Although online delivery means now we can get most things from all over the world, there’s still magic to be had in shopping overseas, and that purchase you make somewhere special is guaranteed to remain a favourite.
“Paris fashion” and “affordable” don’t usually go together. But just $18 scores you a designer experience like no other.
Comedian James Corden was left with egg on his face after allegedly ‘abusing’ a waiter over an omelette. Never trust anyone who is rude to service staff, writes Kerry Parnell.
As members of the British monarchy hit our TV screens for new projects, they’re giving hardened reality stars a run for their money, writes Kerry Parnell.
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Mrs Harris Goes to Paris is an endless parade of Dior gowns and the latest movie to become an instant favourite for lovers of fine fashion, joining the likes of Audrey Hepburn’s Breakfast at Tiffany’s.
Leonardo DiCaprio’s biggest grossing movie has turned 25— the same age as his most recent string of exes. And as the actor himself nears 50, it looks all kinds of wrong, writes Kerry Parnell.
Author Jeffrey Archer, who is close to members of the Royal Family, has revealed why Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will not back down from the deep rift with the Firm.
For those inspired to visit London by the moving scenes of the Queen’s funeral, then the perfect place to stay is Her Majesty’s favourite London hotel – the only hotel, in fact, to hold a Royal Warrant by The Queen.
Royal watchers have weighed in on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s future and how the Queen’s death will affect their upcoming projects.
An emotional Princess Charlotte is comforted, as she shares a personal moment with her older brother George.
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