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September 24, 2026

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Mar

What Robert Redford looked like young

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3 min read

“One of Robert Redford’s strongest assets is his good looks,” writer Scott Holleran once mused. Indeed, the Hollywood icon was once a ubiquitous silver screen heartthrob. However, the late star of iconic films like “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid,” “The Sting,” and “All the Presidents’ Men” had more to offer than high cheekbones. Not only was Redford an Oscar-winning director, but […]

22
Mar

Plastic surgeon’s hot take on Demi Moore’s new look

Editor / 6 months
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3 min read

The following article mentions eating disorders. Demi Moore may have transformed since she burst onto the scene in the ’80s, but she never lost her spark. After all these years, the “Landman” star is still leaving her mark with award-winning performances — and her beauty! At age 62, Moore was named People magazine’s World’s Most […]

22
Mar

Why forcing the strait open is high risk

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5 min read

As the war between the United States and Iran has entered its fourth week, the Strait of Hormuz has become the conflict’s most critical — and volatile — battlefield. The narrow chokepoint, through which a significant share of the world’s oil passes, is now effectively paralysed. Iran has largely blockaded the strait, snarling oil shipments and disrupting global trade. Tehran, […]

22
Mar

US-Israel Iran war Day 23: Trump’s 48-hour ultimatum; Qatar crash

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22 min read

Donald Trump warned the US could “obliterate” Iranian power plants if the Strait of Hormuz is not reopened within 48 hours. Iran fired a missile toward Dimona in southern Israel, injuring dozens near a nuclear site, while tensions rose after a strike on Iran’s Natanz nuclear facility. Missiles were also launched toward the US-UK base […]

21
Mar

Primary colours are back, but styling them isn’t child’s play

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4 min read

You would think primary shades would be the easiest colours to wear. Red, yellow, blue: we can name these before we can tie our shoelaces. They are not sophisticated colours, such as Armani greige or Pantone favourite Mocha Mousse. They are not challenging-to-wear colours, like chartreuse or mustard. They are Mr Men colours. So wearing them […]

21
Mar

GLP-1 diabetes drugs could stop anxiety and depression

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4 min read

Diabetes drugs could prevent anxiety and depression from worsening, according to research. Type 2 diabetes affects more than 800 million people globally and research shows that those with the condition are about twice as likely to have depression as the wider population. GLP-1 receptor agonists such as semaglutide are commonly prescribed for diabetes and obesity. While studies have found other […]

21
Mar

Understanding My Autistic Son Through Doctor Who

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4 min read

The film Elf is a no-go in our house. My son interprets it as the psychological horror story of a man who is telling the truth but is constantly disbelieved. He loves The Traitors and rewatches entire series of it – knowing who the traitors are gives him an autonomy and comfort watching the game. Any other […]

21
Mar

US-Iran War Day 22: Trump Eyes Drawdown, Eases Oil Sanctions

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15 min read

Donald Trump said the US may “wind down” its Middle East military operation, even as his administration deploys more troops and requests an additional $200 billion from Congress. The United Kingdom has approved the use of its bases for US strikes near the Strait of Hormuz, while Washington considers lifting sanctions on Iranian oil at […]

21
Mar

US-Israel-Iran War Day 22: Key Updates

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3 min read

Airspace disruptions and rising regional tensions are impacting travel and security across the UAE, with flights delayed and routes altered. Authorities confirmed the situation remains stable after intercepting missiles and drones, while travellers face uncertainty over schedules and rights. Meanwhile, Hormuz shipping has plunged, prompting global concern as nations coordinate efforts to keep vital energy […]

20
Mar

Therapist-Approved Ways To Cope With Anxiety

Editor / 6 months
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5 min read

Anxiety is a word that’s often tossed around lightly and used as if it’s just another synonym for stress — something mildly bothersome, but relatable, since hey, don’t we all feel that way from time to time? True anxiety, however, goes way beyond that. Anxiety disorder is a serious, debilitating mental health issue, one that […]

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What Robert Redford looked like young

Plastic surgeon’s hot take on Demi Moore’s new look

Why forcing the strait open is high risk

US-Israel Iran war Day 23: Trump’s 48-hour ultimatum; Qatar crash

Primary colours are back, but styling them isn’t child’s play

GLP-1 diabetes drugs could stop anxiety and depression

Understanding My Autistic Son Through Doctor Who

US-Iran War Day 22: Trump Eyes Drawdown, Eases Oil Sanctions

US-Israel-Iran War Day 22: Key Updates

Therapist-Approved Ways To Cope With Anxiety

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