How to wear scent if you hate strong perfumes

Discover the art of fragrance layering with new Gen Z beauty brands. A gentle, watercolour-like approach for sensitive noses, avoiding overpowering scents. Explore the products leading the trend.

UK Pantos Extend Run, Battling January Blues

Discover how pantomimes in Nottingham, Liverpool, and London are extending their runs into the new year, offering vital cheer and boosting theatre revenues. Find out where to catch a late-season show.

7 Best Kid-Friendly London Exhibitions for 2026

Discover the top family-friendly exhibitions coming to London in 2026. From immersive Pixar worlds to stop-motion fun and underwater adventures, plan your perfect cultural day out with the kids.

Ben Wheatley's 'Bulk' Review: A Lo-Fi Sci-Fi Gem

Director Ben Wheatley delivers a charmingly retro sci-fi with Sam Riley as a journalist probing a billionaire's 'Brain Collider'. A quirky, thought-provoking UK film. Read our full review.

A Gangster's Life Review: Amateurish Crime Comedy

Our review of 'A Gangster's Life', a low-budget British crime comedy starring Tony Cook. The film, out on digital platforms from 19 January, is a mixed bag of quirky ideas and poor production.

Alan Rickman: Stars' memories 10 years after death

A decade after Alan Rickman's death, friends like Ruby Wax, Sigourney Weaver, and Tom Felton share heartfelt stories of the actor's wit, generosity, and profound impact on their lives and careers.

Code Violet PS5 Review: 2026's Worst Game

Code Violet, the first major PS5 release of 2026, is a disastrous attempt at a Dino Crisis homage. Our review reveals broken gameplay, sexist tropes, and a shocking £40 price tag for an amateurish mess.

Your Horoscope for Wednesday 14 January 2026

Discover your star sign's forecast for Wednesday 14 January 2026. With Mercury in Capricorn opposing Jupiter in Cancer, a cosmic clash between logic and emotion unfolds. Get your free personalised reading.

Nero Book Awards 2024 Winners Announced

Benjamin Wood wins fiction prize for 'Seascraper', Sarah Perry takes nonfiction for 'Death of an Ordinary Man'. Discover the full list of winners and shortlists for the prestigious UK book awards.

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