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The question that hovers over Kate Spade’s bright life:
Writers who cover fashion and culture were delighted in 2016, when — just 10 years after selling her namesake brand to Liz Claiborne Inc. in 2006, and then leaving the industry — the designer Kate Spade popped back onto the fashion scene with Frances Valentine, a new accessories line with a slightly more sophisticated veneer. We had missed her.
Melania Trump will step in front of press cameras Wednesday:
First lady Melania Trump on Wednesday will make her first public appearance in front of press cameras, 26 days since she last did so on May 10, her communications director Stephanie Grisham confirmed to CNN.
Nick Foles Only Confirmed Eagles Player Planning to Attend White House:
It appears the contingent of Philadelphia Eagles players who planned to visit the White House was even smaller than expected.
According to Mike Garafolo and Ian Rapoport of NFL Network, Super Bowl MVP Nick Foles might have been the only player in attendance for Tuesday’s slated celebration. One more player may have joined him.
President Donald Trump canceled the event Monday with a statement noting the Eagles were unable to come with their full team, via Rapoport.
The White House claimed it originally believed 81 Eagles personnel were going to visit the White House, per Jason Clark of NBC Philadelphia
Bill Gates has some words of advice in the form of a gift for 2018 college graduates.
On Tuesday, the billionaire Microsoft (MSFT) cofounder and philanthropist said he’ll pick up the tab for all US college graduates to download a copy of Hans Rosling’s book, “Factfulness: Ten Reasons We’re Wrong About the World–and Why Things Are Better Than You Think.
The book, released in April and currently listed at $14.99 as an e-download on various sites, offers advice on how to think about the world and how personal instincts can impact our interpretation of information.
Rosling, who died at age 68 last year, wrote “Factfulness” alongside his son Ola and daughter-in-law Anna. The Swedish statistician and academic was well-known for his Ted talks.
Ariana Grande says she struggles with PTSD:
Singer Ariana Grande revealed in an interview with British Vogue magazine that she suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder following a suicide bombing that killed 22 people at her 2017 concert in Manchester, UK
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