A drug smuggler in Brazil has been killed by his own haul of illicit narcotics, but not in the way that you might be imagining.
Props to Maura for raising awareness of street harassment
Flic and her guest discuss GBBO fails, the best baking equipment and mug-cake showstoppers.
If you want an affordable beauty advent calendar this year, now's the time to buy it.
Hair-skipping and hand-walking feature in new Guinness World Records
Leigh-Anne and Perrie gave birth last month
The comedian, who has died aged 61, railed against the phrase ‘battling cancer’. Kevin E G Perry pays tribute to a man brave enough to be frank and funny even when facing the end
The exact vibe we want for those pumpkin picking photos
Um, excuse me? Excuse me, could I get some attention here? Outrageous. I have made a simple request that is firmly within my rights – that you read this article – and you’re treating me like I am some… nobody. I am more than happy to escalate this, you know. Can I at least speak to a human being?
From The Undoing to Normal People — screenwriters certainly stepped up to the plate when it came to adapting bestselling novels to the small screen — but what about what else is coming up in 2021 and 2022? The Conversations with Friends adaption is well on its way, with production officially in progress for the BBC series, plus Normal People’s Daisy Edgar-Jones recently confirmed that filming had officially wrapped on Where The Crawdads Sing. Elsewhere, four of our favourite bestselling books are to be adapted to the small screen: firstly Dolly's Alderton's huge hit Everything I Know About Love is being adapted by the BBC, as well as Naoise Dolan's Exciting Times (starring Bridgerton's Phoebe Dynevor as protagonist Ava).
It's received over 1.3million likes
Elle Seline is the first contestant to run for Miss Great Britain without wearing any make-up.
Goodbye, horrible commute, hello pandemic puppies!
Lindsey Buckingham’s latest solo venture is a statement of intent, while former Latin pop king Enrique Iglesias sounds ready to give up his throne
People initially called the series "dystopian" and compared it to Black Mirror
Wallet at the ready...
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