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10 Oscars Presenters Who Dressed Like Nominees

It's like wearing white to a wedding.

2023-03-07T20:12:46Z

Mediterranean plants – the 10 best to grow in your backyard

This combination of Mediterranean plants and blooms will thrive in a sunny garden

2023-03-20T21:05:09Z

"Nice" things people do that are incredibly annoying

It's a wonderful thing that we all (hopefully) try to be nice to other people. But there comes a point where niceness slides into nuisance, and sometimes the line can be hard to perceive. The reason is usually because when we're doing things we think are nice, we're doing precisely that: what we think is nice, as opposed to considering what is actually best or what the other person genuinely needs/wants. And we all know how it feels to be on the opposite end, receiving the kind gestures of other people that are actually quite annoying, causing more work for us and forcing us to pretend to be grateful. Click through to see the "nice" things that really just aren't!

2022-06-23T10:30:43Z

DAN WOOTTON: Harry and Meghan joined the war on men plaguing society

DAN WOOTTON: As the couple's true agenda is gradually revealed, it's becoming obvious that destroying the British Royal Family is only the start of their ambition of a hard left revolution.

2023-03-20T20:47:45Z

This £14.99 SPF Moisturiser Is One Of The Best We’ve Ever Tried

Tomorrow, the 21st of March, is the first official day of spring. With that long-awaited seasonal shift raises the questions of “what skincare changes do I need to be making?,” “why are we still letting a groundhog predict our weather (even though he’s weirdly always right),” and “what kind of sunscreen should I be using?” While I’m fairly sure that last question can be answered with “the one you will use consistently,” there are a lot of...

2023-03-20T21:52:05Z

Going braless: benefits and beginner advice

The no-bra look is a big trend in fashion and feminism these days, but is it really better than wearing a bra? Going braless is all about personal choice. We all love taking off an uncomfortable bra after a long day, but that doesn't mean it works for everyone all the time. The key here is freedom. Whether you want to wear a bra or not, you should be able to make your decision purely based on your own comfort and physical needs. There are plenty of harmful myths and attitudes floating around that may prevent a woman from doing this freely. Click through this gallery to see them deflated and learn more about the benefits of going braless.

2022-10-31T10:54:55Z

The cutest dog breeds, ranked

Dogs are adorable, and it seems absolutely impossible to choose any kind of favorite in terms of cuteness. However Town & Country has tried, making a definitive ranking of the 25 cutest dog breeds. Click through the gallery to see everything from fluffy pups to accessorized canines. Just try not to adopt them all at once!

2023-02-08T11:29:51Z

William and Kate 'shocked' at scale of royal rage in Caribbean as couple changes tack

The Prince and Princess of Wales are "taking more control" of how royal duty is managed after the couple's royal tour was dubbed a "PR disaster".

2023-03-20T09:39:25Z

Historical "facts" that are anything but factual

History has a way of sticking around, teaching us how far we've come and illustrating how human nature has both changed and managed to stay the same all at once. However, sometimes embellishments and downright inaccurate events get passed down along with history, masked as factual episodes. From who built the Egyptian pyramids to what ninjas actually wore, history is filled with misconceptions and inaccurate assumptions. Have you mistaken any myths for historical facts? Browse the gallery and find out.

2022-06-30T14:20:30Z

The 15 senior royals to feature in King's Coronation procession - as Louis confirmed

King Charles's Coronation will take place in less than two months' time, on Saturday, May 6, at Westminster Abbey in London, where he will be crowned alongside his Queen Consort, Camilla.

2023-02-06T14:46:45Z

‘Best solution' to descale kettles in ‘10 minutes' - ‘you need it to dissolve limescale'

Kettles are one of the most used appliances in kitchens, but the more they are used, the more limescale they gather. To get rid of this buildup, Mrs Hinch fans have shared their top tips to tackle the task naturally. One cleaning enthusiast claimed that a household's time is the "best solution".

