Celebrity Interviews

Kid Creole & The Coconuts: The last dance of a Legend – A conversation with the Sultan of Suave

After five dazzling decades of hits, sequins, and unforgettable stagecraft, the original 80s party band Kid Creole & The Coconuts is preparing to hang up the zoot suits and conga belts. As part of their grand finale, they’re heading back to the UK one last time with the Bye Bye Birdy Tour – a vibrant farewell to a career that helped define the sound and style of an era. From the Bronx…
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Celebrity Interviews

A rebel with a cause: Rob Wheeler on emotion, honesty & his new album “Leave Tomorrow”

It is a rare and precious occasion when a rock artist of calibre and conviction offers not just his time, but his candour, depth, and vulnerability for an in-depth conversation. Interviewing Rob Wheeler was precisely that – a privilege and an honour. Few musicians today are willing to go beyond surface-level PR and truly open up about their influences, struggles, and creative philosophies. Rob…
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Fitness & Health

Sunshine & Little Ones: A Parent’s Guide to Picking the Right Sunscreen for Kids

There’s nothing quite like watching your children run barefoot through the grass or build sandcastles with sandy toes and wild giggles. But as dreamy as sunny days can be, protecting their sensitive skin is one thing we simply can’t afford to overlook. If you’ve ever stood in the SPF aisle feeling totally overwhelmed, you’re definitely not alone. Spray or lotion? SPF 30 or 50? Mineral or…
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Attractions

Review: Sketch in Bloom 2025 – A floral tribute to Jane Austen

Now in its 11th edition, Sketch in Bloom has returned with a breathtaking transformation of the iconic Mayfair destination, celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen with a month-long immersive floral installation. Throughout its history, sketch has been home to impressive creative pioneers and institutions, from the Royal Institute of British Architects to the London atelier of Christian…
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Mumpreneurs & Mums at work

How to Start a Profitable T-Shirt Printing Business in 2025

The custom t-shirt industry is booming, and 2025 may be the best time yet to launch your own t-shirt printing business. With consumers craving individuality and businesses constantly in need of branded apparel, there’s a growing demand for custom tees. What was once a niche hobby has become a profitable venture for creative entrepreneurs around the world. If you’re thinking of turning…
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Fitness & Health

Skip Braces, Choose Veneers Instead

Many people hope to correct tooth alignment issues without dealing with the lengthy process of braces and they are right to do so. They may be eager to improve the look of their smile but find themselves put off by the idea of wearing metal brackets for months or even years. This is where veneers step in as an efficient, elegant solution, offering a way to address aesthetic concerns such as…
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Fitness & Health

Mental Health Awareness Week: Understanding Suicide Risk

As Mental Health Awareness Week reminds us to check in with our emotional wellbeing, it’s crucial we shine a light on one of the most devastating yet preventable outcomes of mental health struggles: suicide. While the word itself can feel difficult to say aloud, we must talk about it. Suicide claims thousands of lives every year – and each one is a person who once had hope, dreams, and the…
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Fitness & Health

From Medication to Mindfulness: Exploring Alternatives for Mental Health Support

What if mental health care didn’t start with a prescription, but with a pause? For too long, conversations around mental wellbeing have centred around either coping or medicating. But between these two extremes lies a quieter revolution – one rooted in awareness and small daily shifts that reconnect us with ourselves. As more mums speak openly about burnout, emotional fatigue, and that…
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Attractions

A fierce feminine flame: Jane Eyre by Northern Ballet at Sadler’s Wells

Until 19 May 2025 at Sadler’s Wells, then at The Lowry, Salford, 6–9 June. Tickets: sadlerswells.com. Charlotte Brontë’s beloved heroine,Jane Eyre, burns with rebellion, dignity, and quiet power – and in Northern Ballet’s reimagining, that flame is exquisitely fanned into a compelling, visceral performance. With choreography by Cathy Marston and an evocative score by Philip Feeney…
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