American confused why Brits have garages in their 'living room' & park in garden

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefSong Kang-ho, the Korean actor who starred in Oscar-winning black comedy “Parasite” has grabbed headlines again with news of his philanthropic activities.Song, who recently won the best actor award at Cannes for his turn in “Broker,” was reported to have given KRW100 million ($75,000) this month to Hope Bridge Association of Korea’s National Disaster Relief aimed at helping the victims of recent wildfires in South Korea’s eastern coastal region.The news was reported Friday by the Korea Times newspaper. It quoted Song’s agency Sublime, as saying: “Song has been thinking about how to return some of the love he has received from fans.

"This for me is an essential," she explained adamantly."I've been talking to her for over ten years."You're not upsetting those people nearest and dearest when you say those awful things that you want to say about them, or about yourself or about life."Fern's journey to strong mental health is an ongoing one, as plenty of issues have arisen throughout her life and TV career.The final time that she gave birth, she was 44 years old - and complications afterwards included a fog of depression.Urging other women to seek help for similar experiences, she sympathised: "You've got to go and have a long chat to yourself because you're not superwoman."If your internal dialogue is too noisy and you're thinking about mad things, you need to see a doctor."Fern recalled that her life was so fast-paced and stressful at one point that she found herself intentionally going to sleep in her day clothes, so that she would be ready straight away when it came time to wake up.She now describes her attitude as "madness", but when it was happening, she was adamant that she didn't want to see anyone who could help.Her mother phoned a doctor, but she brushed off their concerns telling them she was "fine" and that her family members were just "worrying".The next thing she knew, a nurse was on her doorstep, telling her: "You're really NOT fine."Other traumatic experiences in Fern's life include "being followed by paps constantly" over media stories.Fern claims ITV bosses asked her to apologise for not having told the world that she'd made the choice to have a gastric band.The conversation happened after being "stalked" by photographers over the controversy, something she laments she "didn't really deserve".Some media outlets reported that she was

Piers Morgan has paid an emotional tribute to a "magnificent lady" following her sad death on Friday.MORE: Piers Morgan hits out at 'desperate' Dan Walker in heated Twitter spatThe former GMB star joined hundreds of Arsenal fans in paying homage to the club's "legendary" supporter Maria Petri, who passed away at the age of 82.WATCH: Piers Morgan expresses concerns over the Queen's well-beingTaking to his Instagram Stories, Piers shared a touching photo of Maria dressed head-to-toe in red and holding an Arsenal scarf while beaming for the camera, which he captioned: "RIP Maria Petri, Arsenal's greatest ever fan."He added: "Never missed a game and we always heard her chants. Magnificent lady.

#covid_19.” It wasn’t long before many of the actor's friends and fans rushed to the comments to wish him well.Gaby Roslin wrote: “No! Oh my darling wish you better.” Paul replied to her comment, saying: “Oh Gab, I wouldn’t wish this on anyone x.” Theaidsmemorial commented: “Get well soon.” Autnicath17 said: “Loads of Liposomal Vit C and shed loads of garlic! Get well soon darling xxxx.” Tinahobleyoffical wrote: “Oh darling Paul.” Michelledcollins penned: “Oh no paul get well soon x.” Paul is best known for his drag queen persona, Lily Savage. In the 90’s, however, he dropped the character and in the 90’s became presenter of various shows, namely the Paul O’Grady show. Paul spoke about his intentions for the mega-hit show when speaking to his biographer, Neil Simpson, in 2004. He said: “I just want the show to be like a party, a group of pals gabbing away about the first things that come into their heads. “There are always enough things in life to worry and get depressed about. “I want my show to take our minds off all that stuff, even if it's only for a while."

Express.co.uk: "Zoe was broadcasting her Breakfast Show from the BBC studios in MediaCity, Salford, this week.But from tomorrow will be back in her regular home of Wogan House studio in London."It comes at the same time as the BBC have had a shake-up with presenters recently.Zoe posted the videos of the "sad-looking" studio on the morning of July 7.The presenter said in the video: "So last day in BBC Radio Manchester.

Speaking of their favourite ventures, Si said that his was the one to India on the BBC's The Hairy Bikers Ride Again, where they ate vegetarian food for six weeks but didn't miss meat at all.It was the second time his co-star had visited the South-Asian country, but Si’s first. The conversation follows the sad news from May that Dave has cancer.At the time he revealed to Si live on air that he was undergoing chemotherapy. Speaking on the Hairy Bikers – Agony Uncles podcast, Dave said: “Anyway Kingy, I’ve got to come clean now, I haven’t been too well recently. “Basically, I’ve got to have some chemo, you know all this anyway, so this year is going to be a bit quiet for me.“I’m not going to be filming, some of the festivals I’m not going to be able to go to, some may be OK but this year’s a bit of a write-off for us.”Despite his health battle, Dave was clearly keeping positive and vowed on White Wine Question Time that he will “get through this”.

A keen runner tackled an epic challenge to raise money for Accord Hospice after they cared for his late father-in-law.

Serie A winger following a chance dog walking encounter.Daniele Mannini made 163 appearances in the Italian top flight for the likes of Napoli and Sampdoria. Now 38, he's ended up in the Northern Counties Eastern League.The former Italy youth international moved to England in 2020 to take up a job as a sales executive for a food ingredient supplier.