2023-03-21T00:15:44Z

Mum lost 14 stone left with "body of a 90-year-old woman" thanks to 25lb of loose skin - and finds it weird now men give

A mum who lost 14 stone says she has the "body of a 90-year-old woman" thanks to 25lb of loose skin - and finds it weird now men give her "attention". Kristina Murphy, 34, weighed 26st 7lb and was a US size 30 at her heaviest after a lifelong struggle with her weight. The mother-of-two said her weight “got out of hand” during the pandemic leaving her unable to tie her shoelaces or walk up the stairs without difficulty. She gained 1st during lockdown and said after it affected “every aspect of her life” she decided in 2020 it was time for a “drastic” change. She started her bariatric journey in January 2021, incorporating diet and exercise changes such as portion control and gym sessions into her lifestyle, before undergoing gastric bypass surgery on April 28th 2021. Now at 12st 7lbs, Kristina is still suffering with body dysmorphia - as the weight loss has left her with an estimated 20-25lb worth of sagging loose skin around her stomach - which she said makes her look like a "90-year old-woman". She has been forced her to buy clothes in a US size 10-12 - two sizes bigger than her new US Size 8, because she has to "pack a massive stomach" in. But her self-confidence has still grown since shifting 14st 4lbs, and says guys offer to buy her drinks and give her attention which she finds "weird". Kristina, a secretary, from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, US, said: “The skin is a massive problem and was something I worried about before the surgery. “I struggle with finding clothes to fit me properly because I have to pack a massive stomach into clothes. I’m a size eight in jeans but I have to buy a size 10 to 12 to fit the skin, which is frustrating. “I’m dealing with rashes on the skin regardless of how clean I am, in my bellybutton, thighs, armpits. It hurts when I run because it hits against itself and it’s taken a toll on me mentally. “I feel good when I'm dressed, I can see the difference in myself and I feel beautiful, but when I’m by myself and I take my clothes off it crushes me. “I’ve got the body of a 90 year old woman. The skin all wrinkly and saggy and not where it should be. "I haven’t fully got rid of myself - I’m stuck with my old shell of my fat body. I can’t move into the new me when I still have the old me hung around me. “I was always the fat funny friend, and now guys buy me drinks and give me attention which is very weird for me." Previously Kristina was stuck in a cycle of binges, diets, and restriction. She said: “I was your typical chronic dieter. I would try every diet, and restrict myself. “I’ve now been diagnosed with binge eating disorder, but at the time I didn’t know about this. I would go without eating much for a week but I would be craving food and as a result of depriving myself so much I would overindulge in the week. “I would have protein shakes and salad in the week, then on the weekend I would eat a whole pizza by myself and chicken wings or soft drinks. One binge day would turn into four binge weeks. "I would gain 10-15lb from that binge episode.” Before qualifying for the surgery Kristina had to spend three months trying to lose weight through diet and exercise, as well as attending sessions with a nutritionist and psychotherapist to understand her weight difficulties on a deeper level. Kristina said: “My struggle with my weight has been something I’ve dealt with on and off my whole life. “In 2020 during the pandemic everyone was stuck at home and my weight got out of hand. "It took a toll on me physically. It had bothered me mentally but at this point I couldn’t get up steps easily and every aspect of my life was affected. So I decided it was time for me to do a drastic change and I started looking into weight loss surgery. “Now I’m in the phase of dealing with the aftermath and figuring out who I am as a person again after the weight loss.” Through her weight loss journey Kristina said she has been able to reconnect with herself, and develop a new sense of self-worth. She said: “I‘m becoming who I always was on the inside, digging her out from under my weight which was burying who I’ve always been. The person who I haven’t been able to explore. It’s like the weight has muddled me. “It’s been a journey to try and explore that to find myself and my light again, from little things like figuring out how to dress the new body to big things, like how do I have a healthy new relationship with food again?" Kristina’s relationship with children Kamrem, eight, and Isaiah, 10, has been a “big motivator” to improve her health. She said: “They are a big motivator because I want them to grow up and have a healthy relationship with food. “They never asked me to lose weight, but it killed me that I couldn’t run around with them because my knees hurt . Seeing what I couldn’t do with them is what bothered me. “Now it feels amazing that I can go to the park and

2023-03-20T16:16:49Z

34 Memorable Oscars Outfits That Didn't Quite Work

Yikes.

2023-03-06T21:27:07Z

Should we still be eating tuna?

With its delicious taste and agreeable texture, tuna is a favorite option for either a snack or meal choice. A nutrient-rich food, this sleek and streamlined species is among the most commercially valuable fish on the planet. And therein lies the problem. Existing levels of tuna fishing are unsustainable, which could drive the fish to extinction. And despite its super healthful benefits, consuming too much tuna can actually be dangerous for you. So, should we still be eating tuna? Click through and reel in what you need to know about this powerful, agile, and endangered fish.

