Normal Hair Loss in Shower: Expert Reveals Daily Amount
A top hairdresser explains how much hair loss is normal daily, debunks common shampoo myths, and reveals the biggest at-home treatment mistakes that damage hair.
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Strictly's Social Media Axe Sparks Outrage Over Talent Loss
Strictly Come Dancing faces backlash for axing professional dancers based on social media following, prioritizing TikTok metrics over dance talent and viewer loyalty.
Million-Pound Questions That Stumped Millionaire Contestants
Discover the ten £1 million questions that contestants on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? failed to answer, from cricket trivia to historical monarchs. Test your knowledge and see if you could have won the jackpot.
French and Saunders Reunite for London Palladium Panto
Comedy legends Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders will play the Ugly Sisters in 'Cinderella' at the London Palladium, marking their first stage performance together since 2009.
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Bridgerton Season 5 Announces Francesca and Michaela as Leads
Netflix reveals Francesca Bridgerton and Michaela Stirling will headline season 5, marking the show's first same-sex marriage storyline. Fans celebrate the groundbreaking LGBTQ+ romance.
Jay-Z's 'Uncontrollable Anger' Over Dropped Rape Claims
Rap mogul Jay-Z opens up about his emotional turmoil after being accused of assaulting a 13-year-old girl, with charges later dismissed in 2024 lawsuit.
Michelle De Swarte's The Afters: Standup Review
Review of Michelle De Swarte's touring comedy show The Afters, featuring her confident takes on menopause, parenting, and unconventional upbringing.
The Shaggs: Rock's Most Polarizing Cult Band Story
The Shaggs, three sisters forced into music by their father, created one of rock's most divisive albums. Despite being out of tune and rhythm, they gained fans from Frank Zappa to Kurt Cobain. A new documentary explores their accidental avant-garde legacy
Waterloo Road's 20-Year Journey: Teacher Sex to Cyber-Bullying
Executive producer Cameron Roach and actor Angela Griffin reveal how the BBC drama Waterloo Road evolved over two decades, tackling issues from teacher affairs to cyber-bullying, and its impact on audiences and talent.
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Expert Tests 14 Kitchen Knives for Ultimate Performance
Professional chef Ben Lippett rigorously tested 14 kitchen knives on tomatoes, onions, and herbs to identify the best blades for home cooks. Discover top picks including premium and budget options, plus essential knife care tips from specialist Helen Symo
Global Photo Roundup: Buddha's Birthday to Buzkashi
A visual journey across continents captures diverse moments: Seoul's lantern preparations, Afghan horseback goat-grabbing, Tokyo office life, and solemn processions in Kyiv and Tbilisi.
Self Esteem Revives David Hare's Rock Drama in West End
Rebecca Lucy Taylor, known as Self Esteem, stars in a revival of David Hare's 1975 play 'Teeth 'n' Smiles,' exploring parallels between 1970s disillusionment and today's music industry.
Ancient Magic Exhibition Explores Humanity's Quest for Control
A groundbreaking exhibition at the Toledo Museum of Art explores how ancient cultures from Mesopotamia to Rome used magic spells and enchanted objects to influence their world, revealing universal human desires that persist today.
Alan Ritchson Filmed in Alleged Assault on Tennessee Neighbor
Actor Alan Ritchson, famous for his role in the Amazon series Reacher, was filmed allegedly striking a neighbor in a suburban Tennessee altercation that involved his children.
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Habermas's Philosophy Helps Widower Cope with Wife's Death
A reader shares how the German philosopher's ideas on public spaces provided unexpected comfort after his wife's passing, revealing her hidden social life in their town.
Audience Appetite Fuels Disturbing Nightlife Video Trend
Hannah Clark responds to the rise of voyeuristic nightlife content, arguing that the male viewers and commenters are the core issue, not just the creators or platforms.
Dave Davies Hits Back at Moby Over 'Lola' Criticism
Kinks co-founder Dave Davies has responded strongly to electronic musician Moby's comments labeling their 1970 hit 'Lola' as 'gross and transphobic,' defending the song's legacy and intent.
Valerie Perrine, Superman and Lenny Star, Dies at 82
Valerie Perrine, acclaimed for her Oscar-nominated role in Lenny and as Lex Luthor's girlfriend in Superman films, has passed away at 82 after battling Parkinson's disease.
Guardian Corrects Strait of Hormuz, Military Shipment Errors
The Guardian newspaper has issued significant corrections regarding shipments in the Strait of Hormuz and the deployment of HMS Dragon, clarifying key details in recent defense and energy coverage.
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Trump's Chaotic Role in US-China Trade War Documentary
A review of Norma Percy's documentary 'Clash of the Superpowers: America vs China,' highlighting Trump's disruptive impact on diplomatic norms and the 2017 trade tensions.
Guardian Sudoku: Daily Puzzles and Print Solutions (24.03.2026)
The Guardian offers daily Sudoku puzzles with solutions in print editions. Learn how to access puzzles and find answers for the popular number game.
Trainspotting Becomes West End Musical with Irvine Welsh Songs
Irvine Welsh's iconic 1993 novel Trainspotting is being adapted into a stage musical, opening at London's Theatre Royal Haymarket in July with original songs co-written by the author.
UK Wine Production Soars in 2025 with Record Harvest
English and Welsh winemakers report a 55% production increase in 2025, with favorable conditions yielding the second-largest harvest and boosting industry value to £14 billion.
ABC Strike: BBC to Replace Flagship Shows as Staff Protest
ABC journalists strike for 24 hours, replacing flagship programs like 7.30 and AM with BBC World Service simulcasts and pre-recorded content over pay disputes.
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Dario Fo at 100: Comedy and Political Theatre Legacy
Celebrating the centenary of Dario Fo, the Nobel-winning Italian playwright whose works like Accidental Death of an Anarchist blend humor with sharp political critique, remaining powerfully relevant today.
London's Museum of Youth Culture Celebrates Teenage Subcultures
The Museum of Youth Culture opens in Camden, showcasing a 100,000-item archive of British youth subcultures from mods to ravers, filling a cultural void for teenage history.
Joe Woodhouse's Orecchiette and Polenta Chips with Chickpeas
Discover two speedy vegetarian recipes: orecchiette with chickpeas and a vibrant green sauce, and polenta chips with saucy chickpeas. Perfect for weeknight dinners, these dishes are wholesome and easy to prepare.
Exhibition on Punjabi Princess and Suffragette Sophia Duleep Singh
Kensington Palace exhibition reveals the extraordinary life of Sophia Duleep Singh, exiled Punjabi princess turned pioneering suffragette, through personal artifacts and historical documents.
Martin Clunes as Huw Edwards in Channel 5 Scandal Drama
Channel 5 airs a one-off factual drama starring Martin Clunes as disgraced newsreader Huw Edwards. Plus, BBC Three examines the trials of rapper Pa Salieu, and other evening highlights.
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Melbourne Cake Picnic: 1,600 Bakers Follow Strict Rules
At Melbourne's Cake Picnic, 1,600 bakers showcased their creations under strict rules: cakes must be at least 20cm wide and 7.5cm tall, labeled with ingredients, and no cupcakes allowed.
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