Extravagant headpieces, thigh-skimming hemlines and sky-high heels were in vogue for Cheltenham’s Style Wednesday today.
The second day of the race meet, which has long been fondly referred to as Ladies Day, is this year being branded as Style Wednesday and features a fashion competition for both men and women
Day two of the prestigious four-day event is known for attracting a host of royals and celebrities alike as they show off their sartorial prowess while enjoying a day out
Snow White, Peter Pan, Dumbo and The Little Mermaid… all films that children across the UK have loved watching, often without their parents’ company.
But the beloved animations could soon have their age rating lifted from U to PG – after the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) hiked the grading of Mary Poppins.
Despite the film enchanting generations of youngsters, the 1964 tale of Julie Andrews’ magical nanny is now considered not to be suitable for children to watch
It’s the magazine that launched the modelling careers of Kate Upton, Ashley Graham and Elle Macpherson.
But after almost 70 years in circulation, Sports Illustrated – which used to sell 3.2m copies a week in its heyday – is now facing the chopping board following a series of scandals and failed ‘woke’ rebrand.
Following a dip in sales, the magazine put Kim Kardashian on the cover of their May 2022 issue – just months after they insisted they wanted to
Dr Martens — once the footwear of choice for skinheads and punks — has become the latest company to be engulfed in a woke storm after promoting boots that appear to endorse transgender surgery.
The shoemaker gave away a pair of custom rainbow-colored boots that featured a painting of a topless individual with scars under their breasts — a hallmark of breast removal surgery — as part of a promotional stunt.
The LGBTQ+ friendly boots — designed by a self-described
The Government is promoting an NHS advice page on vaginal cancer which doesn’t use the word ‘women’ — despite promising to crackdown on the woke de-sexing of medical language.
The Department of Health and Social Care’s Twitter account yesterday promoted the page, which was quietly made gender-neutral last year.
In November 2021, the page had a line that stated: ‘Vaginal cancer is rare, especially in women under 40.’
But now the overview section of this page omits this information entirely,
Two weeks after falling ill with Covid TV doctor Xand van Tulleken thought he was on the mend, when he suddenly took a turn for the worse.
‘I woke at 3am with my heart rate rushing at 170 beats per minute [it should have been about 60] and in a chaotic rhythm. I felt bad: faint, sweaty, breathless, panicky,’ he says.
This was March 2020, at the start of the pandemic, when little was known about the typical course of
NHS bosses have been accused of misogyny for removing ‘women’ from vital health pages but leaving men’s guidance untouched.
MailOnline exposed earlier this year how the terms ‘women’ and ‘woman’ were being quietly removed from online advice for female cancers and even the menopause.
The woke language change still hasn’t been reversed, despite a promise to strip out gender-neutral phrases a month ago by ex-Health Secretary Sajid Javid.
Now, experts have accused health chiefs of sexism for only targeting women’s
‘Chestfeeding’ instead of breastfeeding and asking men if they are pregnant before getting a scan are just two ways NHS language has gone woke recently.
NHS chiefs have repeatedly defended the changes, saying they want to be ‘inclusive, respectful and relevant’.
But health experts have warned de-gendering medical advice could be dangerous as it over-complicates and obscures vital health messaging.
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Yumi Nu sent temperatures soaring at the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit launch party after hitting back at an anti-woke psychologist who was forced to quit Twitter after calling her ‘not beautiful.’
Nu, 25, shrugged off the hate as she posed up a storm in a sexy red dress which clung to her fabulous body.
The cover girl wowed with her raven tresses slicked back away from her complexion, which was accented with beige eye shadow and a touch of eyeliner.
Sizzling!
