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When British pop star Dua Lipa met her husband-to-be, Callum Turner , for the first time, they were reading the same book: Hernán Díaz's 2022
By: Kara Kennedy
Celebrities and social pressure may just be pushing young people back to novels
Here's the great lesson of the #MeToo years, learnt by a whole generation of ruined men at enormous personal cost: you do not, under any circumstances, say sorry.
Here’s the great lesson of the #MeToo years, learnt by a whole generation of ruined men at enormous personal cost: you do not, under any circumstances, say sorry. You do not go on Newsnight and dab yo...
Young people are giving up on the infinite swipe of traditional dating apps. So, what's next?
Now, he's doing just that. Imagine, for a minute, that everyone in your neighborhood is paying your rent, and then, one day, you accuse them all of being racist bullies and move away.
We've been telling women for decades that motherhood is one of the worst things that can happen to them. So is it any surprise that so many moms now see child-killing mom Lindsay Clancy as a martyr?
At first glance, Blackie & Co.: Blackbirds in My Garden , by the English writer Hockley Clarke, is quite unsurprisingly a nice little book about blackbirds.
Imagine being told that the £200m film you starred in was a big fat flop because you're just not man enough.
Gladiator II's box office sparks a debate about Hollywood's changing male stars.
