“It’s a small world, but I wouldn’t want to have to paint it.” That old quip may have never been truer, with celebrities, high-speed thrills, and fast-paced lives, comes a web of personal relationships that can intertwine in the most unexpected ways. Case in point: Friendships, fallouts, and romantic entanglements? A scintillating tale of relationships and connections reveals itself, as the shocking history between Charles Leclerc‘s rumored girlfriend Alexandra Saint Mleux, and estranged ex, Charlotte Sine, resurfaces.
Observer book of the weekSociety booksReviewThis fascinating study debunks false narratives about immigration and finds that, in common with other species, the urge to move is written in our genes
Sonia Shah’s last two books Pandemic, published in 2016, and The Fever, published in 2010, introduced her as a storyteller in a novel genre: travel books that went in search of the spread of disease - cholera in the former, malaria in the latter.
Epic OneWater Brew is made from water recycled from showers, laundry and bathroom sinks in a 40-story San Francisco apartment building. Photograph: Matthew Cantor/The GuardianEpic OneWater Brew is made from water recycled from showers, laundry and bathroom sinks in a 40-story San Francisco apartment building. Photograph: Matthew Cantor/The GuardianBeerEpic Cleantec’s beverage highlights one way to tackle extreme drought: by turning recycled waste into potable products
After years of historic drought in California, water recycling has become a pressing issue – but just how much can be done with what we’ve got?
Garbine Muguruza is one of the noteworthy players on the WTA Tour to watch out for. Known for her flat powerful groundstrokes, Muguruza turned pro in 2021. As of December 2021, she has triumphed over 10 WTA titles and two Grand Slam titles. The Spaniard has also reached the number one spot in September 2017.
Garbine Muguruza has kept a very low profile in her dating life. However, at the WTA Tour Finals 2021, it almost became official that she’s dating her boyfriend, Arthur Borges.
Wonder if Raven Baxter saw this one coming!
Anneliese van der Pol and Johnno Wilson are engaged, four years after the Disney Channel original series Raven's Home introduced them.
In a joint post over the weekend, the actor and actress shared the exciting news by posting a series of photos from the proposal, which took van der Pol completely by surprise, judging by the look on her face.
In the pictures, the shocked actress kneels on the floor with her mouth agape as Wilson holds up a ring box while down on one knee.
Don't take everything you hear in the rumor mill to heart. Somehow, someway, a news report began circling on the net, in which Blueface was "quoted" speaking ill of Cardi B's quote-unquote "twerk wind," - the full quote seemingly summarizing February's "Thotiana" video shoot as quite the coup, if not for the fact Cardi B had the set smelling like "dead raccoons."
And with that, a clown posse of trolls helped the false report achieve some level of unanimity for the shortest period of time.
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Mariah Carey has been sued by her sister, Alison A. Carey, in New York court over the contents of the singer’s recent memoir, “The Meaning of Mariah Carey,” which describes a contentious and deeply estranged relationship between the superstar and her eight-years-older sibling.
Melissa Walsh and John Robertson from Married at First Sight Australia. Picture: Instagram What happened to Married at First Sight Australia's Melissa and John? And where are they now? Here's what we know... **Warning: Married at First Sight Australia season 5 spoilers ahead**
If you’re looking for another series to binge watch, Married at First Sight Australia could be the answer.
E4 is currently airing the fifth season of the popular programme, after it was originally shown on channel Nine over in Oz in 2018.
OpinionUS news This article is more than 15 years oldPreventing the rise of a 'messiah'This article is more than 15 years oldJonathan David FarleyThe US government's efforts to discredit Martin Luther King and other civil rights leaders illustrate the lengths to which it will go to stifle left-wing movementsForty years ago today, a bullet severed the spine of a man whom many the world over thought of as a prince. We have all seen the picture of the hotel balcony where that prince stood, and fell, surrounded by his entourage, all pointing - presumably, in the direction from which the bullet came.