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My brother and I spent an hour on the phone this morning; most of it was consumed by my descriptions of the man I’ve been seeing. He’s passiona

At the start of this year an advert from People Per Hour – an online platform that connects businesses and freelancers – was banned by the Advertising

Don’t you think it’s strange that in the era of pro-wokeness, a time when “diversity” is the world’s favourite buzzword, conversations ab

I spent the weekend with Aubrey Marcus, a wellness guru soothing the souls of modern men.

"You can't imagine what I hear on a daily basis, how often my clients and I cry together and laugh together."

Those who’ve spent any time on dating apps will know the scenario all too well: You go on a number of dates, see someone for a few months, but when it co

Nancy Wheeler goes full Nancy Drew in season 3. But will prying eyes let Dyer retain any mystery in real life?

Twenty-eight-year-old Laura* is on the cusp of being in a situation known as 'in work poverty', ie. she has a job but is still on the poverty lin

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Thirty years after my mum's murder, a Facebook message from a stranger would change my life in unexpected ways.

How a happenstance, only-in-NYC moment & tragedy led to her new life before the camera

In 2015, my friend and I went to Disney World. Three years later, she went on a solo trip to prison.

Body shaming and harassment plague the world of pro cheer, but women are still putting everything on the line to make the team.

It takes less than five minutes for a tiny spark to grow into a roaring fire and engulf an entire home. I know this because years ago it happened to mine a

The music industry, more than any other aspect of the entertainment industry, remains male-controlled, and seemingly impervious to a significant reckoning

From Nigeria to Maryland, to the catwalks of New York, Paris, London, and Milan — home is where the heart is for this model.

Black women have been on the frontlines of social change in the United States for decades. Now, they're building a progressive movement to remake the

Kehiana London aged out of the foster care system at 21, and she was on her own in New York City. In her chaotic world, she found a calm sense of community