6 h. ago The haircut men should never get: 'Micro fringes' are the new edgy trend that just doesn't work

It's one of the most divisive hairstyles out there, but hate it or love it, full fringes are the new in thing, with celebrities around the globe, including Paul Mescal and Matt Smith reaching for the scissors.

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18 h. ago What is menstrual masking? The potentially risky new beauty trend

Menstrual masking is the practice of applying menstrual blood to the skin, usually the face, as a form of DIY skincare

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26 h. ago Untie me! Why big bows are everywhere – feminine, ironic and strangely subversive

They can be garish and ostentatious, or a sign you are softer than you might first appear. From the catwalk to the high street to the big screen to the rugby pitch, you just can’t miss them right nowWuthering Heights is a story about pain, revenge and the Yorkshire moors as a metaphor for bad life choices. But if Emerald Fennell’s forthcoming adaptation is anything to go by, it’s also about bows.In the two-minute trailer for the film, Cathy wears red bows and black bows, navy bows and pink bows. There are bows around garden pots, and bows around “baddy” Edgar Linton’s throat. Some bows flutter in the fell wind, others are unlaced at speed. In one memorable shot straight from the Jilly Cooper precoital playbook, a pretty white bow is cut from Cathy’s bodice using a labourer’s knife, which would be unforgivable hamminess were it not incredibly hot. Never mind that Emily Brontë rarely mentions bows in the book; that one is an entire plot device. Continue reading...

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30 h. ago Are you in a 'parasocial' relationship? Cambridge Dictionary makes it the word of the year after rise in trend

Cambridge Dictionary has added some 6,000 new words this year including 'delulu', a play on the word delusional, gibberish word 'skibidi' and 'tradwife', short for traditional wife.

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36 h. ago Thomas Tuchel to contact every overlooked England player with World Cup advice

Clarity has been key in the German’s reign and something he will provide to those on the fringes during the four months between now and March’s camp.

Sport

38 h. ago Communal restaurant tables: 90% of gen Z like them – but why?

Boomers are nowhere near as keen, with only 60% up for bumping elbows with a stranger at a big table. What explains this generational divide?Name: Communal tables.Appearance: Long, awkward and back in fashion. Continue reading...

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49 h. ago The hot new investment trend is the ‘Total Portfolio Approach’. Does it work?

Exploring the buzzy but fuzzy new phenomenon in asset allocation

Economics

55 h. ago Savile Row boss says weight loss drugs having ‘massive repercussions’

The businessman pointed to the trend happening among male customers, many of whom are aged in their 40s and 50s.

Economics

2 d. ago Can cuffing season make you ILL? Therapist warns how seasonal romances can cause a 'devastating emotional crash'

Hunting down a partner just for the colder months-a dating trend known as 'cuffing'-can have serious psychological repercussions, one senior therapist warned the Daily Mail.

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3 d. ago Hitler 'was virgin still going through puberty' bombshell unsealed CIA files claim

Following recent revelations that Hitler may have had a micro-penis after DNA analysis of blood on a sofa in his bunker, unsealed CIA documents have also claimed he had a 'sexual inferiority' complex

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3 d. ago Icelandic is in danger of dying out because of AI and English

Katrín Jakobsdóttir and her co-author want the 350,000 people who speak the language to fight for its futureIceland’s former prime minister, Katrín Jakobsdóttir, has said that the Icelandic language could be wiped out in as little as a generation due to the sweeping rise of AI and encroaching English language dominance.Katrín, who stood down as prime minister last year to run for president after seven years in office, said Iceland was undergoing “radical” change when it came to language use. More people are reading and speaking English, and fewer are reading in Icelandic, a trend she says is being exacerbated by the way language models are trained. Continue reading...

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4 d. ago Baywatch star unrecognizable and covered in tattoos 36 years after appearing on Playboy

ERIKA Eleniak was known for her time on Baywatch between 1989 and 1992, where she slipped into one of the iconic red swimsuits and looked like an utter bombshell. But now overly thirty years on, Erika has traded in her bare skin and cheeky costume for something a little more edgy, and fans find her...

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5 d. ago As many as one in five Americans want to leave the country with women driving the trend, poll finds

Polling by Gallup shows that 40% of women aged 15 to 44 said they would like to leave the country permanently

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5 d. ago ‘Fringe’ wellness trends that actually borrow from mainstream medicine

Experts warn that just because a therapy has been used in a hospital doesn’t necessarily mean it works in a wellness clinic

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5 d. ago Tiktok trend encouraging people to stop washing their hair smells and will turn you bald

Hairdressers are warning people to avoid the soap dodger’s dream of ditching shampoo for an entire month and it's not just because of the smell

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5 d. ago I'm A Celeb's Kelly Brook and Alex Scott embrace 'naked' dress trend with co

I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here is back on our screens at the weekend and while the likes of Kelly Brook and Alex Scott will be baring their souls - they've also bared all in the name of fashion

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5 d. ago The dancing trend that is good for brain function and heart health

Line dancing is enjoying a global resurgence among people of all ages

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5 d. ago Did Hitler really have a ‘micropenis’? The dubious documentary analysing the dictator’s DNA

Was the wartime chant about his solitary testicle correct? Did he have Jewish ancestry? New documentary Hitler’s DNA is trying to answer these, and more contentious, questions – but should it have gone there at all?If a TV programme sets about sequencing the genome of Adolf Hitler – the person in modern history who comes closest to a universally agreed-upon personification of evil – there are at the very least two questions you want the producers to ask themselves. First: is it possible? And second, the Jurassic Park question: just because scientists can, should they?Channel 4’s two-part documentary Hitler’s DNA: Blueprint of a Dictator is not the first time the self-consciously edgy British broadcaster has gone there. In 2014’s Dead Famous DNA, it inadvertently answered both these questions in the negative. Having first cast aside ethical integrity by paying Holocaust denier David Irving £3,000 for a lock of hair purporting to belong to Adolf Hitler, the programme’s makers then dis...

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6 d. ago What Hitler's DNA reveals about his genetic predisposition to schizophrenia and ADHD

Hitler was notoriously guarded about his private life and wanted to keep his medical history secret, even after he committed suicide.

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6 d. ago Hitler's DNA reveals those rumours about his genitals might just be true

Hitler was notoriously guarded about his private life and wanted to keep his medical history secret, even after he committed suicide.

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