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Every single morning when I’m running out of my apartment, there are three things I quadruple-check my bag for: my keys, my wallet, and a claw clip. There’s a reason you can spot these handy hair ...

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Deep editing controls and effects. Impressive voice-transcribing autocaptioning works really well. Uploads to apps like Instagram, YouTube and Facebook. Included soundtracks are fun. It's free. Only ...

The Apple Clips app specializes in making video clips, ones specifically designed to be shared on social media. You are probably already familiar with Stories on Facebook and Instagram, but Apple ...

Great Clips®, the world's largest salon brand, is honoring and celebrating veterans and active military service members with free haircuts as part of its annual "Thank a Veteran" program. On Veterans ...

Hair clips are back in a big way. As with many trends, celebrities are in part to thank — Alexa Chung wears pearl-studded barrettes, Ariana Grande has shown a seemingly unwavering commitment to the ...

What happened: Well, it’s the end of an era for one of Apple‘s fun little apps. Remember Clips, the simple video editor for iPhone? After eight years, Apple has officially decided to say goodbye. Why ...

Apple announced App Clips for the new iOS 14 at its annual Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday. App Clips let users preview “small parts” of apps quickly without downloading them. The new ...

A few months ago, I met my favorite dog. I was standing in my friend's living room when Tassie, a little black and white chonzer puppy, came sniffing by my feet. She looked up at me, got up on her ...

A ’90s hair accessory makes a triumphant return on the heads of models, influencers and, well, everybody else. Credit...Elizabeth Renstrom for The New York Times Supported by By Madison Malone Kircher ...