Meghan receives top honour
MEGHAN, Duchess of Sussex has received the annual honour from society bible Tatler magazine, following in the footsteps of Pippa Middleton and Cara Delevingne.
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Ariana’s fiance reveals disturbing history
PETE Davidson lost his firefighter dad in the September 11 attacks — and has been ‘in and out of mental health facilities’ since then, he reveals in a confronting new interview.
When love is a battlefield
WHEN you listen to Pip Drysdale speak, it’s difficult to pinpoint her interesting accent. There’s a touch of British, a little South African and a healthy dose of Australian — and there’s good reason why.
Stunning birds captured on camera
FROM bickering flamingoes, to sassy seagulls and even a perturbed puffin, these images have wowed the eagle-eyed judges of the Bird Photography of the Year competition.
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Book reveals billion-dollar Ikea feud
IKEA founder Ingvar Kamprad was forced to hand over billions of dollars to his sons following a bitter family feud, according to a new book.
Russian shot in quarrel over Kant
AN ARGUMENT in southern Russia over philosopher Immanuel Kant devolved into pure mayhem when one debater shot the other.
JK Rowling pens Potter-inspired film
BESTSELLING author JK Rowling is writing a new movie based on the wizarding world in one of Harry Potter’s textbooks.
Guinness World Records gets its goat
A SKATEBOARDING goat is among the record-breakers who have made it into the 2014 edition of the Guinness Book of World Records.
Danny Lewin, the first to die on 9/11
A NEW book is celebrating the life of tech guru Danny Lewin – the man believed to have been the first victim of the September 11 terrorist attacks.
Kiwi writer is Booker favourite
TWENTY-eight-year old Kiwi author Eleanor Catton is tipped as the favourite after the six finalists for the prestigious Booker Prize were announced.
Majority of Britons ‘lie to appear smarter’
DON’T be fooled by that superior sounding BBC accent and the witty banter, the British are not half as smart as they want you to think they are.
Hemingway’s typewriter in dubious company
TYPEWRITERS that belonged to some of the most famous – and infamous – names of the 20th century are on display in a US University gallery.
Taliban shoot dead Indian author
SUSPECTED Taliban militants have shot dead the Indian author Sushmita Banerjee, who wrote about her dramatic escape from the Taliban in the 90s.
New clues on mysterious Salinger
HOLLYWOOD screenwriter Shane Salerno spent $2 million uncovering clues of the life of mysterious author JD Salinger for a new book and documentary.
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