Blue singer Lee Ryan has admitted to a court that he cannot afford to pay a £1,500 fine because he doesn't "have the money"
'Sixteen years ago, we were all sort of wide-eyed, bushy-tailed, and sort of had our whole lives ahead of us'
The supermodel welcomed her first child last May
The star is recovering well after surgery
'Hi, it's me, Kylie—Kylie Jenner!'
We have to agree with them
For much of my young adult life, reading was really about reading about food. I loved the way the authors described anything alimentary. Harry Potter was really about butterbeer and pumpkin pasties, while The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe was really about Turkish delight. The fact is, writing about food is hard, but when it's done well, it's delicious.The same goes for food in movies. Food is hard to photograph. In most cases, it's hardly important or relevant to the movie. Food largely happ
The star shared photos of the couple together on a night out
Welcome to “What’s Good,” a column where we break down what’s soothing, distracting, or just plain good in the TV and film world. What’s Good? Jessica Chastain in The Eyes Of Tammy Faye which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and is expected to open in the U.K. later this year. Who It’s Good For: If you’re a fan of Jessica Chastain, you know that the woman has range. She can go from running an illegal gambling ring in Molly’s Game to being the strong-willed supportive wife in
For years, Jhay Cortez paid his bills by making music for other artists. He was one of the masterminds behind J Balvin’s record-breaking album Vibras in 2018, as well as hits like Natti Natasha and Ozuna’s “Criminal” and Zion & Lennox’s “Hola.” But in 2019, Cortez, whose real name is Jesús Nieves Cortez, grew tired of being behind the scenes. And much like Kanye West stepped out of the shadow of artists like Jay-Z, Cortez took his place in the pantheon of reggaetón giants taking the genre global
This week begins with a full moon in Pisces on Monday evening, but not before Mercury in Libra makes a trine to Jupiter in Aquarius. The combination of these two aspects offers a clarifying energy upon an otherwise muddy week. Clarity, in this case, has less to do with having all the facts straight and all the logistics ironed out, and more to do with recognising the fragile and unpredictable nature of the world upon which we map our timelines. Mercury in Libra creates space for multiple version
The model says Justin "makes me feel special every single day"
And one garden, Mark claims, 'has some of the best autumnal planting' at this year's show.
Keeping the drinks flowing just got easier.
When we start the tentative transition into autumn, more often than not the shops begin to look a little...grey. It’s a shade that many of us gravitate towards when the weather takes a turn for the worse, with cooler colour palettes reflecting chillier days. This season, however, there's pep in our sartorial step, thanks to Kitri and Jessie Bush aka We The People Style. For her third and final collaboration with the independent fashion brand, Bush is bringing her signature splash of colour to th
When it comes to COVID-19, we are not all equally at risk. Health factors associated with a higher chance of catching COVID-19 include older age, underlying conditions like diabetes, chronic respiratory disease or cardiovascular disease, and higher weight. One risk factor that is not as widely known is polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), a common endocrinological condition affecting one in 10 women of ‘childbearing’ age. In a study published in May 2021, researchers at the University of Birmingham
"It's the complete and utter opposite."
Where's our feather puffball dress?
5/5 Receiving its superb British premiere now at the Old Vic, Bess Wohl’s play is a consummately clever story about a real-life fascist summer camp on Long Island
