Let’s ban gifts for anyone aged over 18 on the grounds they are unnecessary, materialistic, bad for the planet and turn a joyous time of the year into a festival of angst, writes Angela Mollard.
The great wealth transfer has been heralded as a financial lifeline for many – but what few are talking about is the growing conflict and potential implosion within families, writes Angela Mollard.
Tracking tools are a modern convenience — and I sacrifice my own peace of mind so my daughters can feel intrepid, untethered and truly alive, writes Angela Mollard.
Looking back, I’ve failed to show my girls the upside of independence. I’ve championed feminism but at times I’ve made it look like drudgery, writes Angela Mollard.
With one in three marriages ending in divorce, a new field of experts is helping separated couples to achieve the impossible.
Beware of mixing old slang with new. And whatever the vintage of a buzzword, watch how you use it. Because for some, it hits different, writes Angela Mollard.
The new modern couple are together but live apart, just like columnists Angela Mollard and Rory Gibson. This is how their out-of-the-box relationship works.
Bullied incessantly as a young reporter by a newspaper executive, Angela Mollard thought she wanted him to confront his cruelty, but when his name cropped up her reaction was unexpected.
When Sunday Mail columnist Angela Mollard wrote a column defending US talk show host Ellen DeGeneres, she didn’t expect a call from the superstar herself.
Pretty nails are the modern woman’s crack, writes Angela Mollard. But they just limit our ability to do the good stuff men get to do because they’re not wasting their lives on grooming.
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