Want to try one of the easiest bag charm trends? Simply loop a silk scarf around the handle of your favorite top handle bag for an effortlessly elevated look. This mulberry silk option from Amazon has ...

Taylor Swift and Selena Gomez had a girls night out in New York City, and I couldn't help but notice stylish Taylor's ...

A new TikTok trend has people using bowls to organize their purse belongings. Right now, Amazon shoppers can pick up purse ...

So when affordable luxury brand Aupen began popping up all over my social feeds, I initially dismissed it as targeted ...

To practice pursed lip breathing, sit down in a chair and relax your neck and shoulder muscles. Breathe in slowly through your nose, making sure to keep your mouth closed. Some people find it helpful ...

Whether carnivorous dinosaurs had lips has long been the stuff of paleo-debate. A new study finds evidence that flesh covered the predators’ teeth. Tyrannosaurus rex and other carnivorous ...

🟪 Things you can do with your lips: Curl, Pucker, Purse, Smack I started off strong today by solving the purple category. There are only so many possible uses of the word Pucker I can think of ...

The lip action category in today's NYT Connections has players puckering in confusion! While most recognize SMACK and PUCKER, CURL often gets miscategorized with physical rebounds. Our guide clearly ...

Today's connections puzzle is one of the trickiest yet, using many words with similar meanings, making them hard to fit together without some clues.

Every day brings fans a whole new New York Times Games Connections puzzle to ponder over, and today's is not going to be easy for anyone.

The theme for today’s purple category is THINGS YOU CAN DO WITH YOUR LIPS and the words are: CURL, PUCKER, PURSE, SMACK. PURSE and WALLET could go together, but I actually think it’s more ...

without making more than four mistakes. Today’s Connections has categories about currency, lip service and more.