She carried a roomy crossbody purse that looked like a messenger bag Alyssa Grabinski is a celebrity shopping writer for PEOPLE. She’s an expert at finding affordable lookalikes for celebrity ...

Single-use plastic bags may soon disappear from daily life in the Netherlands, according to a new survey conducted by Markteffect for Supporter van Schoon, an initiative by packaging company Verpact.

She complimented the laidback ensemble with a Ralph Lauren Larchmont Crossbody Bag. The designer accessory featured luxe brown leather and subtle gold hardware for a sophisticated touch.

So, is this change making a measurable difference in tackling plastic pollution? Reports suggest that while there’s been a noticeable reduction in plastic waste entering the environment, the ...

The researchers are urging people to swap from seed oils and instead focus on oils with omega-3 fatty acids such as olive and avocado oil. America's main cancer and heart disease bodies say ...

Crossbody sling bags blend style and function, ideal for travel and daily use. Explore the 10 best options with features, designs, and practicality. Crossbody sling bags are not just fashion ...

NEW BERN, N.C. (WTVD) -- In North Carolina, some college students are taking action to help homeless individuals and improve the environment. They are turning plastic bags into durable sleeping mats.

Festus Keyamo, Nigeria's Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, has clarified that the Department of State Services (DSS) is not responsible for searching passengers' bags at airports. The ...

two people who had been camping in the area ahead of a concert said a woman who matched the suspect description had threatened them with a knife and demanded a sleeping bag. After a short search ...

In a rare exercise of a little-used executive power, Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy has granted clemency to five people convicted of long-ago drug- and alcohol-related crimes. In a written statement ...

Getty Women were found to use them more and believed they understood them better, while anxious or private people were often less comfortable with using them. Researcher Dr Simon Dubé said ...