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Why comfort is important, and how to make your life more cozy

Who doesn't love being comfortable? It might not seem like coziness is a feeling that needs or deserves too much thought or importance, but being comfortable is the cornerstone of a happy and healthy life. Being comfortable in your body, your home, your surroundings, and the people you find yourself with is far more important than many people might think. Self-esteem, healthy habits, a fulfilling work life and a happy home life all rely on comfortability to make a real difference. It can be easy to forgot about betting cozy in the hustle and bustle of daily life, but there are little changes you can make to ensure that being comfortable is always a priority. Read on the learn why being comfortable is important, and how to make it happen.


Just how old are Disney princesses and princes?

Disney has become a reference when it comes to animated fairy tales ever since 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs' debuted in 1937. The plot of these stories often involves a young woman who fights against evil forces, goes through a number of adventures, and, of course, falls in love. This young woman is often born or married into royalty. Then we have the princes, who are usually either established royals or somehow become one. Over the years, Disney have played around with these stories, and indeed introduced new ones more relatable to current audiences. Still, some of these princesses and princes are indeed quite young. Not only that, but some of these relationship have considerable age gaps... Curious? Click on to find out how old your favorite Disney princesses and princes are.


Historical figures who were nepo babies

Short for nepotism baby, nepo baby is a term mostly used to describe a famous entertainer descended from another famous entertainer or affluent family. Like Maya Hawke, for instance, whose parents are Ethan Hawke and Uma Thurman. Or Liza Minnelli, whose parents were Judy Garland and Vincente Minnelli. However, nepo babies have been around for centuries, far beyond Hollywood. The term actually derives from the Latin root nepos, meaning nephew, originating from popes granting their nephews high-ranking positions. Intrigued? Check out the following gallery for historical figures you didn't know were nepo babies.


These US destinations are straight out of a fairy tale

Discover the charm of the USA with its enchanting storybook cottages and magical ice castles. Immerse yourself in a world of picturesque beauty as you explore these fairy-tale spots across the country. This gallery showcases the breathtaking destinations that should be at the top of your travel wishlist. Don't miss out, start planning your magical journey today! Click through to get started.


Aaj Ka Panchang 23 April 2024: Check Sunrise, Moonrise Timings, Shubh Muhurat Rahu Kaal On Hanuman Jayanti

Aaj Ka Panchang 23 April 2024: The Hindu Panchang originates from Vedic astrology. In addition to providing astrological guidance, the Panchang predicts auspicious and unfavourable times of day. Hindus all over the world are celebrating the auspicious occasion of Hanuman Jayanti. According to the Panchang, on 23rd April 2024, Rahu Kaal will take place from 03:36 PM to 05:14 PM. Additionally, Bhadra will also take place. Significant tasks can be...


Fascinating facts about beaches and sand

Did you know that some sand is formed from fish poop? Or that there's a beach made entirely from cockle shells? Where is the tallest sand dune on the planet located? Yup, there are some amazing facts about beaches and sand you probably don't know about. Coast through this list and, er, sea for yourself. Click on!


Mom who brought her 14-month toddler to COACHELLA shares experience

Maddie Bannister and her husband, Brandon, are Mexico-based parents who have a strong love of music and have been sharing their favorite tunes with their daughter Hannelore.


How the astrological Vertex can predict your future

How much of life do we make, and how much of it is fate? Well, according to your birth chart in astrology, there's a placement that shows you where fated events are likely to occur in your life. You might think of it as a point of destiny: the meeting place of two calculated, intersecting lines in your personal astrological chart. Represented by a symbol that appears as "Vx," the Vertex is used by predictive astrologers to help foretell how and why you'll cross paths with a fateful event or relationship. Intrigued? Click on to learn all about the Vertex, and what it means in your own astrological chart.


Why is the Union Flag called Jack?

The Union Jack is one of the most recognized flags in the world. The national flag of the United Kingdom and also known as the Union Flag, its origins can be traced back to the early 1600s. But what does its distinctive red, white, and blue design mean? And where does the name Jack come from? Click through and unfurl the history behind the UK's national flag.


Queen Maxima of the Netherlands lights up the room in yellow ensemble

The mother-of-three, 52, was glamorous as ever in a sunny long-sleeve top and satin skirt which cinched at the waist as she joined her husband and other Dutch royals for the celebrated event.


Is your cat bad for the environment?

Don't let the tiny pawprints and charming whiskers fool you: your feline companion may be much more fierce than you think, and if they spend any time outdoors, they're likely disrupting the natural local ecosystem! Indeed, countless studies have shown that cats are an invasive predator, meaning that they disrupt the natural food chains that exist in nature when they go outside and kill animals that are native to the region. However, some argue that outdoor cats can actually benefit the ecosystem. So, which is it? Check out this gallery to discover the arguments on both sides.


