Questions are raised after it was revealed that Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin was in the intensive care unit following surgery for prostate cancer. Plus, why drink tumblers made by a 110-year-old camping gear company are suddenly everywhere, and whether parents should be worried about tweens' fixation with skin care. |
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Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin was diagnosed with prostate cancer last month and developed a urinary tract infection from a procedure he underwent to treat it, officials at Walter Reed National Military Center said. Austin, 70, remained in the hospital yesterday after being admitted on Jan. 1, and his stay has included a trip to the intensive care unit. The Defense Department took three days to inform the White House about Austin's hospitalization, prompting criticism from lawmakers. Austin's cancer was detected early and his prognosis is "excellent," officials said. Here's the latest. |
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People are camping out overnight, waiting in long lines and even jumping over store counters — all over a cup? The recent chaos at Target over Stanley's collaboration with Starbucks on a "Winter Pink" tumbler has highlighted a Beanie Babies-level craze over cups made by a 110-year-old company. What's behind the obsession? Terence Reilly, the man who helped Crocs go from cringey to cool, came up with the idea of doing colorful collaborations between Stanley's Quencher cups and other brands. Social media influencers also began singing the praises of the durable tumbler. Continue reading. |
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Why are tweens suddenly clamoring for all types of skin care products? Kim Kardashian's daughter North West (above) is the face of a trend that TODAY Parents reporter Rachel Paula Abrahamson looked into after her own 8-year-old daughter asked for some pricey moisturizer as a Hanukkah present. Tween girls want serums, face masks, moisturizers and more, but is it safe to use them at such a young age? One dermatologist says to steer clear of products that exfoliate or contain acids and retinols, and stick to basic cleanser, lip balm and SPF. See more expert advice here. |
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At 44, Kate Hudson is healthier and stronger than ever, which she credits to two key changes to her diet and exercise regimen. The actor and mom of three told TODAY that incorporating strength training into Pilates and other fitness routines was a game-changer. She also uses a food-tracker to make sure that she's eating enough protein. "(Women) should really be eating more protein, especially in the morning," she said. See her tips here. |
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A little pick-me-up before you go. |
If you're going to land the big toy, you gotta have a plan. Auggie Gallagher's father, Thomas, told him he could pick out a toy at the store only if it fit in his hand. But the 3-year-old had designs on a Fisher-Price DJ table, and that meant he needed to figure out how to handle its large box. In a video his dad shared on Instagram, Auggie propped the box on a shelf, opened a flap, and then picked it up with one hand. He followed the slick maneuver by looking at his dad like, "We good?" Auggie's father could only laugh. "He's a clever little guy and always thinking about how he can get the things he wants," Thomas told us. See the cute moment here. |
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