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Menopause comes for about half of us ― but it can sometimes feel like the medical world has yet to catch up to that reality. Speaking to the CEO of gut health company ZOE Jonathan Wolf on his podcast, gynaecologist Dr. Mary Claire Haver and Dr. Sarah Berry, an associate professor in the Department of Nutritional Sciences at King’s College London, talked menopause.  And when asked by Wolf “Do most women know that they have started to go through menopause?�

Like most people, I feel that I’ve fundamentally changed since the pandemic. In some ways, I’m a better person. I have a far bigger capacity for grief and messy emotions and I feel much more ‘myself’ than I ever have.Sadly, though, I’m also a little worse. I’m so angry. Not cartoonishily angry with a big, red face and gritted teeth but rather in my bones, more than anything, I know that I’m much more of an angry person than I ever have been before.In fact, I distinctly remember saying I just wasn’t an angry per

Joe Locke and Kit Connor as Nick and Charlie in HeartstopperNetflix has confirmed the start date for the third season of Heartstopper – and that’s not the only treat for fans.On Monday afternoon, it was confirmed the critically-acclaimed teen drama will be back for a new batch of episodes on Thursday 3 October.This announcement was accompanied by a brand new clip

Kim CattrallIf you’ve so much as switched on a TV in your lifetime, you’ve likely seen Kim Cattrall (she of Sex And The City, Star Trek, and, briefly And Just Like That... fame). But in flagrant disregard for my jaw, one X user recently shared that Kim has a connection to an iconic cartoon character.Reposting a vintage Rugrats clip uploaded by site user

Chris PineChris Pine is reflecting on not making the cut to star in the hit US teen drama The O.C. because of his skin problems. The Star Trek actor’s comments come after the hit show’s casting director, Patrick Rush, revealed in November (in the book Welcome To The O.C.: The Ora

Oprah Winfrey pictured in JanuaryOprah Winfrey is apologising for having been a “major contributor” to toxic diet culture.While hosting the WeightWatchers live special, Making the Shift, on Thursday, the billionaire media mogul expressed regret for playing a role in promoti

Susan Backlinie, whose iconic opening death scene set the tone of terror for Jaws, died of a heart attack in California on Saturday, her agent confirmed to The New York Times. She was 77.In Steven Spielberg’s 1975 spine-tingling movie, Susan’s character Chrissie rises from a beach campfire party at dusk to go skinny-dipping with a drunk companion, who comically collapses in the sand.However, the carefree swim is soon interrupted from below as the great white shark pulls Chrissie, writhing and screaming, into the depths.Susan, a stuntwoman and former nationally ranked swi

Speaking to Glamour last year, Millie Bobby Brown said: “Oh I do not take pictures of my meals. That is where I draw the line. My camera does not eat first. I think it’s just ridiculous.”Now, I always thought ‘more fool her, to be honest’ because why wouldn’t you want to take a photo of food that you’ve either lovingly prepared or, even better, had lovingly prepared for you?These things do just come down to preference, though. I personally will take a photo of an even slightly fancy-looking

Esther McVey has been dubbed the "common sense minister".Civil servants will be banned from wearing rainbow lanyards as part of a government crackdown on the “backdoor” politicisation of Whitehall.Esther McVey, dubbed the “common sense minister” set out her plans in a speech in London this morning.She said she was determined to take on the “left-wing politically correct woke warriors” in the public sector.Rainbow lanyards are usually worn to show support for the LGBTQ+ community, but McVey told an audience at the right-wing Centre for Policy Studies think-tank that they would no longer be worn by the civil service.She said: “I want a very simple but visible change to occur to the lanyards we use to carry ou

Robyn Cara, Siobhán Culen and Will Forte in BodkinNetflix’s new dark comedy Bodkin has slowly been climbing up its most-watched list since it began streaming last week.The seven-part series is set in a fictional Irish village, where an American podcaster attempts to capitalise on the true crime boom by teaming up with an investigative journalist to help get to the bottom of a local mystery.