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Want to survive the school holidays and stay sane? Don’t have kids
Let’s be honest, it’s always a shock when you have to spend extensive time in your offspring’s company. Here’s what I’ve learnt about school holidays, writes Kerry Parnell.
Don’t leave me hanging: Gen Z’s infuriating ghosting habit
You keep repeating yourself, to silence. The Gen Z-powered phenomenon has graduated from the dating world to the workplace. And it needs to disappear.
How Sandringham became a Royal place of real healing
Refuge, rest, recovery – the Princess of Wales is taking much needed R&R at Sandringham.
Hold onto your hats: Queen Bey heads west, fashion says ‘Yeehaw’
Blame Beyonce. Celebs from Pharrell Williams and Bella Hadid to Kim Kardashian are sporting Stetsons, fringing cowboy boots as western fashion gallops back into style. Here’s how to get it right.
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Where is Kate? Hopefully, she’s a hashtag on trolls’ conscience
Can you even begin to imagine what it must have felt like to be processing your cancer diagnosis, and starting chemotherapy, while you became a social media gag, asks Kerry Parnell.
When you struggle to find your smile, Ryan Gosling is Kenough
If your World Happiness Day was more foul mood than merry milestone, there are ways to lift your spirits. Start by making that Gratitude Journal into a paper hat, says Kerry Parnell.
Picture-gate: It’s not what’s wrong with Kate, it’s what’s wrong with us
Whatever her illness, Kate Middleton is not obliged to share it with us, royalty or not, writes Kerry Parnell. The fact we feel we have a right to know is what’s wrong with this picture.
‘Kate doesn’t need this stress’: Is the ‘bad uncle’ a royal conspiracy?
We’ve all got a renegade relative. But is the Princess of Wales’ uncle Gary — who’s spilling royal beans on Celeb Big Brother — a liability, or a handy distraction from her whereabouts?
Bling it on: Swifties show us the key to feeling good
Playing dress-up is a thing, from Barbie screenings to Taylor Swift concerts. Aussie stadiums were full of mother-daughter combos clad in sequins, having the time of their lives. It makes sense: you simply can’t be in a bad mood if you are sparkling company.
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