2022-07-08T16:09:39Z

Charlotte and Louis will have these important roles at Charles' coronation

They'll be joining their brother George front and centre

2023-03-20T14:08:26Z

Tesco has changed its logo - and you could win £1,000 if you spot new design

You may be able to catch a glimpse of Tesco's new Easter logo across its delivery vans, billboards, social media posts, in-store signage, digital advertising, and TV adverts from today

2023-03-20T13:50:12Z

Pub's apology after being unable to 'honour any Mother's Day bookings'

"We are so sorry for any inconvenience caused".

2023-03-20T15:31:36Z

Extinct human species: how different were they from us?

Well done Homo sapiens! Yes, that's us: the modern human. We avoided extinction and thrived. But this was not the case for any other archaic human species. And if you think that we simply evolved in a direct line, you couldn't be more wrong. In fact, other species of humans cohabited on our planet at the same time. And yes, we even bred with some of them. Though in the end, we were the only ones who made it to this day. But how different were these early human species from us, really? Click through the gallery to find out.

2022-06-28T14:19:40Z

A comedian's red 'lasagne dress,' more of the worst fashion moments from Oscars past

Take a look back at some of the worst Academy Awards style ever.

2022-03-27T00:25:12Z

Call the Midwife's Helen George shares rare photo of her youngest daughter

Look how adorable little Lark is!

2023-03-20T15:15:52Z

Builders claim that 'mystery man' is Banksy - after he arrives at site of graffiti artist's mural

A group of builders are convinced that a mystery man they saw scoping out a famous site where the illusive artist Banksy left a mural is actually the artist himself - though not everyone is convinced.

2023-03-20T17:01:59Z

King Charles ready to 'give in' to Meghan and Harry's 'demands' for Coronation

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have reportedly made several "demands" as they negotiate with Buckingham Palace over whether they will attend the King's Coronation.

2023-03-20T21:40:20Z

Netflix sounds 'death knell' with Harry after showing replica of Diana's mangled Mercedes

EXCLUSIVE: The Crown's decision to replicate Princess Diana's mangled Mercedes could sound the "death knell" on Prince Harry's relationship with Netflix, one celebrity PR expert told Express.co.uk.

2023-03-20T20:24:32Z

Hairy Bikers star Dave Myers' resentment after making 'cruel' decision as a young carer

Hairy Bikers star Dave Myers has opened up about the "cruel" decision he had to make as he became a carer for his parents at a young age.

2023-03-20T19:53:10Z

The Most Stunning Academy Awards Jewelry Moments of All Time

From Elizabeth Taylor's 68 carat diamond necklace in 1970 to Angelina Jolie's overside emeralds from 2009.

2023-03-01T05:30:53Z

First World War baby sells Somerset home after living there for 102 years

First World War baby sells Somerset home after living there for 102 years - Nancy ‘Joan’ Gifford’s family bought the property in the village of Street for £200 in 1921 and it is now priced at £169,950.

2023-03-21T00:17:22Z

Shopper: Little-known reason why Aldi has multiple barcodes on items

A shopper and self-described 'big fan' of Aldi has shared the little-known reason why the supermarket has multiple barcodes on their grocery items.

2023-03-20T23:32:24Z

Grandmother's quick reflexes save little boy from falling mirror

A young boy was playing with a heavy full-length mirror in Qingdao, China on March 12 when it began to fall on him. Luckily, his grandmother was on her toes.

2023-03-20T21:12:46Z

Which type of rice is healthier for you: brown or white? Discover what the health experts have to say about this age-old debate!

This article examines the nutritional benefits of brown rice compared to white rice. Three experts in nutrition and exercise sciences discuss the higher fiber, magnesium, and other nutrient content of brown rice, as well as its lower glycemic index and potential for weight loss. The article also explores the potential health benefits of dietary fiber, such as calorie and weight management, binding of excess glucose and cholesterol, and reducing...

2023-03-20T10:49:44Z

Prince Harry and Meghan warned of dire UK popularity ratings as Britons have 'had enough'

A royal expert has warned there may be protests against the Duke and Duchess of Sussex at King Charles's Coronation as their standing has fallen so far among the public.

2023-03-20T13:09:28Z

2023-03-20T11:14:23Z

The 20 Best Oscars Dresses of All Time, According to Bazaar Editors

From the swan dress to all of Cher's Bob Mackie.

