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Scarlett Johansson's daughter wanted a 'Marie Antoinette gown'

Scarlett Johansson has recalled her daughter asking for a "Marie Antoinette gown".

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‘A medical miracle’: is period blood ‘the most overlooked opportunity’ in women’s health?

Period blood has long been thought of as ‘stinky and useless’, but startups are exploring using the fluid to test for a wide range of health conditions – including difficult-to-diagnose endometriosis

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As A Hardcore Stephen King Fan, I'm Really Hoping To See These 5 Things In HBO's IT: Welcome To Derry

Send in the clowns...and werewolves and vampires and flying monstrosities.

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Tan Su Shan, CEO of Southeast Asia's largest bank, is Fortune's most powerful woman in Asia for 2025

DBS's new CEO is No. 1 on Fortune's second-ever Most Powerful Women Asia ranking, among a finance- and tech-heavy top five.

Fortune

Ryder Cup 2025: Record-Breaking Tommy Fleetwood Helps Europe Create History And Open Up Massive Lead Heading Into Sunday Singles

Team Europe dominates the Saturday afternoon fourball matches to open up a considerable advantage over Team USA heading into the singles

Golf Monthly

Country diary: On harvest open day, celebration, relief – and flying gazebos

Wellington, Somerset: A little drama on the community farm, but, most important, we walked away laden with the fruits of our labour, hard-won in a difficult year

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Predicting U.S. and Europe’s Pairings for the Ryder Cup’s Opening Session

The first session at the Ryder Cup is hugely consequential. Here's how the U.S. and Europe might kick off the 2025 edition.

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'Not All of It Is Hers to Spend.' Dad Says He Makes 6-Year-Old Daughter Pay Rent as a Budgeting Lesson In Disguise

A Texas father’s decision to charge his 6-year-old daughter monthly “rent” has sparked a viral debate about whether early financial education crosses into being too strict.

Benzinga

2025's Most Surprising Time-Travel Thriller Is A Ghost Story In Disguise

George MacKay and Callum Turner star in a haunting tale of grief, memory, and displacement.

Inverse

What We Can Know by Ian McEwan review – the limits of liberalism

A century from now, a literature scholar pieces together a picture of our times in a novel that quietly compels us to consider the moral consequences of global catastrophe

The Guardian - UK

The 10 Best Standalone Graphic Novels

Looking for a graphic novel one night stand? You're covered.

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‘A bully’: Internet turns on Laken Snelling, the former Kentucky cheerleader with a dead newborn in her closet, over ‘mean girl’ allegations

Nonetheless, she's innocent until proven guilty.

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50 Times People Kept Secrets From Their Partner, Only To Reveal Them After Marriage

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Mounjaro users in UK warned against bulk buying before autumn price rise

Cost may increase as much as 170% from September, but patients warned against a quick switch to Wegovy

Al Jazeera

Why has an AI-altered Bollywood movie sparked uproar in India?

The re-release of a beloved Bollywood classic has caused alarm in India’s film industry.

The Guardian - UK

‘Serve me these with an aperitivo immediately’: the best supermarket salted crisps, rated by Felicity Cloake

A good crisp should be dangerously moreish – but which were perfectly seasoned and crunchy, and which weren’t worth their salt?

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AI just gave Titanic the ending it always deserved

A new AI video remakes the end scene of Titanic, but it doesn't turn out to be the happy ever after ending many wanted.

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Evening Standard

Triplets’ tribute to grandfather as they graduated from same university

Rose, Maudie and Grace Orgill graduated from Cardiff University, having intended to go their separate ways.

The Conversation

In Australia, the rules around academics sleeping with their students can be complicated. But is it ethical?

In Sweet Nothings, author Madison Griffiths investigates the uncomfortable complexities of “problematic sex” between academics and students on Australian university campuses.

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The Top 10 Movies Death That Still Hurts

Some movie scenes are so powerful they stick with us forever, and a character’s death is often the most memorable and heart-wrenching of all. These moments transcend the screen, leaving a lasting impact that fans debate, mourn, and discuss for years, if not decades. A perfectly crafted cinematic death can…

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‘A winter always coming’: Kevin Brophy’s affecting poems mine loss, luck and acceptance

Kevin Brophy’s new collection of poems, An Inventory of Longing, is a beautiful publication from Victoria’s Whitmore Press. Brophy is a Melbourne-based author with a significant career as a poet, fiction writer, essayist, editor, and academic.

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"The anxieties that Axl Rose generated were crushing him": Why Izzy Stradlin was the rock'n'roll heart of Guns N' Roses

Classic Rock presents the third in an exclusive series of excerpts from former Guns N' Roses manager Alan Niven’s forthcoming book Sound N’ Fury

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Friday essay: ‘An oasis in the desert’ – Jackie Huggins reflects on her deep history with Carnarvon Gorge

Ngya Bidjara/Birri Gubba Juru marra. My name is Jackie Huggins. I am the mother of John. I am also the daughter of Rita, and Albert and Rose are my grandparents on my mother’s side. My father is Jack Huggins. My grandparents are John Henry Huggins the third, and Fanny: all…

The Independent UK

Emilia Fox on what’s lovely about turning 50

The Silent Witness actress tells Lisa Salmon life after 50 can be ‘full of energy and possibility’ and her plans for the second chapter of her life.

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