Taylor Swift, Martha Stewart, and More Celebs Keep Wearing Patterned Coats — Shop Lookalikes from $6

Photo:Perry Knotts/Getty; MediaPunch/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images (2); Martha Stewart/InstagramFaux furs,thick trenches, andsupersoft teddies— celebrities have been turning up the heat in the winter cold thanks to their outerwear.While we’re still stuck onSydney Sweeney’s New York City snowball fightin her fur-adorned Burberry coat, Taylor Swift and Katie Holmes are among the celebs who’ve recently stepped out in warm coats with one commonality: bold patterns. BetweenSwift’s sleek Chanel layering pieceat a Midwest-cold Kansas City Chiefs game andMartha Stewart’s sophisticated tartan puffer-slash-farm coat, celebs proved that layering up doesn’t have to cramp their style.

Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour Dancers and Band Members Wish the Superstar a Happy 35th Birthday: See Their Sweet Messages

Taylor Swift.Photo:Gareth Cattermole/TAS24/Getty Gareth Cattermole/TAS24/Getty Taylor Swiftis receiving all the birthday love from her Eras Tour squad. On Friday, Dec. 13, several people from Swift’s Eras Tour team, including backup dancers and band members, wished her a happy birthday on social media. Her beloved backup dancerKam Saundersshared a video his “Bejeweled” solo on tour, which he considers one of his many “favorite moments of ours.” “I’m posting this because your rushing to hug me afterwards will NEVER get old.

Taylour Paige-Angulo Says Her Pain from This Common Condition Was So Bad It 'Would Make Me See Stars'

Taylour Paige-Angulo shows the scars from her 2023 endometriosis surgery.Photo:Taylour Paige-Angulo/Instagram Taylour Paige-Angulo/Instagram Taylour Paige-Anguloshared photos of her scars from herendometriosissurgery, saying that pain from her condition, which wasn’t diagnosed for 20 years, “would make me see stars.”In honor of endometriosis awareness month, theBeverly Hills Cop: Axel Factress, 34, shared an emotionalInstagrampost on March 4, in which she described endometriosis as a “lifelong journey of healing.”“A really violent illness that went undiagnosed for 20 years but caused me so much agony and turmoil.

Teabags Release 'Huge Amounts' of Nanoplastics

Stock image of a tea bag.Photo:Getty Getty Scientists have discovered that commercially available teabags release millions — and billions — of nanoplastics andmicroplastics, which are then absorbed into intestinal cells. The brands of tea used in the study were not named, but were described as “commercially available.” When simulating tea preparation, scientists found that the polymers used in the teabags release millions and billions of various microscopic pieces of plastic. Specifically, polypropylene releases 1.

Teacher Had Each Student Draw Her a Heart. On Valentine's Day, She Gave Them the Best Surprise (Exclusive)

Sydney Natysin turns her students' art into a shirt.Photo:Courtesy Sydney Natysin Courtesy Sydney Natysin Recently, teacher Sydney Natysin asked each of her elementary school students to draw her a heart, giving them each a blank piece of paper and a black marker. “I didn’t tell them what it was for,” Natysin, 24, of northern Virginia, tells PEOPLE exclusively. “Instead I said it was a surprise.” Later, Natysin created a picture of all the hearts and uploaded it via app to her Cricut, which printed an iron-on-vinyl she was able to transfer onto a sweatshirt.