As country singer Jelly Roll's weight loss journey continues, the star is setting new goals for himself. Jelly Roll revealed he’s lost more than 100 pounds thanks to a few lifestyle changes.

Robert joins South African actress and humanitarian Nomzamo Mbatha as one of the inaugural Earthshot Global Ambassadors. “I’m honoured to join Nomzamo as the first Earthshot Global Ambassador ...

The Prince of Wales walks the green carpet with Earthshot ambassadors Nomzamo Mbatha and Robert Irwin (Ian Vogler/Daily Mirror/PA) Affectionally known as Ally Pally, the north-London venue also staged ...

The Prince of Wales said he wants to be “positive” and not “preach” as he discussed the goals behind his Earthshot Prize – over a game of darts and a pint. William ordered his favourite ...

So, you hit the gym or work out from home and eat healthy, but still gain a couple of kilos overnight ... You’re getting stronger (taking stairs feel easier, weight training improves).

The Prince of Wales walks the green carpet with Earthshot ambassadors Nomzamo Mbatha and Robert Irwin (Ian Vogler/Daily Mirror/PA) Affectionally known as Ally Pally, the north-London venue also ...

Infants gain weight rapidly as they grow. By 1 month, a healthy infant's normal weight is typically between 9 lb 4 oz (4.2 kg) and 9 lb 14 oz (4.5 kg). By 6 months, this increases to 16 lb 1 oz (7 ...

“This can lead to nutrient deficiencies, fatigue, ‘yo-yo’ dieting mentality, and rebound weight gain,” Castro explains. Also, “inflexibility or extreme rules can increase ...

Some people may experience weight gain before and during menopause. This may be due to factors like hormone changes, lower activity levels, and the general aging process. Not everyone experiences ...

Whether you're trying to lose weight, gain weight, or stick to your current weight, it's important to know how many calories you need to eat each day. Daily calorie intake is different for each ...

They bear 80% of your body weight when you stand still and 150% or more when you walk across the room. In a 160-pound person, that’s 240 pounds of force! More weight puts more strain on joints ...