Imanhas served another iconic fashion moment for the ages. “It’s not heavy at all,” Iman tells PEOPLE of the tiered halo, which was painted in metallic gold for a gorgeous sunburst effect. Her headpiece was complemented with a matching hoop skirt cage, also adorned with the gold-painted feathers. The hollow skirt was layered over a strapless metallic gold jumpsuit, which she accessorized with matching chandelier earrings, bracelets and rings. For more on the 2021 Met Gala and other top stories, listen below toour daily podcast PEOPLE Every Day....

Emmie Sperandeo.Photo:Emmie Sperandeo/Instagram Emmie Sperandeo/Instagram A social media influencer known for her popular Western lifestyle content is recovering after sustaining serious injuries in a horse-related accident. Emmie, who hasover 1 million followers on TikTok, was moving cattle at a local ranch on May 15 when her horse “spun and fell on top of her,” her sister wrote in a message on aGoFundMecampaign set up to cover medical costs. “That caused her head to hit the floor” and it fractured in two different places, Marino told the outlet....

Photo: Julio Salazar Temperatures may have reached -50 degrees in the Midwest, but that didn’t stop influencers and style bloggers from doing whatever they could to get the ‘gram — including posing outside in swimsuits and barely there outfits — during therecord-breaking polar vortex. In between all photos of frozen rivers and water freezing in the air that flooded Instagram this week, influencers disrupted that usual winter wonderland coverage with pics posing in itty-bitty outfits in dangerously low temperatures....

Photo: Modsy/Catherine PowellKatie Stevenswill be the first to admit she isn’t a natural-born interior designer — but that doesn’t mean her house isn’t picture perfect.The star of Freeform’sThe Bold Type, 27,recently redecoratedthe Nashville homeshe shares with her husband, Boys Like Girls guitarist Paul DiGiovanni, 32, with an assist from the design serviceModsy, who helped the couple combine their personal styles into one gorgeous space.“I think we both agreed that we love minimalism and we don’t like anything that’s super-duper busy,” Stevens tells PEOPLE of she and DiGiovanni’s aesthetic....

Photo: Patrick Rideaux / PicturePerfectWhenAdelewraps up her world tour in November,Los Angeles is going to gaina huge superstar.According to multiple sources close to the singer, the British singer, 28, is planting roots in L.A. and plans to spend more time in California.“She prefers a quiet life away from the spotlight, but she was ready for some sunshine and has made close friends in L.A.,” says a friend.Earlier this year, the star purchased a $9....

Not even a little rain could stop the romance last month at the wedding of NFL player William Holden and Casey Musicant. The coupletied the knotatGraystone Quarry near Nashville, Tennessee,on March 9 — and PEOPLE has an exclusive look inside their nuptials. Holden — who is a 25-year-old offensive tackle for the Arizona Cardinals — first met his bride back in 2012, when he was tasked as a member of theVanderbilt Universityfootball team with helping Musicant move into her freshman dorm....

WhenCarrie Underwoodbelts out her moving hit song “Cry Pretty,” the emotion is all too real. The resilient country superstar, 36, sits atop PEOPLE’s list of 100 Reasons to Love America in this week’s issue, and is the first to admit she’s been on a personal rollercoaster over the past two years — one that’s only made her stronger. “I put a lot of stress on myself — I feel like a lot of moms do, a lot of women do,” she says....

Photo: Art StreiberMeredith Grey may feel right at home inside the operating room, butEllen Pompeomuch prefers the interiors of her Los Feliz, California abode.“I’m a straight-up homebody. It’s hard to get me out of the house once the sun goes down,” Pompeo, 46, tellsGood Housekeepingin their September issue.Although she teamed up with friend and interior decorating guru Martyn Lawrence Bullard to help pull the house together, theGrey’s Anatomystar still had a hand in the overall design decisions....

Matt Lombardi and Nastia Liukin.Photo: Joe Scarnici/Getty Nastia Liukin is in a “good place” months after she andMatt Lombardiended their three-year engagement— but it hasn’t been an easy road for the Olympic gymnast. Nowadays, Liukin is enjoying time with her friends and family both in Dallas and Russia, and she says it was her close loved ones who helped her through the “extremely tough” breakup. “When it all first happened it was scary because when I met Matt, I thought that he was gonna be the person I was gonna spend the rest of my life with,” Liukin, 29, tells PEOPLE....

“People would be surprised to know that we repurposed a lot of items in our home already for the nursery,” the couple, whomarried in 2014and welcomed theirdaughter Poppy, 3, in 2015, tells PEOPLE. Ashley Burns Photography Instead of kids’ furniture, the husbands and costars on TLC’sNate and Jeremiah By Designused pieces that fit with their sophisticated neutral palette and can grow with their son, whom theywelcomed via surrogate in March....

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Heather Morris and Lea Michele during the ‘Blame It on the Alcohol’ episode of ‘Glee’.Photo:FOX Image Collection via Getty FOX Image Collection via Getty On Sunday’s episode of theAnd That’s What You REALLY Missedpodcast, hostsKevin McHaleandJenna Ushkowitzrecounted how the season 2 episode titled “Blame It on the Alcohol” came to be based on real events. “We went out, and I won’t name names. There was one person who was the ringleader....

The first to disappear was 13-year-old Carol Spinks, who never made it home from a short walk to the store near her family’s Washington, D.C., apartment.The year was 1971, during a moment of large-scale anti-Vietnam War protests in the nation’s capital. Yet the discovery of Spinks’ body — lying face down off an embankment along I-295 — swiftly drew the attention of homicide detectives who would encounter similar murders of five more young black girls dumped along roadsides in the Washington area over the next 17 months....