Happy birthday, Rihanna! Today marks the pop star's 26th birthday, and unfortunately we don't have any cake (cake, cake, cake, cake) to celebrate, but we do have a good amount of candy—eye candy, that is. The Barbados beauty may have opted to cover up (well, for the most part) for her special day this year, by partying in the snowy mountains of Aspen with friends, but RiRi is no stranger to flaunting her killer curves in barely-there outfits.

Jimmy Kimmel is hosting the Oscars for the third time on March 12 and he will be doing it in a slimmer body.  The TV star shared he has lost weight through exercise and diet this year. 'I did have a very unfortunate moment where I tried to fit into the tuxedo I wore in 2018 and I didn't quite make it,' Kimmel, 55, told People. 'I looked a little bit like a homemade sausage, so I have been trying to lose some weight before the Oscars.

Jodie Comer is the most talented actress of her generation and she has the receipts – or rather the accolades - to prove it. An Emmy award and a BAFTA award (she’s been nominated three times) are perhaps her most notable pieces of hardware, but her greatest achievement of all is that in a world where artifice rules, Jodie is a real queen of authenticity. That’s right, Jodie is even better in real life.

USWNT star Megan received the Presidential Medal of Honor last month, flying to the White House to meet President Joe Biden. As a veteran player, Rapinoe has led the US Women’s National Soccer Team to victory in many competitions.  In 2019, they defended the World Cup title, and Rapinoe even bagged the Golden Ball and Golden Boot. She has been an irreplaceable part of the team’s success, and her father, Jim Rapinoe, couldn’t be more proud of her.

The minute I learned that ice sailing was an actual sport, I wanted to give it a try. I watched YouTube videos of wooden boats with big white sails zooming across the ice on steel runners. It seemed like such a rush: Imagine racing over a frozen lake on a wind-powered sled, hitting speeds that top 40 miles an hour. So I was delighted when Andy Sajor, of Plattsburgh, N.Y., offered to let me hitch a ride over an icy Lake Champlain.