Kylie Jenner has faced further backlash from online fans after she took to Instagram with a scorching display that seemingly failed to impress.The 24-year-old mum-of-two looked jaw dropping as she wowed in a bra made entirely from scrumptious marshmallows as part of a promotional ad to unveil her new matte finish lip glosses.Looking like a modelling pro, Kylie glanced off into the distance as she allowed her sensational curves to dazzle in the edible underwear.READ MORE: Kim Kardashian racks up whopping restaurant bill in Australia on cosy Pete Davidson dateAccessorising her sweet image, she added matching candy style earrings.While there had been lot of praise for the business mogul from many of her loyal fans who wrote "queen," and "so beautiful," the Kylie Cosmetics founder also came up against critics .Unimpressed online users demanded for her to "hang it up" outlining that the new lip stick shades appeared to be the same as before.While others cringed over the racy bra, with one person penning: "This is so extra, why is she doing this?"A second wrote: "Girl... hang it up.

Mafia bosses are said to be furious with up-and-coming mafiosos who are flaunting their lavish lifestyles on social media. Young gangsters in Naples have been posting videos online showing off flash cars, expensive booze and posh nightclub outings.

A man has gone missing from Edinburgh for two days, sparking a police search. Michael Meehan was last seen on Rose Street at around 3.30pm on Thursday, July 21 but has not been seen or heard from since.

Rangers are rounding off their pre-season schedule with a glamour friendly against Tottenham Hotspur.

Children were treated to a special storytelling session at Calderglen Country Park in East Kilbride from loveable Road Safety Scotland character Ziggy.

video with over 1.2 million likes and 6.6 million views.Seany — @seandoesmagic on TikTok — instructed viewers to stare at the red dot in the center of the photo. “I’m about to hypnotize you and make you hallucinate and think that your room is shrinking,” he said. The video shows a black-and-white abstract pattern moving outward with a red dot in the center.Seany, who previously amazed social media with his illusion that turned some people colorblind, told viewers not to take their eyes off the moving dot.“Feel free to blink if you need to, but just don’t take your eyes off the dot,” he added.After staring for an additional 10 to 15 more seconds, look away into your room and the walls should seem to be shrinking.MAKING YOUR ROOM SHRINK

built a brick wall on his property - for no reason. Amanda Lynne on TikTok shared details of the neighbour "from hell". A brand new 30 centimetre wall has been erected in her garden by the neighbour.

A married couple with a 37-year age gap are hoping to have a baby together - and are willing to spend up to £120,000 on a surrogate. Cheryl, 61, and Quran McCain, 24, who tied the knot last year in September and currently live in Rome, say they can't wait to have a child together.

READ MORE: American feels they've been 'lied to' after trying British cheese for first timeNot quite the great philosophical question, but this US expat has questioned why the shop floors have the ‘exact’ same pattern.Instead of turning to Google or flipping through pages of a book to search for the answer, the American put their trust in TikTok to figure out why supermarket floors are the ‘same’.The eagle-eyed American took a walk around the aisles of Sainsbury's and asked: “Why do all grocery stores in the UK have the exact same floor? It's so ugly it makes me not want to buy anything?”In true British fashion, many people fled to the comments on the viral clip to mock the American – and some gave more probable answers.One person commented: “I just realised that you don’t look at the floor and look at the more expensive eye level items.”Another user mocked: “It's stained from everyone's spilt tea and biscuits.”A third person voiced: “Because they want you to look at products and not the floor.”Someone else chuckled: “They’re dead flies, they just paint over them.”Meanwhile, a fifth user questioned: “Why would you not buy groceries because of the floor?”“It could put people off food”, the American simply said.And, this is not the only time the American has been confused.Previously, they were left baffled as to why Brits have garages in their ‘living rooms’ and park their cars in the garden.READ NEXT: Man slammed for insisting girlfriend covers cost of all meals on her birthday holiday

wouldn’t fit on the rides, she almost canceled.“The fact that I even have to think about if I will fit the rides is the first difference [in being a plus-sized visitor],” the mental-health nursing student told NeedToKnow.online.O’Neill said she worries about pushing down ride seats and safety bars to close them, adding that she also is concerned about safety following the death of a 14-year-old boy who died after falling off a ride at a theme park in Orlando, Florida, in March. An autopsy subsequently found that he was 96 pounds over the weight safety limit.Deciding she didn’t want other people to be in the same uncomfortable situation, O’Neill — who is a size 24 to 26 — made a TikTok video of herself checking seat sizes for each ride.“I used all the test seats that I could find, which most people don’t have to do,” she explained.

football and nappies are among the least of the culture shocking features between the two nations. READ MORE: American confused why Brits have garages in their 'living room' & park in garden But for this US expat calling the UK home for now has been left confused why pubs have some peculiar names.Going to the pub is a part of British culture, so the American was not sure why the Brits are so rude about their beloved boozy establishments.In a TikTok clip that has racked up thousands of views, the US citizen asked their 100,000 followers what the deal was with rudely named pubs.“Why do British people call pubs curse words, do people not get offended, it's so offensive and rude?” they questioned.In the video, they panned to a pub in St.

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TikTok as @c1nc00, shared a strange clip of his mum biting his leg before the imprint was traced by a tattoo artist. He then had the 'odd choice' permanently inked on him, which made his mum emotional as he recorded her blubbering over the tribute. READ MORE: 'Ireland’s most tattooed man' gets Kray twins portraits on back The video, which has gained more than 240,000 likes, was captioned: "It's her crying at the end is what makes it worth it."TikTok users were divided over the video as some saw it as a touching tribute to his mum, but others claimed it was just "odd."One user said: "Respect.