And just like that, we find ourselves here again. In another (!) national lockdown, that is. By this point, we know the drill: keep IRL social interaction to a minimum (but check up on your loved ones as much as poss.), stay safe and find things to do at home to refrain from going crazy.
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We may have devoured every single episode in our youth (and then again in lockdown) but one episode of Friends has been dubbed the most hated by fans. According to ratings on IMDb and feedback from fans, the most hated episode of the smash 90s show is officially The One With The Invitation. Out of
It hasn’t been a slow start to 2021 on the entertainment front. We’re already big into Bridgerton and so obsessed with The Queen’s Gambit that we could easily watch it all again. Yet already, Netflix has lined up a veritable feast of shows and films that are sure to get us through January without a
You drink out of a reusable coffee cup every morning, shun plastic straws and know that wear-once, chuck-away clothes aren’t worth the Friday night party. But have you ever thought about making eco-friendly choices when it comes to your savings? Enter green investing: making your money work for you, as well as the planet. Recent
There’s no better time than a national lockdown to test out the coolest new skincare/makeup/hair trends and snazzy innovations in beauty tech from the comfort of your own home. That said, there’s nothing more frustrating than spending upwards of £100 on a snazzy new hair treatment or at-home facial system, only to find out it
[b]Stuck for New Year’s resolution inspo this year? Our astrology writer Emma Howarth has devised a guide to the perfect new year goal based on your star sign – if you’re up for making a resolution this year. If your New Year’s resolution is to watch even more Netflix than the last lockdown, we support
Personal Chef to the Stars Ryan Rondeno, is a true master of his trade and is ready to shake up the restaurant industry by bringing elegant dishes, bold flavor, and simple technique to the home-front with the launch of his impactful App—FoodCulture. More than mere recipes, this App embodies a way of living, learning and
With the dawn of every new year comes a renewed desire to be the best version of oneself. Whether you’d like to eat more healthily, workout more or shop more sustainably, January is *the* time of the resolution – not that there’s any pressure to actually achieve it. And despite the current (terrifying) climate, this
New year, new celeb couple alert. Well, maybe. Ex-One-Directioner, part time actor and universal heartthrob Harry Styles may have just formed the first A-lister couple of 2021 when he was spotted holding hands with equally heartthrob-worthy Olivia Wilde. The pair were seen holding hands at a COVID-safe wedding for Harry’s manager Jeffrey Azoff, at which
We’re only five days into January, and already you’d be forgiven for wanting to pull the curtains on 2021 and hibernate until we’re back in business. But given that our hair is an extension of our mood, the re-emerging 70s curtain fringe couldn’t really be a better fit. Full, thick and swishy, it’s a haircut
Always a sartorially savvy investment, the puffer jacket – despite being reminiscent of a marshmallow and not *really* that flattering – reigns supreme as one of the most sought-after outwear pieces each and every winter. Sure, with each trip around the sun comes a bit of a reinvention (last year styles by Balenciaga, Acne and
Adrienne Herbert, better known as Adrienne LDN, is a wellness professional known for her high-energy lifestyle, her boundless motivation, her can-do attitude – and her hit podcast Power Hour. Her debut book of the same name Power Hour, is here to give you the energetic inspiration and practical guidance you need to achieve your goals
Skincare has become an overwhelming landscape – from thousands of brands to baffling ingredients jargon and confusing claims. Alice du Parcq cuts through the BS* *That’s beauty speak “Soliberine is the new superhero antioxidant to commute-proof your skin!” Sorry, soli-what-now? This is the opening line of the ninth email I’ve received this week pushing a
We all cry, and there’s really no shame in it. Crying helps relieve stress and sometimes just feels good. But recently, hours after one of my emotion-expressing sessions, I realised that my skin was freaking out. Pimples took over my cheek area, making me wonder (and Google) enough times this year to justifying writing an
Thanks to the joys of face mask-wearing, stress, pollution, and over-enthusiastic, stripping skincare habits, more and more people suffer from dehydrated skin: skin that has trouble holding on to all-important, cell-plumping water. Even combination and oily skins can be dehydrated: if yours has the infuriating tendency to look oily, but feel decidedly taut and uncomfortable
It’s been one year since the first reported cases, and there’s still a lot we don’t know about Covid-19. What we do know, however, is that the virus is closely related to other coronaviruses in bats and pangolin, and that the most likely origin of the global pandemic is animal-to-human infection. While health officials haven’t
Truth be told, we’ve been low-key obsessed with Dr. Paul Nassif ever since he popped up on our screens 10 years ago in the first season of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. So now that he’s back with Season 6 of Botched, the reality show where they make very bad cosmetic surgery good again, our
New year, new baby? Maybe not quite, but we’re guessing you’re here because you’re starting to think about it. Or maybe you’ve done your thinking and are in the ‘seeing what happens’ phase. And maybe nothing’s happened. Yet. If 2021 is the year you’re making a concerted effort to start a family – or simply
One of my favorite things about getting tattooed is that it never really feels the same way twice. Different parts of the body (and different people as a whole) have differing levels of pain tolerance, and the healing process can go so many different ways depending on where a tattoo is located, too. Hand tattoos
If there’s one thing 2020 has been good for, it’s TV shows. There was the LOLS (Schitt’s Creek season 6), the creepy (The Haunting of Bly Manor), the groundbreaking (I May Destroy You), the gripping (The Undoing), the regal (The Crown season four), the sexy (Normal People) and the absolutely downright batsh*t (Tiger King, obv).