Meet the couple who have been travelling non-stop for 15 years, visiting a total of 85 countries to date – and find out how they’ve financed their adventures without using the bank of mum and dad.
Lauren Winslow-Llewelyn, 34, and Craig Hubbard, 41, have shared their non-stop travel approach to life – valuing time over material things.
So far, their highlights include horse riding in Kyrgyzstan, winter in Arctic Norway, a black bear leaning on their van in Patagonia and
Toned arms, nipped-in waist and a flat stomach. When I look in the mirror, I still can’t believe the woman looking back is really me.
Finally, at the age of 52, I am confident enough to buy the figure-hugging, brightly coloured clothes I’ve always dreamed of wearing. As someone who was once a size 28 and weighed 22st, this is a big achievement.
But it hasn’t been a quick fix. It has taken more than 20 years for me to
Monday marked the five-year anniversary of the Jussie Smollett hate crime hoax. I say that with some hesitation, because I know that there’s not a single living person who ever wants to hear the name Jussie Smollett ever again. Every detail of that story has been covered, and every joke you can possibly make about it has already been made.
But if there’s a silver lining in that whole episode, it’s that everyone on the planet received a crash course
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Eine Jury hat ein überraschendes Urteil gegen den ehemaligen Präsidenten Donald Trump gefällt und ihn in einem von E. Jean Carroll angestrengten Verleumdungsverfahren für 83,3 Millionen US-Dollar Schadensersatz haftbar gemacht, wie RadarOnline.com erfahren hat.
The only Palestinian American in Congress talks about Gaza, Biden, and how she keeps going.
Washington insiders do not approve of Rashida Tlaib. Since her election in 2018 as the first Palestinian American woman and one of the first two Muslim women to serve in the House, the Michigan Democrat has faced rebukes, condemnations, and censure. She’s been accused
The tunnel yawns from the earth beneath the Al-Azhar University in Gaza City. Once, Hamas terrorists would emerge from here to commit atrocities.
For them it was just one more node in a 300-mile-long tunnel network that sprawls across subterranean Gaza devoted to a single goal: spewing terror into Israel.
Like all Hamas tunnels it is sheathed in layers of concrete bolstered by bags filled with sand.
Wedged beneath its roof, though, is one sack that stands out. Lightly coloured
They say that people either love or hate Marmite – and it turns out, this sentiment can also currently be applied to actors Barry Keoghan, Adam Driver and Timothee Chalament too.
Barry Keoghan’s performance as the troubled, intelligent and scheming Oliver in Saltburn has caused an industry stir and earned him a flurry of award nominations.
But one thing the Irish actor, 31, probably wasn’t expecting when he took on the somewhat disturbing role was that he would become a
As the rolling institutional crisis of American political life unspools, a key accelerating force has gone largely unchallenged: radical right-wing military extremism.
It’s a touchy subject for many reasons. To begin with, the military has long been linked to the country’s inclusive civic ideals. As an achievement-driven meritocracy, the service is seen as a genuine outpost of equal opportunity, drawing recruits from all class and racial backgrounds and inculcating in them an ethos of camaraderie, accountability, and shared sacrifice. What … Read more
She was vilified as ‘the worst mother on the planet’ when more than a decade ago, her book Battle Hymn Of The Tiger Mother, laid out in detail Amy Chua’s ultra-hardline parenting methods.
Sleepovers were banned, A grades were mandatory and her young daughters, Sophia and Lulu, were expected to practise music for up to six hours a day (when they couldn’t master a complex piece, she threatened to burn their stuffed toys).
The book caused a worldwide firestorm and
Nickelback erhält die dokumentarische Behandlung, nachdem er jahrelang schmuddelige Ohrwürmer aufgeführt und Rockfans gespalten hat.
Die kanadische Rockgruppe – bestehend aus Chad Kroeger, Ryan Peake, Daniel Adair und Mike Kroeger – wird in „Hate to Love: Nickelback“ des Filmemachers Leigh Brooks im Mittelpunkt stehen. Vor der Premiere des Films beim Toronto International Film Festival am Freitag sprach Nickelback mit der Los Angeles Times über ihren berüchtigten Ruf.
Die Band erklärte, was sie daran genießt, „von Musikfans irrational gehasst zu werden“.
