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October 14, 2020 - 15:36 BST Megan Bull Queer Eye's Tan France has launched the new 'Clothes love all' campaign alongside Klarna, and he's revealed eight fashion principles to live by. Since appearing on Queer Eye and Next In Fashion , Tan France has fast become a style icon, and now the TV presenter is fronting an exciting new campaign in partnership with Klarna . Championing inclusivity and diversity within the fashion industry, Tan's 'Clothes love all' campaign challenges consumers to reconsider their views on fashion, from the eyes of the clothes themselves. RELATED: 17 best children's books to help teach kids about diversity READ: 15 Sustainable fashion brands that need a place in your wardrobe Tan France wants to create a more inclusive and diverse view of fashion Combatting prejudice and discrimination, Klarna has worked with the celebrity stylist to develop eight principles which champion … [Read more...] about Queer Eye’s Tan France reveals eight fashion principles to live by

March 05, 2013 - 16:59 GMT hellomagazine.com Kate Middleton baby: Duchess may have revealed the sex of her unborn baby during a visit to Grimsby Scroll down for video Kate Middleton have let slip that she is having a baby girl? When a well-wisher in Grimsby gave Kate a gift of a teddy bear on Tuesday, the pregnant Duchess replied, "Thank you, I'll take that for my d... " Kate , quickly correcting herself. When pressed further, the blushing royal said, "We're not telling." VIEW GALLERY CLICK ON PHOTO FOR GALLERY The Duchess' unguarded moment means betting house Ladbrokes have drastically reduced the odds on the baby being a girl. Spokeswoman Jessica Bridge said: "Kate's dropped the biggest hint yet, and the odds have followed suit. Pregnant Kate received countless presents her on her public engagement in Grimsby, including flowers and both blue and pink gift bags. Kate' s openness has now sparked … [Read more...] about Kate Middleton baby: Duchess may have let slip the sex of her unborn baby

Photo: Berliner Studio/BEImages/Shutterstock For an institution notorious for being resistant to structural change until quite recently , the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has made a number of adjustments to its shimmering façade over the years — adding categories, taking them away, tweaking the balloting process, and even altering eligibility requirements in lieu of enacting more consequential changes to the racial and gender makeup of its governing body. When, in 2018 for example, they were concerned about plummeting viewership and complaints over the homogeneity of its Best Picture nominees, members of the Academy took a step back, placed their hands on their hips, and said, “What if we just make a new category and call it Best Popular Film?” They were laughed out of this decision not long after, and have since tried to attack the problem at its root by adding underrepresented professionals to its membership. Still, sometimes the Academy’s tinkering with Oscar … [Read more...] about There’s No Reason the Oscars Shouldn’t Revert to Two Best Original Score Categories