It starts with a harmless video. A teenager attempts a quirky challenge, posts it online, and within hours, it spreads like wildfire.

There’s something special about receiving a handwritten letter.

It’s 11 p.m., and you’re scrolling through your phone, watching cat videos or reading random articles about the mating habits of penguins. Meanwhile, that important deadline looms closer, the work untouched, and the guilt gnaws at you. Sound familiar?

There’s a phrase that seems to have split the world into two camps: cancel culture. For some, it’s a long-overdue method of holding individuals accountable for their words and actions.

There’s a strange quietness spreading like a whisper in the backdrop of modern life.

Goodbyes are never easy. Whether it’s walking away from a relationship that no longer serves you, letting go of a habit that holds you back, or releasing the grip of the past, the act of saying goodbye stirs emotions we often prefer to avoid

Have you ever stared at your wardrobe, packed with clothes, and thought to yourself, “I have absolutely nothing to wear”? You’re not alone.

Canva’s latest billboard campaign in the UK is turning heads…

Parenting today often feels like a juggling act. Between endless extracurricular activities, cluttered toy rooms, and an unrelenting schedule, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed.

If there’s one thing the world could use more of, it’s laughter.

We’re surrounded by perfect images, flawless skin, ideal bodies, and faces that seem too good to be true. And often, they are. Thanks to filters, editing apps, and now AI, the pressure to look “perfect” is stronger than ever.

Your wardrobe is a language. Every button, stitch, and fabric choice speaks volumes about who you are, your personality, values, and even your ambitions.

There’s something undeniably fascinating about the jobs that once shaped our world but have since disappeared.

This week, we’re highlighting ‘The Most Valuable Portrait’, a powerful campaign by Specsavers Home Visits and Carers UK…

The world is changing and it’s changing fast. Automation and artificial intelligence (AI) are no longer the stuff of sci-fi movies; they’re here, quietly transforming industries and reshaping how we live and work.

Parenting in this age feels a bit like walking a tightrope. On one hand, you want to ensure your children are digitally literate prepared to thrive in a world where technology is king.

There’s a generation taking over the workplace, and they’re shaking things up in ways no one could have predicted.

The word NO is small, simple, and powerful. Yet, for many of us, it’s one of the hardest words to say.

There’s shift happening, one that feels impossible to ignore. It’s not just in boardrooms, classrooms, or protest marches it’s in every corner of society.

If you’ve ever walked through a bustling market, caught a taxi across town, or bought homemade bread from a neighbour, you’ve encountered the quiet heartbeat of the informal economy.