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The world first came to be aware of Disick when Keeping Up the Kardashians premiered in 2007. As the then-boyfriend of Kourtney Kardashian, Disick, who is four years younger than Kardashian, was on the show from the very beginning. He’s also appeared in several spinoffs, including Flip It Like Disick, a house flipping show focused specifically on him. Kardashian and Disick split up in 2015, but he’s stayed in the orbit of the family—both physically and in the media—because they co-parent their three children....

This announcement comes just a week after the company said they would be keeping 14 locations open, according to CNN. The company has been experiencing challenges for some time. Back in 2019, Lord & Taylor was sold to Le Tote in an effort to reinvigorate the brand, but that wasn’t enough to keep the company afloat. Additionally, in May of this year, Lord & Taylor let go of their entire executive team, according to The New York Times....

1 “World’s Slowest Pursuit” In Hillsboro, Oregon, police were seeking Jesse B. Shaw, who had three arrest warrants and was wanted for stealing a car. The authorities located Shawn on a property where he was operating the excavator. When they commanded Shaw to shut the machine down and surrender, he ignored them for several minutes while they followed the vehicle on foot for about half a mile. Sgt. Danny DiPietro told Fox TV it was the “world’s slowest pursuit....

RELATED: Susan Sarandon Says She’d Date a Woman or Man, But They Must Have This. On Sunday, supermodel and former Victoria’s Secret Angel Adriana Lima posted a side-by-side photo of her and Megan Fox looking awfully similar with their long dark hair and piercing light blue eyes. In her caption, Lima told the Jennifer’s Body star, “If you ever need a body double in one of your movies, hit me up....

RELATED: This Dementia Sign Can Show Up 16 Years Before Diagnosis, New Study Says. A recent large study from Erasmus MC University in the Netherlands published in the Journal Of Neurology Neurosurgery & Psychiatry assembled 14,712 participants and tracked them for up to 28 years between 1990 and 2016. At the beginning of the study and every few years thereafter, participants underwent a series of forensic interviews and physical tests that gauged everything from memory, speaking abilities, and reaction times to how well they could handle daily chores such as cleaning, managing personal finances, and cooking....

READ THIS NEXT: This Popular OTC Drug Can Easily Cause “Severe Damage,” Doctor Warns. The FDA warns Americans about the possibility of drug interactions. There are countless medications available to you, and an even more endless number of potential combinations. With that in mind, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warns that taking two or more prescription drugs or a prescription drug and an OTC drug together can be risky....

During an interview with Yahoo Finance on Jan. 25, Bancel made it clear that he was focused on fall. Although the vaccine rollout is still in its infancy, the CEO was looking ahead. The autumn season is when respiratory viruses spread more readily, so Bancel wants the U.S. to be prepared. “The thing we want to be ready for is the fall,” said Bancel. “We don’t have to go again through a dreadful winter like we’re going through now....

RELATED: Moderna Says These 3 Things Will Cause More Vaccinated People to Get COVID. On Oct. 25, Moderna shared that the first results from its vaccination study in children were finally in. Researchers for the manufacturer analyzed the response of two 50-microgram vaccine doses given 28 days apart among more than 4,700 participants six to 12 years old. According to the study, Moderna’s vaccine is both safe and effective in children of this age group....

RELATED: Stop Washing This Every Time You Shower, Doctors Say. If you like taking showers at extreme ends of the temperature spectrum, you may want to rethink the habit. Rachel Salas, MD, a sleep neurologist at the Johns Hopkins Center for Sleep and Wellness, told The Washington Post that taking a really hot or really cold shower before bed could lead to sleep problems. “If you take a shower close to bedtime and it’s a very hot or cold shower, that temperature can negatively affect your sleep,” Salas said....

RELATED: If You’re Over 50, Stop Wearing This Nail Polish Color. Whether you’re filing your nails as part of an at-home manicure or just to eliminate a rough edge, you should always attempt to clip them first to keep them strong. This is especially true if you’re aiming to shorten your nails, says Rianna Farbey, manicurist and director at the Omni Academy of Hair & Beauty. “Excessive filing can cause stress and trauma to the nail, and in some cases, breakage and splitting,” she says....