2023-03-10T22:09:22Z

'Unluckiest' star sign can 'expect misfortune' this year - 'and for good reason'

According to Western astrology, Virgo is the "unluckiest" of all 12 zodiac signs for a number of reasons.

2023-03-20T09:00:17Z

30 films you have to watch once in your life

Figuring out exactly what you want to watch can be tough with so many options available. Whether it's Hollywood or foreign cinema, we have been given unforgettable stories and characters that have turned into modern classics. Be it romance, drama, or comedy, there are essential films that everyone must watch once in their lives. So, get your popcorn ready and click through this gallery of 30 films you just have to watch at some point.

2022-07-13T10:57:26Z

Garden activities for kids: fun-filled ways to keep children entertained outdoors

Turn up the fun factor in your plot with these garden activities for kids – from great games, awesome play equipment, nature ideas and more

2023-03-20T21:05:21Z

Teacher who met Kate and William banned from classroom for sending 'sexual messages'

Lindsey Bauer was banned from teaching for the advances - but she has gone on to pursue a career in artist's modelling for portrait sculpture, painting, and photography students.

2023-03-20T14:39:43Z

The London man who got so fed up with life in the city he escaped to live in a cave in the side of a hill for 40 years

He baked his own bread, made his own clothes and was known locally for his eccentric outfit

2023-03-20T12:44:25Z

Meghan Markle's memoir to focus on 'confronting Royal Family' at Coronation, expert warns

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been warned they "run the risk of getting booed" at Coronation amid claims Meghan is set to pen her own bombshell memoir.

2023-03-20T18:54:28Z

Royals advised to adopt 'self-preservation' strategy with Harry and Meghan at Coronation

EXCLUSIVE: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are expected to attend the King's Coronation in May but should not expect a "warm reception", a royal expert told Express.co.uk.

2023-03-20T15:09:22Z

Toddler, 3, left traumatised after confronting hooded burglar in north London home

Toddler, 3, left traumatised after confronting hooded burglar in north London home -

2023-03-20T16:17:16Z

Emma's huge secret confirmed as she makes swift getaway in EastEnders

It would appear something else is going on.

2023-03-20T20:23:18Z

'Only people with a high IQ' can solve this tricky brain teaser in 21 seconds

The brain teaser, an image featuring a host of multi-coloured Ys, has a rogue letter among them - and it's up to the participant to pick it out.

2023-03-20T10:39:23Z

Missing Chicago woman found dead in shopping cart after saying she was on her way home in an Uber

Missing Chicago woman found dead in shopping cart after saying she was on her way home in an Uber - ‘I miss my baby,’ says 21-year-old woman’s father

2023-03-20T10:33:37Z

Libra: Your daily horoscope - March 21

Libra: here is your free predictions for the day March 21

2015-06-16T14:30:14Z

The 14 Best-Dressed Stars at the 95th Academy Awards

These are the celebrities who stood out on the first champagne carpet ever.

2023-03-13T02:25:19Z

Room color ideas – masterclass lessons in decorating with color

If you are browsing room color ideas, you need to start with the theory – here, experts share their wisdom around decorating with color

2023-03-20T20:05:00Z

Medieval omens you might still believe in

Omens, good and bad, were a staple of medieval superstition. Throughout the Middle Ages, many people interpreted signs such as plague as an expression of God's will. Moreover, they read certain images and episodes in the world as portents of impending calamity or disaster, or perhaps as signals of good fortune. From something as mundane as stumbling across a horseshoe, to witnessing a blazing comet racing across the sky, everything, it seemed, had an inner meaning. But what medieval omens might you still believe in today? Click through and take a look into the past to foretell the future.

2023-03-20T09:08:51Z

South London mum forced to move 35 miles away to Essex has 4-hour school run every day and says she has 'lost her life'

Her eldest son had to sleep over at friends' house while doing his GCSEs

2023-03-20T16:59:53Z

Prince Harry asked to give 28 days notice before returning to UK for security reasons

New details about Prince Harry's ongoing battle with the Home Office over his security arrangements have emerged.

2023-03-20T12:24:26Z

Roman Kemp devastated after eating Cadbury Creme Egg worth £10k without realising

The star was left emotional after finding out about the competition

2023-03-20T13:29:27Z