The contrasting worlds of beauty and sport are now more aligned than ever with huge brands investing in big collaborations. Here, a writer discusses why.

The beauty industry is officially betting on sports. Some may try to chalk this up to the Taylor Swift effect, but that doesn’t give women—and their varied, multifaceted interests—enough credit.

The beauty industry is officially betting on sports. Some may try to chalk this up to the Taylor Swift effect, but that doesn’t give women—and their varied, multifaceted interests—enough credit.

LSU basketball star Flau'jae Johnson opens up to PS about beauty in sports — and why it’s on an “uphill trend.” ...

It is beauty that allows sports to stay relevant in the long and the short form, to the old and the new.

AOL.com is looking at the difference in expectations for male and female athletes and why that might be unfair.

The 19th Asian Games not only demonstrated the beauty of sports, but also displayed the charms of culture and technology, which more than 4 billion people in Asia and beyond watched on TV.

Hey, you, the plodding runner with headphones on, lost in your contented world amidst a crowd during a community leisure run or competitive race. Have a nice day, but unplug your ears. Listen for ...

Once a model/actor who wore a $30 million bikini for the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, beauty entrepreneur Molly Sims reflects on her 20s.