Former “What Not To Wear” co-stars Stacy London and Clinton Kelly are looking back on the toxicity that went down on set of their TLC show — and how their now-squashed feud boiled over.

If your social media feeds were wall-to-wall with London Marathon content over the past week, the following news may not surprise you. The 2025 London Marathon set a new world record for number of ...

With 229 of 229 polls reporting, Kurt Holman, of the Conservative Party, is projected to win in London—Fanshawe. As of 4:20 p.m., Holman has 23,765 of 58,473 votes (40.64%). Najam Naqvi ...

With 243 of 243 polls reporting, incumbent Lianne Rood, of the Conservative Party, is projected to be re-elected in Middlesex—London. As of 4:20 p.m., Rood has 36,106 of 69,920 votes (51.64%).

A huge fire has broken out at an electrical substation in west London. Around 100 firefighters, drawn from crews based at Paddington, Euston and surrounding fire stations, were tackling the blaze ...

More than a decade after TLC’s “What Not to Wear” hung up its final structured jacket and statement necklace in 2013, style gurus Stacy London and Clinton Kelly are hosting a new makeover ...

Nike came under fire on Monday for a billboard that was shown at the end of the London Marathon. The sign read "Never Again. Until Next Year." It featured black lettering on top of a read background.

While most ridings in the London area stayed the same, there were two significant changes: Lindsay Mathyssen lost her seat in London-Fanshawe to Conservative candidate Kurt Homan, and Andrew ...

The Conservatives let an once-expected victory in Monday night’s federal election slip away – but amid the nationwide loss, they gained ground among London voters. In a stunning upset ...

The Conservatives tightened their grip Monday on the 10-riding London region, snatching an urban riding in London to increase the party’s seat count to eight. Kurt Holman, who knocked off the ...

As far as Stacy London and Clinton Kelly are concerned, feuds are so out, and friendship is in. The former hosts of TLC’s surprise makeover show that ran for 12 seasons and dictated “What Not ...

Having acquired the popular trading card brand Topps in 2022, Fanatics Collectibles is now doubling down on its presence in Europe with the opening of its debut London flagship store. Located on ...