Matthew Perry documentary director addresses why Friends cast didn’t participate Mary Robertson, who directed Netflix’s ‘The One About Matthew Perry’, says the cast were approached The Independent UK · 21h ago
John Swinney tells SNP conference of drive to deliver independence for his son The Scottish First Minister and SNP leader closed his party’s annual conference in Aberdeen. Evening Standard · Oct 17
Emotional John Swinney says he'll deliver Scottish independence for teenage son The SNP leader has closed his party’s annual conference in Aberdeen on a personal note The Independent UK · Oct 17
Paul Bettany shares 'enormous guilt' after brother died aged 8 in fall from school roof The actor, 55, recalled teaching his brother how to climb the building he eventually fell from Evening Standard · Oct 14
‘Dysfunctional’ Green Party leaves voters cold in Holborn and St Pancras after ‘Zionism is racism’ controversy Zack Polanski has suffered a crushing defeat after failing to become the next MP of Holborn and St Pancras. The Independent went to the constituency to find out why voters decided to go with Labour The Independent UK · Oct 9
His Fiancée Has $75K in Credit Card Debt and They Have a Baby — Should He Help Pay It Off? My husband and I were recently talking with a friend who has started dating again after a divorce. He shared some of the struggles of dating in midlife, and my husband tried to reassure him by pointing out everything he has going for him. Blogging Away Debt · Sep 21
‘The moment I saw the towers falling, I knew my life and the world had changed forever’ Britons Michael and Christine Egan both died on the 103rd floor of the south tower on September 11, 2001. Now, 25 years on, Jonathan Egan has been working hard across the pond to make his Yorkshireman father proud, writes Bryony Gooch The Independent UK · Sep 11
Anton Du Beke ‘jumped at chance’ to star in Ballet Shoes for upcoming UK tour The ballroom dancer will appear in the stage adaptation of Noel Streatfeild’s classic 1936 children’s novel. Evening Standard · Sep 10
‘It detonated right outside our house’: the explosion that started an incredible podcast series Josh Baker is the journalist behind the BBC’s smash hit I’m Not a Monster. He’s back with his most extraordinary investigation yet – to solve the mystery of Austin Tice, who disappeared in Syria 14 years ago The Guardian - UK · Sep 9
Friday briefing: What does the acquittal in the Caruana Galizia case mean for the safety of journalists? In today’s newsletter: Nearly nine years after Daphne Caruana Galizia was killed, the not‑guilty verdict for Yorgen Fenech has come to symbolise the struggle against the increased attempts to silence reporters The Guardian - UK · Sep 4
When to Get Serious About Saving for Retirement Maybe you just got your first job and think saving for retirement is something you’ll get around to when you’re older. Maybe you’re in your late 40s and think you’ve already missed your window so why bother now? Or maybe you’re putting some money toward retirement, but you haven’t looked… Budget and the Bees · Sep 1
Love Cheats review – one romance scam is so hideous that a woman takes it to parliament From a man with triple lives to fake family deaths, the lies told by seemingly devoted partners in this series are shocking. But this is more than true crime entertainment – it is an enraged warning for other victims The Guardian - UK · Aug 30
Just as the world appears to be losing its appetite for books, William T. Vollmann pens a 3,000-page novel With forecasters of doom debating the end of reading, of publishing and of literacy in general, what should we make of William T. Vollmann’s forthcoming novel, “A Table for Fortune”? The Conversation · Aug 24
They escaped south-east Asia’s scam compounds. Then they realised they were still trapped The cyber-fraud industry has flourished in Thailand, Cambodia and Myanmar, with thousands of people trafficked into the industry. But even those who have managed to find a way out often cannot return home The Guardian - UK · Aug 20
The Guardian - UK · Aug 19 Love You to Death review – is this all they asked the woman who faked her son’s illnesses? Lisa Hayden-Johnson was convicted of child cruelty, but she still insists that she didn’t do anything wrong – and barely gets a grilling about it. Her children, who speak for the first time in this documentary, deserve much more
Woman & Home · Aug 19 Love You To Death: Lisa Hayden-Johnson was labelled ‘Britain’s most evil mum’, but what happened to her son and where is she now? A Channel 4 documentary looks at the shocking story of how a mother made her son look like 'the most ill child in Britain'
Homes & Gardens · Aug 7 Matthew and Camila McConaughey’s Rope Porch Swing Is the Definitive Status Symbol – It Resets Laid-Back Luxury A study in tactile elegance, this hanging bench pairs raw cordage and crisp tailoring to refine the classic American porch
BANG Premier · Aug 7 Rob Lowe reveals how son has made him 'afraid to post anything' online Rob Lowe loves scrolling through TikTok.
The Guardian - UK · Aug 6 Possession review – a nightmarish plantation drama with a divisive paranormal twist Gugu Mbatha-Raw is a lawyer sent to Jamaica to get to the bottom of a mystery about an inheritance. What unfolds is an evocative story packed with horrors, past injustices – and a supernatural element that you will rate or hate
Livingetc · Jul 26 5 Small Garden Before and After Makeovers That Will Help You See the Potential in Your Own Tiny Space These tiny garden transformations prove you don't need a lot of space to make a big impact
The Guardian - UK · Jul 25 TV tonight: hit British comedy Ghosts gets a fun new twist The Australian version of the sitcom is every bit as entertaining! Plus, get ready to belt out Bonnie Tyler’s best hits. Here’s what to watch this evening
Evening Standard · Jul 24 Dying man, 20, waited more than three hours for London ambulance that should have arrived in 18 minutes London Ambulance Service was ‘overwhelmed’ by calls the day Connor Matthews fell ill, an inquest heard
The Guardian - UK · Jul 24 The Devil Wears Prada 2 to Eleanor the Great: the seven best films to watch on TV this week Miranda and Andy reunite to save Runway magazine in the jolly couture-drenched sequel, plus Scarlett Johansson’s moving comedy about a twinkly eyed 94-year-old liar
The Economic Times · Jul 21 Netflix's 'I Will Find You' becomes world's No. 1 show with record-breaking views, but will there be a season 2? Netflix's thriller I Will Find You has become a major global hit, captivating millions of viewers worldwide. Based on Harlan Coben's bestselling novel, the limited series has quickly climbed Netflix's global charts. Despite its success, Coben has suggested that a second season is unlikely, saying he prefers to tell new…
The Conversation · Jul 15 ‘Heartstopper’ is helping LGBTQ+ fans find hope and community across time and space Despite the success of shows like “Heated Rivalry” and “Euphoria,” seeing queer people on screen is still rare. Only 9.3% of characters on American TV screens were identified as LGBTQ+ in the 2024-25 season. Around 41% of those characters are not scheduled to return for subsequent seasons, sounding alarms among…