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John Mayer is reportedly dating influencer Kat Stickler after the two were spotted hanging out together twice in two days. A source told Us Weekly on Monday that the romance is “still very new” and ...

In this helpful and engaging video, "Hey dad, how do I shine my shoes? 👞", we take you step-by-step through the process of achieving perfectly polished shoes. Whether you're prepping for a job ...

Nam San Hill, Seoul, South Korea, June 1957: Lt. Kwong Eung Pal instructs one of the pupils at his “Shoeshine Boys’ School” during sewing class. The pupils — mostly boys, but the school does also have ...

You can buy a cute pair of shoes for under $20, but let’s be honest — you shouldn’t. You spend most of your day on your feet, whether you’re walking, standing, or moving from one place to the next.

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Sneakers have morphed from the barefoot minimalism of a decade ago to towering platforms engineered today to give runners both speed and comfort. But shoe companies aren’t done yet.