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Michelle Obama’s Vegetable Garden Will Live On At The White House

7 Movements You Can Join To Spread Kindness

First Trailer For Controversial Ghost In The Shell Starring ...

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Explains Racism’s Role In The U.S....

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, the Nigerian feminist author who was sampled in Beyoncé's “Flawless,” appeared on BBC Newsnight alongside

by Ally Hickson

Your Horoscope This Week — Nov 13 2016

by The AstroTwins

The Week I Only Wore Hoodies

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These Memes Of Joe Biden Plotting White House Pranks Are Gold

Do you know what America needs after the last week? A good laugh. The good news is that Twitter is already making light of the situation. One Twitter user

by Ally Hickson

MPs & Musicians Unite For Jo Cox Charity Single

MPs will join forces with a group of well-known musicians this week to record a charity single in aid of the Jo Cox Foundation. KT Tunstall, Suzi Quatro, K

Dream Kardashian Frees The Nipple With Her First Tweet

The newest member of the Kardashian clan isn't wasting any time getting online. Two-day-old Dream Renee Kardashian — whose birth has already become a rat

Celebrity Beauty

13 Easy Tricks From The Celeb Brow Artist Behind Hollywood’...

by Samantha Sasso

TMZ Posted The Photo Of Taylor Swift Allegedly Being Groped & It&...

Well, so much for Taylor Swift fighting for her privacy or a judge granting her motion to seal a photo that shows her allegedly being groped. TMZ went ahea

by Erin Donnelly

How Terrorism Has Changed Everyday Life In Paris

One year ago today, on the evening of 13th November 2015, many of us stopped what we were doing as terrifying push notifications lit up our phones. We left

A Young French Woman Remembers The Night Of 13th November 2015

It was meant to be a fun Friday night out. I’d joined two friends in a tiny bar facing the Seine, a few metres away from the Quai des Orfèvres

by Anais Cordoba

Fear Of Terrorism Is Fuelling More Calls To Childline

On the anniversary of the Paris attacks, the NSPCC has revealed that its Childline service is helping a growing number of children who are deeply troubled