RELATED: Never Go in a Lake If You See This One Thing, Local Officials Warn. There’s nothing quite like scoring a great deal for the trip you’re planning. Unfortunately, when things seem too good to be true, they often are. The Better Business Bureau (BBB) released a warning on April 23, explaining that the agency’s scam tracker is “receiving reports of con artists creating fake airline ticket booking sites or customer service numbers....

RELATED: Never Say These 4 Words at a Wedding, Etiquette Expert Warns. According to August Abbott, PhD, a relationship counselor and etiquette expert on JustAnswer, who has spent 40 years teaching etiquette classes, the worst thing you can say to someone who is divorcing is, “I knew it wouldn’t last.” To express this sentiment is to fail to honor the commitment the person initially made to the marriage—and planned to keep before circumstances derailed it....

While the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) position on the matter has been cause for debate, the agency just released a comprehensive set of school guidelines designed to help administrators and local officials decide how best to reopen. And now, the CDC’s stance on the matter is clear. In a statement, CDC Director Robert Redfield, MD, said: “It is critically important for our public health to open schools this fall....

The Dutch lighting company tested its latest technology with Boston University researchers and found that the exposure of the virus to UV-C light—a specific range of ultraviolet light that is germicidal—helps eradicate the coronavirus. “Our test results show that above a specific dose of UV-C radiation, viruses were completely inactivated,” Anthony Griffiths, PhD, associate professor of Microbiology at Boston University School of Medicine, said in a statement. “In a matter of seconds we could no longer detect any virus....

Researchers from Ohio State University used 138 participants between the ages of 40 and 85 who are at high risk for accelerated aging for being “sedentary, overweight, [and] middle-aged.” Participants then took either 2.5 grams or 1.25 grams of omega-3s each day, as well as a group who was given a placebo representing a typical daily intake.ae0fcc31ae342fd3a1346ebb1f342fcb After four months, the team then administered a basic 20-minute math subtraction and speech test that has been shown to produce an inflammatory stress response....

Breaking those numbers down by state, NPR found that only six states can possibly contain COVID right now using contact tracers. The outlet previously reported that the number of contact tracers each state needs is dependent on a variety of factors, including population size, the number of positive cases, and the number of contacts per positive case. With that in mind, here are the only states that are properly equipped to contain COVID....

RELATED: 79 Percent of People Would Change This About Their Partner’s Body, Data Shows. In a recent study, the U.K.-based contact lens retailer Lenstore used photos of one male and one female subject to be used in each of their dating profiles. Researchers then used image editing software to change the color of their eyes to blue, brown, green, hazel, black, and purple to determine how eye color might affect how many potential dates they would match with using the same photos across three different dating apps....

RELATED: Unvaccinated People Will Be Fired From Here by Jan. 31. If you’re looking to travel abroad in the coming months, you’ll likely need to have your booster shot squared away. Several countries are getting ready to implement booster mandates that will affect U.S. tourists. On Dec. 21, the European Commission, which is the European Union’s (EU) executive branch, voted to adopt rules that establish a binding acceptance period of nine months (270 days) for vaccination certifications when traveling between EU countries....

RELATED: This Is the State That Drinks the Most Alcohol, According to Data. PepsiCo Inc. is partnering with the Boston Beer Company to make HARD MTN Dew, an alcoholic version of Mountain Dew. According to the beer company’s announcement, the new hard seltzer beverage will have an alcohol by volume (ABV) of 5 percent. “We know that adult drinkers’ tastes are evolving, and they are looking for new and exciting flavorful beverages....

1 What Did The Scientists Find? For years, a team of astronomers led by the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) have been observing globular cluster Palomar 2, a group of stars previously though to be located about 100,000 light years from Earth, in the constellation Auriga.ae0fcc31ae342fd3a1346ebb1f342fcb Using the 2.0-m telescope at the Indian Astronomical Observatory (IAO), the scientists say they’ve detected dozens of new variable stars—32, to be exact—which hadn’t been done before....