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A former correctional officer at the Fresno County Jail, Tina Gonzalez, 27, has been sentenced to seven months for a sexual relationship she had with an inmate.

With the anticipation for the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games heating up, so is the hype for Olympic-related gear and apparel. Through its official Team USA Shop, Nike is offering a number of pieces for the event, including their brand new medal stand kit and 25th-anniversary women’s basketball jersey celebrating Team USA’s undefeated winning streak since winning gold in 1996, all of which were recently unveiled ahead of the upcoming games. Nike’s Team USA Medal Stand Kit provides a collection of matching windbreaker jackets and pants, and footwear made from recycled materials. Each piece features Olympic accents, highlighted in American colors...

— Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed’s editors. Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission.I usually don’t wear pajamas or loungewear while I’m hanging out at home. My afterwork routine consists of stumbling around in boxers and a baggy T-shirt—not unlike Winnie-The-Pooh—to grant myself a sense of freedom after a long day of wearing “normal” clothes. (Typically that's a collared shirt to look presentable on Zoom calls and chino shorts fit for venturing outside in the Florida heat to get my mail midday.) At bedtime, I’m into the idea of wearing less clothing, if any at...

— Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed’s editors. Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission.I usually don’t wear pajamas or loungewear while I’m hanging out at home. My afterwork routine consists of stumbling around in boxers and a baggy T-shirt—not unlike Winnie-The-Pooh—to grant myself a sense of freedom after a long day of wearing “normal” clothes. (Typically that's a collared shirt to look presentable on Zoom calls and chino shorts fit for venturing outside in the Florida heat to get my mail midday.) At bedtime, I’m into the idea of wearing less clothing, if any at...

When Saya Ruiz was 16 years old, he bought his first packer, a padding or a phallic object worn in the front of the pants to give the appearance of a penis. It was a piece of leather with two elastic bands at the front that he remembers as “sweaty, gross, and horrible.” But the design — one that allowed him to go to the bathroom without having to remove the packer  — always stuck with him.  “I decided to make them myself not really thinking that I was going to make a business,” he says.  More than a decade...