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A travel influencer is urging holiday-seekers to visit what she calls "the most underrated country in the world."

Over the past year, Stockport's historic Underbanks area has become known for its buzzing street parties, and this summer, a brand new takeover is planned.

Former neonatal nurse Lucy Letby was caught ‘virtually red-handed’ by a doctor as she displaced the breathing tube of a premature baby girl, prosecutors allege.

Just months after being at the centre of controversy around social media activity in relation to Erik ten Hag, Alejandro Garnacho appears to be supporting his manager.

Vivienne Westwood fans are rushing to a major high-street jewellery retailer to snap up designer £240 watches for £120 in a flash summer sale. Vivienne Westwood is a timeless designer brand loved by many, but items don't often come cheap.

Anyone with BBQ plans, a garden birthday party, or even plans to host a load of mates in the garden for an outdoor Euros screening may have ideas to serve up a feast. As we Brits have everything crossed we'll see some summer weather, Ninja has launched a huge £100 off one of its summer staples.

‘We didn’t know what was going to happen in the next minute, 10 minutes, 10 days. We didn’t know how she was going to wake up.’

A promised scheme to improve a road junction for traffic close to the huge Logistics North development is ‘no longer necessary’, Bolton Council have said. When planning permission was granted for the industrial park back in 2014 there was requirement put on Harworth Group, who operate the site, to improve two nearby road junctions to cater for more traffic.

Perfect Match season two is officially here—and, naturally, we already have some questions.Of course, Netflix and reality dating shows seem to be a match made in heaven. From to , the streaming platform certainly knows how to throw a bunch of strangers together and leave us with the perfect conditions for love and drama—and, after all, what more could we ask for from a dating show?In season one of Perfect Match, which aired last year, Netflix took things to the next level.

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By All products are independently selected by our editors. If you buy something, we may earn an affiliate commission.To celebrate Glamour's 85th birthday this year, we wrote a book. And not just any book.

, step aside. Ariana Madix, the new host of Love Island USA, wore a drippy gold gown during her premiere episode that put her previous looks to shame.It's a mermaid-y dress from buzzy brand Di Pesta, known for its “wet look” creations that cling to the skin. The gowns are made-to-order, and it looks like the gold was a custom fabric, but if you want a pink version of the “Venus” style, which is wearing, , including the crystals and chains.For her first episode as host of the reality dating show, Madix wore gold and diamond jewelry and styled her hair into beachy waves, really leaning into the “island” aesthetic.Much like Zendaya on the Challengers press tour, Ariana Madix is sticking to the theme.

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’s ever-growing crew of besties: According to photos from a girls night in London published , the squad’s transatlantic contingent now includes Kate Moss, Stella McCartney, Andrew Scott, and Phoebe Waller-Bridge, in addition to her .Swift’s all-black look for the night was Tortured Poets Department by way of Reputation. The singer-songwriter brought the dark feminine energy in a lacy black Stella McCartney corset top and black jeans with a matching lace detail around the cuffs, layered under a collared beige jacket. She accessorized with deep red pumps and the in February—where she announced TTPD.

A while ago, we highlighted the relatively new film club/ cinephile-friendly streaming service, Galerie. This is a service, unlike Netflix, Prime Video, and the rest, that is all about acclaimed filmmakers curating lists of films.

Recently, it was revealed that two actors were added to the ensemble cast of DC Studios’ “Peacemaker” Season 2. It appears that they’re getting closer to production because we have yet another name joining John Cena and Co.

By On Netflix, the three-part docuseries, , aired at the end of May. But in the real world, the series just keeps on going.In the latest installment, , its apparently unwitting subject who may or may not be in a cult, took to Instagram Monday to those behind the series.

is ready to talk about the .Grande didn't participate in the Discovery docuseries—which detailed allegations of of some of Nickelodeon's most popular kids' shows—but clips of her from her time at the network were featured heavily. At the time of the series' release, Grande didn't comment on the documentary or her own experiences.

Just one look at the cast, and you can see why there’s a lot of hype surrounding the Peacock original series, “Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist.” Some of the best actors working today are showing up in Kevin Hart’s new show. READ MORE: Summer TV Preview: Over 35 Must-See Series To Watch As seen in the trailer, “Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist” tells the true story of one of the most brazen criminal heists ever to happen in the U.S.

Rafa Sales Ross Guest Contributor The Mediterrane Film Festival announced its complete program ahead of its second edition, taking place in Malta’s capital of Valetta from June 22-30. New titles selected include recent Cannes highlights in Coralie Fargeat’s Demi Moore-led body horror “The Substance” and Roberto Minvervini’s “The Damned,” which join previously announced films like Yorgos Lanthimos’s “Kinds of Kindness” and Jane Schoenbrun’s “I Saw The TV Glow.” Further program additions include Mahdi Fleifel’s Directors’ Fortnight standout “To a Land Unknown,” which Variety labeled “a confident, angry, fully-realized drama,” and Truong Minh Quy’s Un Certain Regard breakout “Viet and Nam.” An extended version of the Malta-shot “Jurassic World: Dominion” will play as part of the Malta Expanded strand, while on the retrospective end of the program, the festival will honor David Bowie with screenings of Nicolas Roeg’s “The Man Who Fell to Earth” and Lisa Azuelos’s “My Way,” plus a masterclass on the musician’s enduring legacy helmed by British Film Commissioner Adrian Wootton titled “David Bowie: Celebrating 60 Years of Genius.” Artistic Director Teresa Cavina said she is “very happy” with the selection, calling it “a chorus of strong and harmonious voices that, through extraordinary films, gives shape to a complex and varied universe, a mirror of the reality that surrounds us, often difficult to decipher, sometimes painful, but also full of hope and capacity for renewal.” Cavina also emphasised the strong female presence at this year’s festival, with 16 films — almost half of the festival’s official selection — comprised of works directed by women.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Ankama, the French company behind the cult favorite adult animated feature “Mutafukaz” and video game franchises such as “Dofus” and “Wakfu,” has acquired a minority stake in Inthebox, a thriving Annecy-based animation studio. The alliance will allow Ankama to “fast-track its production pipeline and benefit from Inthebox’s expertise with different techniques, such as 3D animation,” Ankama’s co-founder Anthony Roux told Variety in a conversation with Inthebox’s co-founders Mathieu Marin and Madjid Chamekh (pictured).