Princess Beatrice is said to be heartbroken by the news her former partner Paolo Liuzzo has died aged after a suspected drug overdose.
Beatrice, the daughter of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, dated Liuzzo in 2005 when she was 17 and he was 24, but they separated just the following year in 2006.
Despite their seven year age gap and already having a criminal past, Liuzzo was said to be Beatrice’s first love and he was her first public boyfriend.
An urban explorer has shared an inside glimpse into an eerie Canadian ghost town that was left to rot – and now has less than 10 residents left in its crumbling homes.
Kayville, in Saskatchewan, Canada, was once a bustling village with over 100 citizens and 30 businesses.
But now, the dwindling community is a shell of its former self – with most of its buildings boarded up and its houses abandoned.
A photographer and popular vlogger, named Dave, recently
Novelist Stephen King, the so-called ‘King of Horror’, was asleep on a transatlantic flight to London when he had a nightmare about an insane woman who held captive and mutilated her favourite writer. The result was the bestselling book Misery and later a film that won an Oscar for Kathy Bates for her chilling performance as the mad woman.
The Shining, director Stanley Kubrick’s masterpiece with the unforgettably scary Jack Nicholson in the lead role, was similarly inspired. King and
For me, as a neurosurgeon and a research scientist, dreams hold a particular fascination. Having spent my life immersed in the brain, I am not only infatuated by its infinite complexity but captivated to the point of obsession by what remains one of its greatest and most mysterious features — dreaming.
The source of dreams is the same as all mental activity, waves of electricity moving across the brain every moment we’re alive. Dreams are a product of normal brain
These fancy, highly-acclaimed restaurants have certainly left a bad taste with some customers.
DailyMail.com has analyzed reviews left by Tripadvisor users to find some the worst ratings for three-star Michelin eateries in the US.
Despite their merit and high price points, there are seven restaurants with dozens of reviews deeming them ‘poor’ or ‘terrible.’
Bite your way down to see some of the complaints dished out by disgruntled diners – with everything from poor customer service and inedible dishes to
Whenever I meet someone new and they discover that, as a professor of psychology and neuroscience, I study memory for a living, the most common question I get is: ‘Why am I so forgetful?’
I often ask myself the same question. Daily, I forget names, faces, conversations, even what I’m supposed to be doing at any given time.
We all wring our hands over those moments. Forgetting remains one of the most puzzling and frustrating aspects of the human experience
He lived a life of untrammeled 1970s fabulousness – then seemed to vanish off the face of the Earth, leaving only a tantalizing enigma behind.
But fans of Sterling St. Jacques would expect no less of the world’s first male supermodel, who is now largely forgotten.
His star blazed brightly throughout the disco era, when he bestrode Manhattan like he owned it – and dazzled the upper echelons of the A-list at New York’s iconic Studio 54 nightclub.
Breathtakingly handsome,
Serene desert landscapes and a treasure trove of pyramid tombs still being discovered; this was Egypt a century ago, as a selection of fascinating vintage photos show.
A gallery of black and white snaps selected by DailyMail.com reveal what the ancient country looked like before tourism had taken hold.
It’s predicted that more than 13 million visitors descended on Egypt this year, but 100 years ago the 5,000-year-old civilization was still being discovered by westerners, who were floored by the
‘All the world’s a stage,’ penned William Shakespeare.
And were he alive today, he’d surely agree that all of London is a movie set – a notion underscored by fascinating new book The Walking Guide to London Film Sites, written by Colin Tough and beautifully illustrated by David Richardson (and available exclusively on Amazon).
The tome takes readers on a ‘cinematic journey through the bustling streets of London’, inviting them to ‘explore the backdrop of beloved cinematic favourites’.
Some
A fascinating festive map reveals the cities where people most want to spend Christmas 2023 around the world – and London is number one.
On the map, generated using Google search data for common Christmas travel-related keywords, countries are named followed by the city where their residents most want to spend the festive period.
Searches such as ‘Christmas in London’ and ‘things to do in London for Christmas’ are top in 20 countries including Spain, Netherlands, Canada, and Australia.
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