By Justin Enriquez For Dailymail.com 03:51 14 Feb 2024, updated 05:43 14 Feb 2024 Jennifer Lopez shared loving glances with her husband Ben Affleck at the premiere of her latest film. The 54-year-old A-lister – who recently revealed the advice her man gave to her – had that look of love with the 51-year-old star … Read more
The wood shavings we put in the coop are FSC approved – meaning they are made from wood from responsibly managed forests – but of course there will be emissions tied to the production and transportation. So, instead I tried a reusable egg-laying mat, a bit like a door mat with rubber bristles. However, on … Read more
In Pictures | Archaeology (Image credit: Susana Girón) A series of discoveries is revealing that Europe’s first inhabitants settled in a remote and rugged corner of Granada some 1.4 million years ago. N Nestled in the heart of the High Plateau of Grenada in southern Spain, the 1,300-person town of Orce is surrounded by a … Read more
Of particular pride for Hadden is Surf Lab, an alliance with nearby Edinburgh Napier University that will undertake specialised research – already it has funded the world’s first surf therapy PhD on the same campus. Besides that, Lost Shore will be the first to have a surf school offering courses in meditative surf therapy. “It’s … Read more
On a Sunday morning in the French coastal town of Douarnenez, a queue snakes out the door of a boulangerie. This is a common enough sight across the country, where picking up freshly made bread is a daily ritual, but here the people aren’t just buying a baguette. Most are also waiting to purchase one … Read more
“Now with [Lionel] Messi living in Miami, he’s become a great ambassador of mate, like a living showcase of mate consumption,” Johan added. (Fun fact: Messi drinks mate from Uruguay, not Argentina.) Global messaging platform WhatsApp recently introduced a mate emoji, which points to mate’s growing popularity as people aim for a healthier lifestyle in … Read more
“Is this an act of grooming,” asks Richard Lawson in Vanity Fair. “Priscilla does not really editorialise on that, instead calmly showing true events as they happened (or in some version of how they happened) and letting the audience make assessments.” On the other hand, Tara McNamara at Common Sense Media has no doubts. “While … Read more
My warm-up hike was the 20-minute trek to the dam, a monumental 27m-high concrete wall holding back an ancient, crystalline lake from the dry, fertile valley on the other side. A thick and fast-moving fog turned fellow hikers into ghostly silhouettes and obscured whole mountains, reminding us that up here, nature is a capricious shapeshifter. … Read more
3. Best for those with eclectic tastes: Horniman Museum and Gardens Towering totem poles and colourful cycle-rickshaws, Spanish Inquisition torture chairs and Uzbek wedding dresses, Rio carnival costumes and Yoruba divination rattles, sperm whale teeth and stuffed three-toed sloths: the Horniman has perhaps the most eclectic collection of any museum in the capital. Founded in … Read more
Stepping off the ferry, I walked the short distance to An Laimhrig, the pier centre. Recently expanded and redeveloped to better serve the increasing number of islanders and visitors, the complex is at the heart of community life. As I oriented myself with a map, islanders came and went, collecting deliveries, dropping off letters and … Read more