Patriots Notebook: Devin McCourty's style must be own

Safety can’t follow Rodney Harrison's lead

Players handle their leadership roles in different ways. Some, like former Patriots safety Rodney Harrison, are loud, in your face, and constantly bringing it on the field.

That was his style when he helped lead the Patriots to two of their three championships.

Republican Scott touts non-partisan political style

COLCHESTER – Phil Scott navigated the crowd in the "garage" showroom that is home to Sen. Dick Mazza's Corvette collection on a recent August evening.

The Republican lieutenant governor glad-handed Republicans, Democrats, lobbyists and business leaders — a gathering in support of Scott's re-election campaign that his Democratic senator friend had assembled.

A honking horn signaled that the crowd should listen-up for a few minutes. WVMT radio personality Charlie Papillo launched a short, joke-filled rally.

Why Kate Middleton is not a 'style icon'

As the Duchess of Cambridge is awarded the serious sartorial accolade of a place in the Vanity Fair Hall of Fame, its International Best Dressed List’s highest honour, I ask myself: why? Is it right that Kate be ‘'lauded the most polished, eclectic and stylish of dressers'’? Is it appropriate that she be rubbing shoulder pads with the likes of Anna Piaggi, Karl Lagerfeld and Catherine Deneuve? Do cap-sleeved shift dresses, nude hose and cork wedges a fashion icon make? Not in my style bible.

Roger Federer loses point in style

Fan catches ball cleanly off forehand from Swiss legend

Even when Roger Federer loses a point, he does it in style.

During his 6-3, 6-4 victory over Spaniard Feliciano Lopez Saturday at the Rogers Cup in Toronto, Federer sent a shot between his legs to keep a point alive in the second set.

Ukip MEP tells candidates to copy Hitler’s style

A Ukip MEP who advised prospective party candidates to emulate Hitler’s speaking style has become embroiled in a row with a national newspaper.

Bill Etheridge is said to have described the Nazi dictator as a “magnetic and forceful” performer who “achieved a great deal”.