60 million kids to be auto-enrolled in Trump Accounts Children cannot access the Trump Account until they are 18, and it can only be used for specific things like paying for a home or education The Independent UK · Sep 29
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Face New Questions Regarding Neighbour Relations and Cotswolds Life Prince Harry and Meghan Markle face separate, unverified claims about their relationships with neighbours and a Cotswolds pub visit following their reported return to Britain. International Business Times UK · Sep 28
10 Baby Names That Almost Disappeared but Could Be Ready for a Comeback Baby names have a funny way of traveling through time. A name that sounds hopelessly old-fashioned to one generation can suddenly feel distinctive to the next. That cycle is helping vintage baby names attract parents who want something familiar without choosing the same names heard throughout every preschool. In fact,… Kids Ain't Cheap · Sep 22
'Silo' Star Breaks Down Season 3's Shocking Ending Jessica Brown-Findlay on playing "Susan" and that big reveal. Inverse · Sep 4
Susan Sarandon hails 'funny, sexy and original' Tim Curry Susan Sarandon has taken to social media to heap praise on Tim Curry, who has died aged 80. BANG Premier · Aug 27
'Nowhere to go': developer collapse sparks buyer fears A major residential property developer has entered voluntary administration, sparking fears off-the-plan buyers might be swept up in the fallout. AAP · Aug 25
Michael Wright death: The Five Heartbeats star dies aged 70 American actor was also known for his roles in ‘Streamers’ and ‘Sugar Hill,’ and for his television roles in ‘V: The Series’ and ‘Oz’ The Independent UK · Aug 22
Ryan Murphy’s new thriller The Shards takes place in 1981 – but it’s about the present The Shards follows a fictionalised version of novelist Bret Easton Ellis during his final year of high school. Based on Ellis’ 2023 book of the same name, it’s September 1981, and the elite world of a wealthy prep school unravels as a serial killer known as “the Trawler” starts targeting… The Conversation · Aug 6
The Shards review – murder, 80s mayhem and the Ryan Murphy comeback we’ve been waiting for Murphy is back on form with this gorgeously curated, shot and scored adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis’s novel – about a serial killer stalking privileged LA teenagers The Guardian - UK · Aug 5
Hull funeral director broke families’ trust on ‘almost industrial scale’, court hears Robert Bush, owner of Legacy Independent Funeral Directors, left bodies ‘rotting away’, family members say The Guardian - UK · Jul 27
Karen Tries To Delete Her Embarrassing Fake Review, But The Restaurant’s Hardcore Clapback Is Already Viral Customer complaints come in all shapes and sizes. Sadly, as a business owner, you won’t be able to win over all of your customers, no matter how hard you try or how accommodating you are. Some complaints are legitimate and help you improve. Others… not so much because the person… Bored Panda · Jul 24
The Designer Trick for Mixing Wood Tones in a Kitchen – And How to Make It Look Cohesive, Not Chaotic The secret? It all comes back to undertones Homes & Gardens · Jul 9
TV tonight: Free Nelson Mandela is unmissable TV The excellent anti-apartheid documentary continues with protest songs for the ages and governments trying to stop civil war. Plus, a touching finale for Timothy Spall cosy crime Death Valley. Here’s what to watch this evening The Guardian - UK · Jun 21
Avatar: Fire and Ash to Project Hail Mary – the seven best films to watch on TV this week The stupendous fantasy epic is back, and Ryan Gosling finds himself stuck in space with a cute alien in a lovably jolly comedy The Guardian - UK · Jun 19
Evening Standard · Jun 16 West London residents hit out as block of flats used as toilet and fly-tipping hotspot The block is managed by Home Group, a prominent housing association and social enterprise
Evening Standard · Jun 15 Residents outraged as west London flat block becomes fly-tipping hotspot Locals at Felix Court in Yiewsley say problems around their block, including a rat infestation, have increased in recent years
We Got This Covered · Jun 12 Man had a panic attack during a wedding and quietly stepped out. Then the bride told him he ruined her moment It was a small, intimate gathering.
PC Gamer · Jun 7 Oh, yep, that's a pregnant nun chasing you in the gameplay trailer for Remothered: Red Nun's Legacy I'd run away too.
The Times of India · Jun 2 How Queen Elizabeth II reportedly hid her Corgi Susan onto the 1947 royal honeymoon carriage Princess Elizabeth's beloved corgi, Susan, secretly joined her honeymoon with Prince Philip in 1947, hidden amongst rugs. This cherished pet, gifted on her 18th birthday, marked the beginning of Queen Elizabeth II's lifelong devotion to corgis and established the royal canine dynasty, with Susan becoming the matriarch of over 30…
The Times of India · May 28 Why Queen Elizabeth II’s corgis became more than royal pets Queen Elizabeth II shared a deep, personal bond with her Pembroke Welsh corgis, a connection that became emblematic of her reign. These loyal canine companions provided her with simple affection and a grounding presence away from state duties. Their playful antics brought welcome chaos to palace life, highlighting the comfort…
The Guardian - UK · May 25 ‘The knickers that get thrown are bigger now!’: Barry Manilow on fans, love, coming out - and turning 82 The great showman has spent the last 50 years on stage, followed by his adoring “fanilows” - but he’s not slowing down yet. Here, he talks about cancer, ridicule and roaring success
The Independent UK · May 7 Sir David Attenborough at 100: 15 photos you may have never seen before The esteemed wildlife television presenter turns 100 on 8 May
Woman & Home · Apr 23 The sweet detail that had Princess Anne 'chuckling' as she opened new garden in honour of Queen Elizabeth The Princess Royal spotted the hidden nod to her mother while opening the Queen Elizabeth II Garden in Regent’s Park
Destructoid · Apr 14 How to get the Binoculars in REPLACED You'll need them to complete David's quest.
The Guardian - AU · Apr 11 Susan was forced out of a disability support job after speaking out. Are NDIS whistleblower laws still too weak? Human rights lawyers say NDIS workers and their clients remain at risk despite newly bolstered whistleblower protections