Moss

British supermodel Kate Moss, whose looks embodied "Cool Britannia" in the 1990s, turns 50 tomorrow, and still fascinates the country.

In September last year, the catwalk star told The Times newspaper that she was "in denial" about hitting her half century.

"I'm not turning 50," she said in an interview. "No, I'm not thinking about it. I do not feel 50."

The U.S. television channel FX has produced a TV series for the first time in Türkiye, starring Golden Globe-winning U.S. actress Elisabeth Moss as veteran Turkish actor Haluk Bilginer will also be seen in the series.

British supermodel Kate Moss on Sept. 1 launched a website selling her own beauty and lifestyle products called Cosmoss, becoming the latest star to venture into branded e-commerce.

Moss follows celebrities such as U.S. actress Gwyneth Paltrow who has forged a second career marketing wellness products on her Goop website.

Researchers in Antarctica have discovered rapidly growing banks of mosses on the ice continent’s northern peninsula, providing striking evidence of climate change in the coldest and most remote parts of the planet.

Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell were two of the most sought after supermodels of the nineties. The two former top models were part of group of models that essentially coined the term ‘top model’ and boosted the glitz and glam in the fashion industry, making it trendy again. They both lived through the crazy 90s lifestyle that came with being part of that ‘beauty clique’.