New date: Tyga to perform at Zero Gravity this May

You can get a taste… After Dubai’s dramatic weather forced the cancellation of American rapper Tyga’s Zero Gravity gig last week, organisers have rescheduled the event. You’ll now be able to catch the Dubai regular at Zero Gravity on Friday May 10. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Braga Conceptz […]


Which feminine archetype are you, according to your zodiac sign

The seven feminine archetypes, as represented by various goddesses in Greek mythology, are the Lover, the Maiden, the Mother, the Queen, the Huntress, the Sage, and the Mystic. Each of these archetypes represents a different set of values, and describe the ways that a woman might approach her life. Of course, we all have aspects of each archetype within us. However, in most people, one archetype usually prevails. And according to astrologists, that archetype is usually dictated by our star sign. Curious? Check out this gallery to find out more.


Everyday phrases with surprisingly dark origins

There are countless phrases that many of us use every day without ever questioning their origins. Sure, some of them kind of make sense and we get the gist of it, but others actually have quite dark beginnings, and many of us are oblivious to that fact. Some of these phrases are deeply rooted in history, from medieval battlefields to slavery; these are phrases we use in this day and age that have indeed come a long way, and from very grim places. Browse through the following gallery and learn about the dark origins of these common phrases.


Holiday in Turkey: fabulous places you should visit


Air fryer with nearly 10,000, five star reviews is currently on sale

With winter well and truly on its way there has never been a better time to ensure your kitchen is fully stocked with easy to use appliances.


Lady Violet Manners is the image of elegance in chic grey blazer

The British socialite, 30, was effortlessly sophisticated in a woven grey blazer and turtleneck, which she teamed with chic black flares.


Olympics-Teen skater Trew eyeing Paris after rolling off with Laureus award

MADRID (Reuters) - Resplendent in a pink dress with matching sneakers, 14-year-old Arisa Trew performed a kickflip on her skateboard in a unique red carpet entrance to the Laureus awards ceremony in Madrid before rolling away with a trophy in her category. The Australian trailblazer became the first female skateboarder to be named World Action Sportsperson of the Year, beating out nominees


Newer generations of men are rejecting feminism, study says


The math behind your chance at a lottery win

Do you dream of winning a jackpot? Ever get lost daydreaming, imagining the freedom that a big lottery win could bring to your life? Well, looking at odds and probability, a lottery win is a matter of mathematics, however much a longshot! Intrigued? Click on to discover the math behind your chance at a lottery win.


Is shampoo a scam?

For most of us, shampooing our hair is not something we give a second thought to. It's up there with brushing our teeth, doing laundry, and taking a shower. Well, enter the "no poo" hair trend: spurred on by those embracing more natural personal care methods, the rising cost of living, and a move towards less packaging and more sustainability, some people are ditching shampoo altogether. But what happens to your hair if you do it, and how do you begin? Click on the following gallery to understand the ins and outs of going "no poo."


30 life hacks for busy parents

Parenting: the ultimate balancing act. With endless to-do lists, and curveballs coming at you faster than you can say "naptime," every trick in the book helps. And that's exactly what this gallery intends to do! We've rounded up 30 savvy life hacks for parents that are as game-changing as that elusive "quiet time." From morning routines to restaurant survival, get ready to ace the high-stakes game of parenthood.


Is Mary Magdalene the most misunderstood figure in the Bible?

Not only is Mary Magdalene an important woman in the Bible, but she is also a saint, and probably the most misunderstood Biblical figure in history. For centuries, Mary Magdalene's name has been linked to numerous theories, stories, and interpretations of the Gospels. Was she really a prostitute? Was she romantically involved with Jesus? Or was Mary Magdalene just a devoted apostle? In this gallery, you'll find the answer to these and many other questions. Click on.


The weirdest celebration traditions in the world

On a planet with over eight billion people, spread across some 195 countries, it’s no wonder there are many weird and wonderful ways for people to celebrate. From tomato battles in Spain to wife-carrying races in Finland, these traditions offer a glimpse into the playful, unexpected, and sometimes downright peculiar aspects of humankind. Intrigued? Click through this gallery to discover some of the world’s most intriguing traditions.


Homeowners share their incredible DIY renovations

Bored Panda collated the results into a gallery. It features one DIY enthusiast from Bristol, who turned her dated Victorian terrace house living room into a chic, green open space.


How the British royals celebrate their birthdays

For most of us, a birthday is an excuse to go big and celebrate in style–get dressed up, host a party, and revel in the chaos! But for most of the British royals, it's an excuse to do the exact opposite. Unless it's a big milestone birthday, they appreciate the chance to take a day off from hosting and dressing up. That being said, there are still certain traditions that must be adhered to. The Prince and Princess of Wales’ youngest child, Prince Louis, is turning six on April 23. Despite a difficult year for the young royal family following Kate Middleton’s recent cancer diagnosis, Louis’ birthday will still be celebrated with their yearly tradition. Middleton previously revealed that she always stays up late to prepare her children’s birthday cakes the night before. “It’s become a bit of a tradition that I stay up ‘til midnight with ridiculous amounts of cake mix and icing and I make far too much,” she explained. “But I love it.” It’s also tradition to release an official photo on each child’s birthday, but this has recently caused controversy for the family as Middleton was accused of photoshopping recent family photos amid rumors of her illness. Click through the gallery to learn more about how the royals really spend their birthdays.


