Woman starts Twitter debate after questioning whether it's 'normal' to shower with back to the water
Alice, from Crystal Palace, has started a debate on Twitter after questioning whether it's 'normal' to shower with your back to the water, rather than facing it. Read more...
No Bubble for the N.B.A. Season? Its a Problem
Coronavirus cases, and game postponements, are piling up less than a month into the season. The league is turning to stricter rules off and on the court, but that may not be enough. Read more...
Apple App Store grossed billion last year as lockdown saw sales spike over 25 percent from 2019
Apple doesn't disclose App Store sales figures, but analysts looked at the amount doled out to developers, and added back in the 30 percent fee Apple keeps to come up with billion. Read more...
World Chess Federation Issues Letter Supporting the Turkish Federation
In response to complaints by some of the women who played in last months Womens World Champion tournament in Turkey, the World Chess Federation says that the event was well run and organized. Read more...
Sister of murdered pharmacist Jessica Patel tells of husband's crocodile tears
Jessica Patel, 34, was strangled by her husband Mitesh at their Middlesbrough home in May 2018 in a premeditated attack. Read more...
How to Reimagine Your Relationship to Alcohol
For many, January is a month to rethink how much they imbibe, whether theyre worried about heavy drinking or just looking for a reset. Read more...
How to outsmart fake news in your Facebook feed
Fake news is actually really easy to spot -- if you know how. Consider this your New Media Literacy Guide. Read more...
Bill Shorten tells Karl Stefanovic he doesn't know who Bernard Tomic's girlfriend Vanessa Sierra is
Bill Shorten said he doesn't know who Bernard Tomic's controversial girlfriend Vanessa Sierra is, but admitted he stumbled across photos of her donning a disposable face mask bikini. Read more...
William Boyds Madcap Burlesque Revisits the Summer of 1968
Trio follows three characters who are connected to a disastrous film production and each has a personal crisis to deal with. Read more...
A Trip Into the Otherworldly With Adrienne Kennedy as Guide
A digital four-play retrospective, capped by a world premiere, illuminates this writers fascination with doubling, violence and Black identity. Read more...
Inauguration History and Facts Who Was the First New President to ?
The inauguration has evolved a bit from George Washingtons day. Read more...
Shoppers are rushing to get their hands on these bike shorts
Shoppers are rushing to snap up a .99 pair of bike shorts from the Australian activewear brand Lorna Jane, and claiming they have become their 'ultimate everyday staple'. Read more...
Ana de Armas poster is thrown in the TRASH outside Ben Affleck's home in LA amid split
The Oscar-winning actor, 48, didn't seem to be pining for his now-ex, barely waiting a moment before discarding mementos from his romance with the Cuban beauty, 32. Read more...
Pensioner with Still's disease recalls undergoing shocking medical treatments as a child
Disabled pensioner Ann Macfarlane, from Norfolk, detailed the shocking medical treatments she underwent as a child, on BBC2 documentary Silenced The Hidden Story of Disabled Britain. Read more...
Finding a Foothold for Nordic Skiing in Rural Alaska
The harsh wind-hammered tundra sometimes complicates the prospect, as do the polar bears. But the children are enthusiastic pupils. Read more...
Why DO experts say the outbreak is slowing if the death toll is continuing to soar?
There is a roughly three-week time delay between someone catching the disease and dying from it, which means it takes about 21 days for a trend in cases to translate to the fatality figures. Read more...
The Potential Plus of Having a Former English Learner as Education Secretary
Like a growing number of U.S. students today, Miguel Cardona learned English in school, not at home. Read more...
Jailed Salim Mehajer tries to represent himself in court to get out of jail
Former western Sydney deputy mayor Salim Mehajer's embarrassing spelling mistakes have been revealed in court as he tries to represent himself to get out of prison. Read more...
The Best Butterscotch Pudding Is Homemade
This unfussy, old-fashioned recipe is easy to stir together on top of the stove, and hard to mess up. Read more...
Wuhan medics 'knew virus was deadly and spreading among humans'
Medical professionals in Wuhan say they knew about virus deaths as early as December 2019, but it was mid-January before China first informed the WHO of a fatality. Read more...