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Paul Rudd is soaking up the sun during a day at the beach in Gold Coast, Australia.

Imagine waking up feeling refreshed, energised, and emotionally balanced just from a brisk morning walk. It might seem far-fetched, but research indicates that just 5 to 10 minutes of early-morning sunlight daily can significantly benefit our physical and mental well-being and it won't cost you a penny! "Getting sunlight in your eyes first thing in the morning is absolutely vital," neuroscientist Dr Andrew Huberman, host of the popular Huberman Lab podcast, insists.

. It may not be the Age of Aquarius in our lifetime, but it is the month of the quirky water bearer as of Sunday. Aquarius isn’t a water sign at all, but an erudite air sign—a rebel with a cause and the consummate contrarian! This season is marked by the cold, dry, pointy end of winter—the sobering kind that sharpens the mind, chaps the lips, and reminds us that we have as much in common as we have differences.

Bradley Walsh has opened up about a weekend tradition he shares with his wife that sometimes results in him 'moaning'.

If the start of a new year has you daydreaming about your next holiday, we've got loads of ideas to inspire your 2025 getaway. If you're on the hunt for hot and sunny destinations all year round, we've got you covered with this handy calendar showing where in the world is (hopefully) warm and dry every month of the year. Just scroll down to your preferred travel month for our top picks for warm weather destinations, all year round...

The Met Office has warned of potential "rural frost" across the North West this weekend including Greater Manchester.

Spring may feel like a million months away, especially after experiencing the arctic blast that blanketed many parts of the UK with ice and snow last week, but we're definitely looking forward to updating our wardrobes with some of the latest styles popping up on the high street. New season buys are starting to trickle in at Boden and there's one dress in particular that we're obsessed with.

Bradley Walsh, the host of The Chase, left fans and podcast host Laura Hamilton in shock with his detailed theory about the construction of the pyramids. He suggested that it was 'impossible' for the Egyptians to have built them.

Grabbing the milk to pour into your morning cup of coffee to find it's curdled and foul smelling is not the best start to the day. And according to a white goods manufacturer, your milk going off before it should is often down to where you are storing it.

Catelynn Lowell’s name is nowhere to be seen on her mortgage deed with husband Tyler Baltierra… But why?!

here.Along with the announcement, Allen has also shared the album’s title track featuring Swedish singer-songwriter Neneh Cherry. “Glistened with rays of the sun / Fashioned sure / Pure out of the one / Arise and seek / Hear spirit speak / New Dawn is waiting for you,” Cherry sings over Allen’s soft and smooth sax playing.According to a press release, Allen embarked on the creation of ‘New Dawn’ two days after his 100th birthday. The album is described as “a love letter to spacetime that channels a century of musical transience and transcendence into seven outer dimensional tracks.”Though his career has spanned over 70 years, ‘New Dawn’ marks the first time that the legendary jazz musician has released a project under his own name.The LP was recorded in May 2024 in Philadelphia and is a collaborative effort with Allen’s Arkestra bandmate Knoel Scott.

Nick Vivarelli International Correspondent Scottish singer-songwriter Donovan is celebrating the 60th anniversary of his first album’s release with a series of European concerts that will kick off in Rome this May. The flower power pioneer will perform some of his most popular songs, including his first global hit “Catch the Wind.” The May 14 Donovan concert is set to be held at Rome’s Teatro Manzoni, where the mellifluous folk-rock artist will play his other 1960s hits including “Sunshine Superman,” “Hurdy Gurdy Man,” “Colours” and “Mellow Yellow.” Tickets go on sale Jan.

Apple TV+ series “The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin,” which stars Noel Fielding as the infamous highway bandit, has shut down in the middle of shooting Season 2, Variety has confirmed. A source close to the project said Season 2 had “ceased production.” Variety understands that the show, which was around three months into the shoot, is highly unlikely to get back off the ground. Another source said that Apple and production company Big Talk did “everything they could” to finish the series and were “really excited about it.” Consisting of six episodes, the first season of the show launched on the streamer last spring, co-starring Hugh Bonneville, Tamsin Greig and Ellie White.

EXCLUSIVE: Rupert Murdoch‘s News UK has placed an unknown number of employees into a consultation process as part of plans to reorganize its studios division after Piers Morgan‘s departure.

A rare ‘parade’ of planets seen only once every few years will light up the night sky this week in a must-see celestial display.

Households up and down the country could be owed £100s in council tax refunds. The revelation comes after a Freedom of Information (FOI) request from The Sun revealed that over three million households in the UK could be owed £544 million together through council tax refunds alone. Similarly, MoneySavingExpert's FOI shows that £141 million is owed in council tax refunds through 349 local authorities in England, Scotland, and Wales.

King Charles, who spent the majority of his life preparing for his current role as monarch and held the title of Prince of Wales longer than anyone else in British history, has reportedly been hesitant to coach his "beloved" daughter-in-law, Princess Kate, on her future role as Queen Consort. The Sun reports that neither King Charles nor Queen Camilla, who currently serves as consort, have sat down with Kate to prepare her for her future duties.

Taye Diggs recently celebrated his 54th birthday and he rang in the new year by taking a trip to the Caribbean.

A buyer looking for a new home abroad on A Place in the Sun shut down a house viewing within minutes as he told the expert 'I've seen enough'.

j-hope is headed back out on the road for the Hope On the Stage tour!

As the winter chill continues, we're all looking for smart ways to stay warm without cranking up the heating.That's why Dunelm's Solar Blackout Eyelet Curtains are flying off the shelves.These thermal curtains help regulate room temperature by trapping heat in winter and blocking it out in summer, making them a year-round essential.They also feature a blackout coating that blocks external light and minimises noise, perfect for bedrooms and living rooms. READ MORE: Frankie Bridge's £14 hack is perfect for keeping your feet warm in the winter READ MORE: Zara McDermott hails £40 electric heated blanket 'the best thing' she's ever used to stay warm Each set includes two curtain panels available in a variety of sizes, starting at £28 for a 117cm wide by 137cm long set, up to 228cm by 228cm for £68.The curtains have an eyelet header for easy threading onto curtain poles and come in nine different colours, from neutral whites and greys to bold yellows and purples.