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His & Hers: The biggest differences between Netflix’s No 1 binge-worthy series and the book

Limited series starring Tessa Thompson and Jon Bernthal as estranged spouses currently tops the streamer’s top 10

The Independent UK

Missing Ex-Oregon Mayor's Body Identified 20 Years After His Skeleton Washes Ashore—Here's What We Know

Remains found in Washington in 2006 have been confirmed as former Oregon mayor Ed Asher, missing since a 2006 fishing trip.

International Business Times UK

The trouble with friendlords: the pitfalls of renting from a mate

Amid an affordable housing crisis, renting a room from a friend can seem like the perfect solution. But without clear rules, it can lead to power imbalances, feuds and even unfair evictions …

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Pluribus Might Have The Most Gripping Pilot Episode I've Ever Seen

Vince Gilligan has done it again.

Cinemablend

Ant and Dec tease ‘lots of surprises’ for series five of ITV’s Limitless Win

The series is one of the few that offers a limitless cash jackpot, giving away more than £3.5 million since it launched in 2022.

Evening Standard

I Asked Pluribus’ Rhea Seehorn Her Favorite Detail About The Show’s Aliens, And Her Answer Matched Mine Exactly

We miss you, Carol.

Cinemablend

How to watch the All Creatures Great and Small Christmas special 2025 from anywhere - stream online

There's no need to miss out on the festive edition of the beloved nostalgic show, and we share how to watch it from anywhere

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Why single, child-free women like me should reclaim Christmas and spend it how we want

FIRST PERSON: When you hit adulthood without the acknowledged markers of having become a ‘real’ person, Christmas often involves pretzeling yourself to fit in with other people’s plans. Helen Coffey explains why this year she’s taking back control and embracing ‘Friendsmas’ instead

The Independent UK

Ella McCay Has A Big, Aggravating Twist, And I Had To Ask Jamie Lee Curtis And Emma Mackey About It

We had to talk about it.

Cinemablend

'Ella McCay' is more fun than good, but this comedy-drama movie doesn't deserve its awful review scores

"Ella McCay" is fun and will have you feeling nostalgic. It's worth watching, despite its notable flaws and poor critical reception.

Tom’s Guide

Emma Mackey shines in 'Ella McCay', a Political, Romantic Comedy That Tries Too Hard to Be Everything - REVIEW

'Simpsons' co-creator James L. Brooks' delivers his newest cinematic effort with Emma Mackey, Jamie Lee Curtis and Woody Harrelson. The result doesn't feel intentional.

Latin Times

A moment that changed me: my train crashed – and then I heard a little girl crying

I waited for the carriage to roll over and burst into flames, but the sound of a child brought me out of my trance, and showed me how important it is to look outwards in a crisis

The Guardian - UK

“He Was Fired Immediately”: 29 Office Scandals That Shook Entire Workplaces

Office romances, CEOs embezzling funds, and people bringing firearms to the office. Sounds like an excerpt from the newest TV drama? No, those are real stories from employees who have witnessed some epic office drama in their workplace. Sometimes, real life is even more eventful and surprising than fiction. And…

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Will your house be a 'mansion' by 2028? The London areas on the cusp of mansion tax threshold

Selling a home in the London villages where homes are approaching £2m just got harder with Labour’s mansion tax

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Vince Gilligan’s sci-fi series Plur1bus taps into our greatest fears about AI

Viewers of Apple TV’s new science fiction series, Plur1bus, have been quick to point out eerie similarities with modern concerns about artificial intelligence (AI) – even if that’s not what it’s maker intended.

Evening Standard

OPINION - David Szalay is a genius and deserves the Booker Prize. But I believe the story has a forgotten source

Why has the author never acknowledged what he has done, asks David Sexton

TechRadar

Pluribus' The Joining explained: what is it, why is Carol [spoiler], and more on the Apple TV show's big mystery

Apple's new sci-fi drama has already lifted the veil on its first big mystery.

PC Gamer

Should you go to Security or Central Dispatch in The Outer Worlds 2?

Decide which area to tackle yourself and where to send your Earth Directorate colleagues.

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A waiting list of thousands, and just five new homes for social rent: this city shows the depth of Britain’s housing crisis

Liverpool was once praised for its tolerance, but housing shortages are driving fearful, unsettling behaviours – and people are blaming outsiders, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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I tried Lakeland's £60 Always Pan alternative designed to be the only pan you'll ever need – here's why I reckon it's a standout buy

I tried Lakeland’s answer to the pricier Always Pan by Our Place

Autosport

Unique World Champions’ helmet the prize in new Jackie Stewart initiative

Race Against Dementia has launched a new initiative

The Mary Sue

Anne Rice’s supernatural world took over NYCC with ‘Talamasca: The Secret Order’

Described as a spy thriller, the third piece in the Anne Rice Immortal Universe on AMC follows a secret organization.

The Independent UK

‘It started with wine o’clock, then I spiralled to drinking two bottles a day’

‘On the outside, everything looked lovely... but inside, I was lost’, reveals Helen whose social drinking eventually became an addiction

The Conversation

Jilly Cooper: why readers still cherish her ‘fat, fun, frothy novels’

The author Jilly Cooper has died aged 88. Cooper’s books were “bonkbusters” – a form of blockbuster fiction that was most popular in the 1980s and 1990s, characterised by explicit sex, scandalous plots and large casts of characters.

The Conversation

Who are the worst mothers in literature? Our experts weigh in

The first sentence of Anna Karenina is now a literary cliche, yet contains a nub of truth. “All happy families,” writes Leo Tolstoy, “resemble one another, each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.”

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