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You be the judge: should my flatmate stop taking things off the street to furnish our home?

Set designer Amala can’t resist a ‘please take’ sign. Ruby thinks it’s all junk and worries about dirt. You decide whose argument belongs in a skip

The Guardian - UK

'She is on her own': Scottish family's anger after mum blocked from fleeing Lebanon

THE Scottish family of two teenagers evacuated from Lebanon have shared their anger with the UK Government after their non-British mother was…

The National (Scotland)

You be the judge: my daughter never wears her glasses – should I pay for her contact lenses?

Bridget thinks Rebecca should stick to her glasses – or pay for lenses herself. Rebecca says lenses aren’t a luxury. You decide who needs to see sense

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Nobody Wants This creator Erin Foster addresses criticism of show amid controversy

The series has been criticised for making Jewish women ‘villains’ of storyline

Evening Standard

The Cast of 'Nobody Wants This:' Who Plays Who in the Netflix Rom-Com Series

Several of the stars' real-life partners have cameos in the swoon-worthy hit's new episodes.

Marie Claire

The Real West: release date, trailer, cast and everything we know about the Hallmark Channel movie

The Real West follows a professor who meets a cowboy on vacation. Here's everything we know about the Hallmark Channel movie.

WhatToWatch

From Disney villains to drama queens, these are the fictional bad eggs we love to hate

Sometimes, it's more fun to root for the bad guy - and these fictional bad eggs we love to hate prove why

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Virginie Despentes: ‘I wasn’t writing Baise-Moi from a very good place’

The French author of the rape-revenge story on drug addiction, her debt to Charles Bukowski and her new #MeToo book set in publishing

The Guardian - UK

The best translated fiction – review roundup

Mammoth by Eva Baltasar; Dear Dickhead by Virginie Despentes; The Book of Disappearance by Ibtisam Azem; Dead-End Memories by Banana Yoshimoto

The Guardian - UK

4 interior design firms on their most iconic Brooklyn brownstone remodels – take a tour inside each of these stunning renovations

Historic brownstones are scattered all across New York City, but we rarely get a peek inside. Here are four stunning renovations to admire, from Bed-Stuy to Carroll Gardens

Homes & Gardens

The secret to living longer: join a club

The documentary Join or Die examines the decline of civic engagement in America – and how it has fueled a worsening national crisis

The Guardian - US

Sick of toxic TV? Here are 7 reality shows that don’t rely on the ‘villain edit’

Often when we think about reality TV, we think about mess, conflict and scandal – three things usually grouped under the umbrella term of “drama”.

The Conversation

How would you feel if your therapist became a TikTok celebrity?

Across social media, therapists are sharing wisdom and anonymous case studies to millions of enraptured viewers. But it is creating division among professionals and the patients paying for therapy themselves, writes Anya Meyerowitz

The Independent UK

Missing Heiress Dorothy Arnold – The 115-Year-Old Cold Case That Baffles New York

"A hundred years later, I don't expect any kind of resolution," said Jane Vollmer, Dorothy's great-niece. The post Missing Heiress Dorothy Arnold – The 115-Year-Old Cold Case That Baffles New York first appeared on Bored Panda.

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The Guardian - UK

Blind date: ‘We completely lost track of time and chatted for hours’

Rebecca, 26, a senior marketing executive, meets Lars, 23, a journalist

The Independent UK

Why losing trans pioneer Lynn Conway feels like a death in the family

To Silicon Valley, Lynn Conway was the co-inventor of a microchip revolution. But for transgender people, she was also part of the fragile thread that links us to our history, writes Io Dodds

The Guardian - UK

‘The only limit is our imagination’: Tim Peake on what living in space taught him about life on Earth

Nine years after his first trip to outer space, Tim Peake is ready to blast off once again. He talks about preparing for the first all-British space mission – and setting his sights on Mars

The Guardian - US

Why are class reunions so terrifying?

The prospect of a high school or college reunion elicits shame, dread and regret. What if going could actually be good for your mental health?

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Newcastle Herald

How doubts over evidence drove DPP to accept bus driver's plea deal

Brett Button's plea deal gave prosecutors certainty.

WEKU

'Women and Children First' is a tale about how actions and choices affect others

The puzzle of a girl's death propels Alina Grabowski's debut novel but, really, it's less about the mystery and more about how our actions impact each other, especially when we think we lack agency.

The Guardian - UK

‘I love erotic thrillers, but this so isn’t one’: Damian Hurley on directing his mother, Elizabeth, in a ‘sensual mystery’

At 22, Damian Hurley has made his first feature film, in which his very famous mum is snogged and fondled by her female co-star. He talks about being a nepo baby, finally getting to vote, and coping with the deaths of his father and stepfather

Ideal Home

Dunelm’s cult striped Beatrice snuggle chair now has a matching storage ottoman – it’s already selling out

Our favourite Beatrice snuggle chair has a new matching friend

Tom’s Guide

7 top new movies to stream this week on Netflix, Max and Hulu and more (May 7-13)

"Abigail", "The Iron Claw" and "Mother of the Bride" headline the best new movies heading to streaming services this week.

France 24

Music show: French disco punk band Lulu Van Trapp on their second album 'Love City'

Arts24 welcomes glittery punk poppers Lulu Van Trapp to talk about their second studio album "Love City", which plays with contrasts and draws inspiration from the French capital, home to band members Maxime and Rebecca. We also check out new releases by St. Vincent and Fat White Family.

The Hindu

A tale of two Rebeccas

Rediscovering the joy of reading through unexpected book choices, reflecting on childhood literary experiences, and the curse of too much information.

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