeous look, wearing a black turtleneck tank top with a floral pleated skirt.

Maya — who recently released her debut album, Blush — attended the event for the premiere of the Gia Coppola-directed drama, Mainstream. The film is described as cautionary tale in which “three people struggle to preserve their identities as theyRead More – Source

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A possible new side effect of COVID-19 is being looked into, and it's appearing to affect young athletes. Myocarditis, or inflammation of the heart muscle, has been detected in approximately a third of Big Ten athletes who've tested positive for COVID-19, according to Wayne Sebastianelli, MD, director of athletic medicine at Penn State.

“When we looked at our COVID-positive athletes, whether they were symptomatic or not, 30 to roughly 35 percent of their heart muscles (are) inflamed,” Dr. Sebastianelli said during a virtual board of school directors meeting on Aug. 31. The inflammation was revealed during cardiac MRI scans, and Dr. Sebastianelli said this information was part of the the Pac-12 and Big Ten's decisions to call off fall sports.

It's not the first time young athletes have been linked to myocarditis — which can be fatal if left untreated — after testing positive. Boston Red Sox pitcher Eduardo Rodriguez, 27, tested positive for the coronavirus in July ..