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Sometimes, browsing through the internet can stop you in your tracks. You will likely see something so absurd that it makes you do a double-take to see if what you saw was indeed what you saw. Here are some examples of those posts, courtesy of the “Wait, What?” subreddit. As…

If the Globes are anything to go by, we’re in for an extremely chic awards season in 2026

'Friends' just refuses to age quietly. From Ross's emotional breakdowns to Phoebe's ditziness, Monika's crazy competitiveness, and Chandler's sarcastic quips, there's been no shortage of meme-worthy moments. Here are some of the funniest, for anyone who needs a hit but doesn't have time to binge-watch the entire show right now.

Subtle, yet sophisticated

After her husband died suddenly, and her children left home, teacher Helen Smith started to question everything in her life. Then a radio programme about a shortage of Guide Dogs gave her an idea

Beat the winter blues with a soul-soothing, Senegalese-inspired spiced chicken pie and hearty Nigerian plantain boats stuffed with black-eyed beans

COMMENT: It is poised to sweep Oscar season, but Chloé Zhao’s tale of Shakespearean grief – starring Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal – is less a masterpiece than a blunt spade designed to whack you over the head until you weep from the pain, writes Patrick Sproull

If you want to get the squeeze on how we test juicers at woman&home, here's the place where we give you the juicy details on what goes on in our test kitchen

As winter arrives, markets are filled with fresh sweet potatoes, commonly known as shakarkandi. Loved for their natural sweetness and nutritional value, sweet potatoes are especially enjoyed during the colder months. One of the most popular ways to relish this seasonal ingredient is by preparing sweet potato halwa, a warm,…

Our politically engaged mother loved deriding me and my sister for being stroppy and delinquent. This picture tells another story – and is a testament to our sunny dispositions

He has survived loss, breakdown and schooling by ‘scary nuns’, but the anguish is still there in his art. As his new show thrills Paris, the US-based, Irish-born artist talks about the pain that drives him