CelebrityInStyleTaylor Swift Just Confirmed a Major Easter Egg in folklore
Swifties were on to something.
StyleYahoo Canada StyleToday's the last day to save 40% off dresses at Anthropologie — shop our top 5 picks
We've rounded up our top picks for summer and beyond.
CelebrityGood HousekeepingPrince William and Kate Middleton Showed Some Rare PDA at an Arcade This Week
And they're DEFINITELY not embarrassed about it.
EntertainmentThe GuardianGeena Davis: ‘As soon as I hit 40, I fell off the cliff. I really did’
Geena Davis: ‘As soon as I hit 40, I fell off the cliff. I really did’The Thelma & Louise and A League of Their Own star wanted to be an actor from the age of three. She discusses sexual harassment, improving representation, and why she’s so glad she had kids in her 40s
LifestyleTown & CountryQueen Elizabeth's Tea Purveyor Shares the Secret to Brewing a Perfect Cup
The temperature is of utmost importance.
EntertainmentThe GuardianGreatest Ever Late ’n’ Live review – a welcome hit of Edinburgh standup
Greatest Ever Late ’n’ Live review – a welcome hit of Edinburgh standup. YouTubeFootage of Dara Ó Briain, Sarah Millican, John Bishop and Jason Byrne features in this attempt to recapture the mythic status of a renowned fringe night
LifestyleThe GuardianSarah Moss: ‘Writing about the natural world is not an optional extra'
Sarah Moss: ‘Writing about the natural world is not an optional extra'. The Ghost Wall writer on how her darkly comic new novel was inspired by climate emergency and her Brexit dismay
HealthWoman's DayThis Quick Upper-Body Workout Will Make You 💦
Just grab some dumbbells and get to work.
HealthWoman's DaySeed Cycling Could Impact Your Hormones and Menstrual Cycle, But Is It Worth It?
“If you have irregular periods, painful periods, PMS, heavy flow, menopause symptoms, PCOS, endometriosis, or are coming off of birth control, then seed cycling might be for you."
StyleThe GuardianTrunk call: the comeback of skimpy Speedos
Trunk call: the comeback of skimpy SpeedosDesigned for practicality, the Speedo has delighted and dismayed in equal measure. Now the swimwear classics are back in fashion – but would you dare?
EntertainmentThe GuardianBlindness review – blazing pandemic tale is brilliantly too close for comfort
Blindness review – blazing pandemic tale is brilliantly too close for comfortDonmar Warehouse, London José Saramago’s timely, sinister story of a world in chaos reopens the theatre after lockdown and is narrated with savage rage by Juliet Stevenson
EntertainmentThe GuardianMust I Go by Yiyun Li review – like stumbling across a cache of personal papers
Must I Go by Yiyun Li review – like stumbling across a cache of personal papersLi’s novel tracing the roots of a daughter’s tragic death has hard-nosed insights but sometimes lacks momentum
EntertainmentThe GuardianThe week in theatre: Fanny and Stella; The House That Slipped; Alice: A Virtual Theme Park – review
The week in theatre: Fanny and Stella; The House That Slipped; Alice: A Virtual Theme Park – reviewGarden theatre, London SE11; online Two singing, dancing Victorian cross-dressers give the kiss of life to London’s fringe theatre. And by Zoom to 2070 and Wonderland
LifestyleThe Guardian‘I'm 21 and I've never been kissed’: six people on big experiences they haven’t had
‘I'm 21 and I've never been kissed’: six people on big experiences they haven’t had. We all remember our first kiss… but what if it hasn’t happened yet? And what about swimming in the ocean, riding a bike or going to the cinema? Amelia Tait talks to six people about things they haven’t done
EntertainmentThe GuardianThe Hungover Games by Sophie Heawood review – an acerbic must-read
The Hungover Games by Sophie Heawood review – an acerbic must-read. An unexpected journey from celebrity interviewer to single mother is never less than candid and funny
CelebrityHuffPost UKKatie Price Finds An Inventive New Way To Get Around After Breaking Both Her Feet
The reality star suffered a serious injury while on holiday in Turkey last week.
CelebrityThe GuardianIntimate letters reveal Simone de Beauvoir’s role as an agony aunt
Intimate letters reveal Simone de Beauvoir’s role as an agony auntInspired by the author’s unconventional love life, thousands of men and women wrote to ask for her advice on sex and sexuality, hidden correspondence reveals
StyleThe GuardianHow men are nailing the latest fashion trend: the manicure
How men are nailing the latest fashion trend: the manicureFirst it was moisturiser. Then waxing. Now guys are opting for nail polish after upping their grooming during lockdown
EntertainmentThe GuardianThe best recent thrillers – review roundup
The best recent thrillers – review roundup. A pitch-black outback noir; a missing teenager and her devious friends; the return of SJ Watson; and a tale of India’s first female detective
EntertainmentHuffPost UKSimon Cowell Breaks His Back In Cycling Accident, Leaving Him In Need Of Surgery
The Britain's Got Talent and X Factor judge is said to be "doing fine" and is "in the best possible hands" following the incident.
ScienceThe GuardianSome like it hot: fire up the spiciness of your chillies
Some like it hot: fire up the spiciness of your chillies. There are three secrets, one of them is all about being lazy…
EntertainmentThe GuardianBoomers v Millennials: let’s call off the hostilities
Boomers v Millennials: let’s call off the hostilities. This is one fight we can all do without right now
NewsThe GuardianUp the creek … with 19,000 paddles as UK takes to the water
Up the creek … with 19,000 paddles as UK takes to the water. Thousands turn to rivers and canals for exercise, fresh air and easy social distancing
NewsThe GuardianSanctuary in the city: how urban parks saved our summer
Sanctuary in the city: how urban parks saved our summer. Created by the Victorians as Britain industrialised, city parks and green spaces have ‘become living rooms’ during the pandemic
ScienceThe GuardianFalse Alarm by Bjorn Lomborg; Apocalypse Never by Michael Shellenberger – review
False Alarm by Bjorn Lomborg; Apocalypse Never by Michael Shellenberger – reviewTwo prominent ‘lukewarmers’ take climate science denial to another level, offering tepid manifestos at best
