NYT Connections hints and answers for Saturday, March 28 (game #1021) Looking for NYT Connections answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, plus my commentary on the puzzles. TechRadar · Mar 27
The News from Dublin by Colm Tóibín review – subtle short stories about being far from home Grief, betrayal and moral complications are explored across nine tales of quiet power that take us from Argentina to County Wexford The Guardian - UK · Mar 24
Dan Simmons obituary Multi-award-winning writer best known for his speculative fiction, but whose novels and novellas also spanned genres from crime to historical The Guardian - UK · Mar 22
31 Stories About The Craziest Things People Did For Love People say that love makes us do crazy things, and these stories might just prove that love knows no bounds or barriers. When two people want to be together, nothing will stop them. Distance, racist laws, and royal duties have nothing on these couples from all around the world who… Bored Panda · Mar 11
I Just Broke 80 For The First Time Out Of Nowhere... There's Hope For Everyone I'd resigned myself to the fact I would never break 80 in my life, but a freak round - aided by a couple of hugely influential factors - helped me do just that Golf Monthly · Mar 9
Widow felt ‘completely betrayed by authorities breaking Covid rules’ – inquiry Julie McMurray said she felt she ‘failed’ her husband Robert by not being by his side in hospital during the pandemic. Evening Standard · Mar 3
I’m Retired and Regret Waiting Until 70 for Social Security — Here’s Why One retiree shares the costly lesson of delaying Social Security. Learn what they regret—and what you should consider before claiming your benefits. GOBankingRates · Mar 3
I’m a Snowbird Retiree With 2 Homes: Here’s How Much My Living Costs Add Up To So what does their monthly budget look like and how might yours differ as you explore a snowbird retirement lifestyle? GOBankingRates · Feb 10
Breakfast oysters and pricey king crab: Sydney’s new fish market is glitzy and less smelly – for now After lengthy delays, the $836m market has opened its doors with dozens of new venders seeking to lure visitors with everything from bánh mì to artisan cheese The Guardian - AU · Jan 19
The Best Homes & Gardens Houses of 2025 – The Beautiful Projects and Tours That You Loved the Most Last Year These are the house tours that proved most popular with our readers in 2025, and it's clear to see why Homes & Gardens · Jan 17
Dispatch season 2 isn't even confirmed, but I'm already wondering how it could handle the battle of the best girl Opinion | Whether Visi goes to the dark side or not is kind of neither here nor there GamesRadar · Jan 13
‘You feel violated’: how stalkers outsource abuse to private investigators Exclusive: Guardian investigation finds PIs have been hired as part of harassment campaigns and in some cases have tracked women to domestic violence refuges The Guardian - UK · Jan 11
Rise of the full nesters: what life is like with adult children who just can’t leave home In the UK, close to half of 25-year-olds now live with parents who, in many cases, would expect their nest to have long since emptied. How does this change families, for good and bad? The Guardian - UK · Dec 16, 2025
Christmas Carol Goes Wrong review – a Dickensian disaster to savour Mischief Theatre return to the am-dram battlefield, turning the Victorian tale into a blizzard of bruised egos and expertly timed farce The Guardian - UK · Dec 15, 2025
The Guardian - UK · Dec 15, 2025 Poem of the week: Winter Walk by Lynette Roberts A journey through a visionary landscape, exceptionally bright in icy weather, conjures a surreal semi-mythical world
Evening Standard · Dec 15, 2025 Christmas Carol Goes Wrong at the Apollo Theatre review: dynamite gags and expert slapstick 4/5 The veteran theatre company’s brash, obvious, knockabout humour is laced with moments of lightning-flash wit and invention
Evening Standard · Dec 5, 2025 Mystery of Virginia Giuffre's missing millions: What has happened to the Andrew payout? Virginia Giuffre’s family says her estate is worth just over £233,000, despite her receiving an estimated £9million from the former Duke of York
Cinemablend · Dec 3, 2025 Train Dreams Is A Remarkable Movie, And It Has Me Thinking A Lot About My Great-Grandmother The changes she saw were incredible.
Evening Standard · Dec 3, 2025 David, John, Michael and Susan among common names of Premium Bonds prize winners Figures from NS&I show that since 2022, the name David has been the most common each year among people winning Premium Bonds prizes of £500 or more.
The Independent UK · Dec 3, 2025 The top 100 most common names for Premium Bond prize winners – from David to Shirley Premium Bonds are entered into a monthly prize draw and every bond has equal chance of winning
The Guardian - US · Dec 2, 2025 John Roberts has badly weakened our democracy. Will he ever stand up to Trump? Under the chief justice, the US supreme court has bolstered authoritarian agendas while undercutting the voice of voters
Pedestrian.tv · Dec 2, 2025 Terri Irwin Just Revealed Her Secret Social Media Rule With Robert And Bindi Terri Irwin has spilled on an informal agreement she and her children have when it comes to posting on social media.
The Guardian - UK · Nov 27, 2025 Thursday news quiz: blindside shocks, volcano rocks and an airport pub unlocks Test yourself on topical news trivia, pop culture and general knowledge every Thursday. How will you fare?
The Independent UK · Nov 19, 2025 Mormon grocery store founder sues her polygamist husband because he paid too much attention to her sister wives Shirlyn and David Watson had 11 children together over their 47-year marriage
PC Gamer · Nov 18, 2025 There is no glitch—turns out, you need more than just heroic dialogue choices to get Dispatch's best ending, you've gotta be good at your job, too Lead by example.