18 h. ago Couple took a spa trip to save their marriage what happened next led to one of them losing a leg

Glenn Morris, 54, a Maryland father treated his wife Melissa to a $270 'His and Hers' spa package in 2017. However, one procedure left him without half of his left leg

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2 w. ago I travelled the world for a year on £19 a day, this is how I did it without working

365 days, £7k, 15 countries, and a lifetime of memories. Travel writer Lydia Swinscoe reveals how she backpacked around the globe on a seriously low budget — and how you can do it too

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3 w. ago Warning for divorcing couples over important pot of cash that often gets forgotten about

If the worst happens in a marriage, what happens to your pension? Warren Shute explains the three options available to you

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3 w. ago From Succession to Suffolk: Where the cast of Ferris Bueller's Day Off are now

From a private life on a farm in Suffolk to a Sex and The City marriage here's what happened to the cast of Ferris Bueller's Day Off

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4 w. ago What is happening to Justin Bieber? Spiralling, 'not eating' and Hailey marriage troubles

Canadian pop singer Justin Bieber shot to fame back in 2009 at the tender age of 13 but 16 years after shooting to stardom, the star's life appears to have become more difficult

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4 w. ago Muriel’s Wedding review – Toni Collette is outstanding in the film that brought Abba back

Brilliantly led by Collette, PJ Hogan’s 1994 story of a lovable loser was the feelgood sensation that rescued the band’s reputation – how can you resist it?When writer-director PJ Hogan made Muriel’s Wedding in 1994, he surely knew he had struck feelgood-movie gold. But maybe he didn’t realise he had personally authored a pivotal moment in Abbamania’s global history: the momentous transitional phase between the band being taboo-naff and being world-conqueringly beloved. (Maybe Mr Hogan should be getting a cut of the Mamma Mia! musicals and the Abba Voyage live show.) Hogan also gave us our first real view of Toni Collette who started the way she meant to go on: being outstanding in everything she is in.But back in 1994, it was still appropriate that a loser – albeit a lovable loser – could be depicted as an Abba fan; but this movie gets something right that the endless pedantic jukebox musicals that came later get wrong. This crucial pro-Abba film is not itself obsessed with Abba an...

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