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Freedom Day has officially landed, and while much remains uncertain (whether lockdown is *actually* gone for good/how many people will continue to wear face masks), one thing’s for sure: our lockdown-induced obsession with cooking is here to stay. If you’re anything like me, investing in fancy cookware, serving up meal delivery service creations on pretty
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There’s still very little known about long Covid, and scientists are racing to establish a clearer diagnostic criteria for the chronic condition. But it’s clear that the range of symptoms you can have after being infected with Coronavirus are extremely varied and not as clear-cut as first assumed. In fact, the largest ever international study
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Beach, pool, lakeside, or the high seas: Whatever your destination this summer, we’ve got everything you need to make waves this season. OCEAN STATE Courtesy String Theory Rio Bikini Away That Day awaythatday.com $84.00 Wraparound Bikini CHRISTOPHER ESBER mytheresa.com $158.00 Lou Bikini Zonarch Zonarch.com $78.00 That 90’s Vibe Bikini Monica Hansen Beachwear monicahansenbeachwear.com $50.00 Wear
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Navigating the ridges of a stirring rhythm in “Your Story,” it becomes clear to the listener early on in this selection from Let the Light In, Vol. 2 that we’re not dealing with the Chris Donohoe of the 2010s anymore. This singer/songwriter isn’t much for the flashiness of his mainstream rivals, and when given the opportunity he
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Fashion was never in my genes. After growing up in the Kenyan Highlands, I spent my childhood in villages inhabited by more cows than people, dressing in stone-washed jeans and ankle-high trainers. Early forays into experimenting with fashion – such as buying tartan tights – were met with scorn by my surroundings: “I wish more
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In the last year, the releasing of gripping thrillers on TV has truly kept us hooked and on the edge of our seats. From Little Fires Everywhere last summer, to The Undoing taking over the national conversation online at the height of lockdown in November, psychological thrillers have definitely helped the time pass. And so
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We’re a nation of bad sleepers. Statistics on how many of us are struggling to get a good night’s kip are always pretty somber, but since the pandemic and subsequent lockdowns, they’ve become downright depressing. Insomnia linked to lockdown – or ‘Coronasomnia’, because we’ll never get sick of a pandemic portmanteau – has unsurprisingly soared over
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Billy Jeter’s passionate vision of the human experience, Shine Eye Landing, is going to be one of the defining works of his career, and a highlight for country and folk fans looking for something singing with heart this year. It’s a lean half-hour record that wastes no time and on a musical structure feels almost
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Courtesy of the brands; Moss by David X Prutting/BFA.com; Viktor & Rolf by Marijke Aerden Style Points is a weekly column about how fashion intersects with the wider world. Your garden-variety couture review will note the history of the form, the craftsmanship behind it, and the acres of infinitesimal details stitched by the petits mains,
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Clinical psychologist Dr Soph is the author of A Manual for Being Human, and believes that people shouldn’t have to wait until they are struggling to find out how to manage and understand their emotions, and other deeply normal aspects of being human. One of the ways we can learn to love and accept ourselves
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It’s the item that can be sporty, sexy or downright chic – halter neck tops are one of the most versatile pieces of clothing you could add to your fashion collection this summer. And since there were over 170 appearances of halter neck tops at the Spring 2021 designer catwalk shows (and presentations, when IRL
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Just listening to Brooke Josephson’s singing can introduce you to the angelic qualities she has as an artist, but in the video for her new single “Rainbow,” these qualities are realized visually in a way that only complements the emotion in the song. While not quite as elaborate a document as the composition is on
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Earlier this year, Natalie Rushie, novelist Salman Rushdie’s 34-year-old daughter-in-law, tested positive for Coronavirus, on the very same day she received the invitation to book her first vaccine. She spent 12 days totally alone in hospital, separated from her 7-month old daughter and husband – convinced she would die. This is her story… Advertisement I
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There really is no better feeling than discovering new music. That one special song that changes everything on your playlist by perfectly articulating a feeling you couldn’t quite pinpoint or an atmosphere you’ve been yearning for. No matter the genre, music elicits emotions like no other and while the mainstream is still dominated by male
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Not many 26 years olds out there can say that they’ve gone on tour with rapper Drake, opened up for Jay-Z and Beyonce, and have their own radio show on BBC Radio 1Xtra, but Tiffany Calver can! A self-confessed rap music nerd, Tiffany has quickly risen to the ranks of the biggest names in the
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