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The average child model working year-round could potentially make $20,000, according to Joey Hunter, the former co-president of Ford Models who founded the kids division there. … The kind of career-building effort that brings throngs of children and their parents...

The camera itself is fun to handle and shoot with and the cost is acceptable. However, the shooting and film issues and final results make it so that the photos I have will have no value beyond personal sentiment. If...

The Identity Model is a set of classes that define the security structure of an application. It may consist of identity objects such as users, groups and roles; relationships such as group and role memberships; and partitions such as realms...

Here’s the rub: Glitter is made of plastic, a substance the body can’t break down, Simon said. Swallowing it could cause a stomach ache, constipation or something more serious if there happens to be bacteria on the glitter, he said....

In a video, posted on The Players Tribune Instagram page, Jeter, 45, is seen waiting for the exciting call with his wife, Hannah, 29, and their children, Bella, 2, and Story, who was born in Jan. 2019. The athlete is...

Three months later, in January 1994, they eloped to Las Vegas. On July 19, 1994, a 4-months-pregnant Taylor married Martinez in a more traditional wedding ceremony in McCammon, Idaho. In December 1994, the couple had twin sons, Jake and Hunter....

While a gap between the front teeth is not a typical standard of beauty in the United States, it is in other countries, such as Ghana and Nigeria. In these cultures, a gap between the front teeth is often considered...

In 1980, Buell and her then-3-year-old daughter, Liv, moved to Portland. Also, Did Bebe Buell date Rod Stewart? That’s the life Bebe Buell lived during the ’70s, as girlfriend and “muse” — don’t call her a groupie — to some...

“The Cover of ‘Rolling Stone'” is a song written by Shel Silverstein and first recorded by American rock group Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show. Produced by Ron Haffkine and released in 1972, it was the band’s third single and...