Travelling Africa alongside Russ Cook: 'I’d do the whole thing again'

When people dream of holidays in Africa, their thoughts are often of wildlife safaris. Kruger National Park, the Maasai Mara, the Serengeti, the Ngorongoro Crater and others rank high on many travellers’ bucket lists. But when you’ve set yourself the challenge to run the entire length of Africa, there’s no time, energy, or finances for safaris. Tha...


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The most memorable breakup letters in history

Forget the modern-day cowardice of ghosting: breakups are best handled with verve and courage! While countless breakups are forgotten, many others have been immortalized in writing. Sure, no one loves ending a relationship, but these letters show that gentle phrases and piercing metaphors can make the process easier (or harder) on the ex-lover-to-be. From Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor, to Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, click on for some of the most memorable breakup letters in history.


These are the best countries to live in as a woman

How's the world doing when it comes to gender equality? Well, as of now, no country has yet achieved full gender equality. In fact, according to the World Economic Forum (WEF), the picture is mixed. While things are moving in the right direction, according to their latest Global Gender Gap Index, at the current rate of progress it will take 131 years to reach full parity between women and men (note that the report doesn't take into account non-binary people or other identities). The report looks at economic opportunities, education, health, and political leadership. Based on this data, let's take a look at the top 30 most gender equal countries. Click on to discover them all.


Hanuman Jayanti 2024: 5 Effective Remedies To Please Lord Hanuman For Success And Wealth

Hanuman Jayanti is celebrated on the full moon day of Chaitra Maas and marks the birth anniversary of Lord Hanuman. It is believed that on this particular day, devotees who follow certain rituals may receive the grace of Lord Hanuman. Astrology states that if someone worships Lord Hanuman on this day and observes all the rituals, then Lord Hanuman takes away all of their difficulties. Let us check out a list of 5 effective astrological remedies...


There's an Active E. Coli Outbreak Linked to Ground Beef Sold Nationwide—Here's What to Know

Check your refrigerator and freezer ASAP.


How dogs became man’s best friend

Many people don't think twice about having a dog in the home, and indeed it has been the norm for longer than any of us can remember. But have you ever wondered how those living animals in our most intimate of spaces evolved from wild predator to cuddly playmate? Dogs are worshipped in society, and the billion-dollar pet industry is proof of that. But dogs as we know them weren’t always dogs, and they weren’t always our best friends. So why the affinity with this species in particular? Various theories exist surrounding how canines became domesticated, and though there is still an air of mystery around it, new research (as recent as 2021) continues to form our understanding of the origin of our beloved companions. Click through to see the fascinating transformation of the human species' one true furry friend.


Going green: 10 natural spots you can visit in the UAE before it gets too hot

When the concrete jungle concrete jungle-s too much… Contrary to popular opinion, there is much green to see in the UAE. Beyond the confines and stretches of the bustling cities, no doubt, but it is there and it may even surprise you. Natural beauty in the UAE has always been a question of sorts, with […]


Your Health Horoscope for April 23, 2024

Each zodiac sign is linked to a part of our body and can reveal valuable information about how celestial forces influence our well-being. Discover your daily health horoscope based on your zodiac sign.Read More: Where Your Next Vacation Should Be Based on Your Zodiac Sign Read More: Health Horoscope


True stories about ancient Rome they didn't tell you in school

From as early as the eighth century BCE, ancient Rome experienced remarkable growth, transforming from a small settlement into a vast empire that spanned across continental Europe, Britain, western Asia, and North Africa. The impact it left behind is far-reaching, encompassing the adoption of Romance languages, the development of the alphabet, and the creation of the calendar. Our perception of ancient Rome often revolves around emperors, gladiators, and awe-inspiring architecture. However, there are numerous aspects of this phenomenal empire that remain unfamiliar to us. If you're eager to discover about the wonders of ancient Rome, explore the gallery.


Discover the dark origins of these common phrases

Numerous expressions slip into our daily conversations without us ever wondering about their origins. Admittedly, a few of them are somewhat intuitive and it's pretty obvious. However, certain expressions hide rather disturbing origins, and most of us are totally unaware. Some of these phrases have strong historical ties, originating from medieval battlegrounds to times of slavery. They have endured for generations to find their way into our everyday vocabulary and we're none the wiser about their grisly etymology. Browse through the following gallery and learn about the dark origins of these common expressions.


Paris Hilton reveals heartwarming meaning behind daughter's middle name

Paris Hilton reveals the inspiration behind her baby girl's full name.


Cheeky Prince Louis turns six - by CLAUDIA CONNELL

Cute, confident and cheeky, the little boy has become a firm favourite with royal fans around the world, his presence guaranteed to liven up any occasion.


These are the things that annoy Americans the most

Sharing pet peeves is similar to the feeling when your friend dislikes the same person as you—it fills you with the warmth of solidarity and understanding. Whether it’s on the road, in your home, or online, check out this gallery to see what’s peeving the American people.


How Queen Camilla's hero father earned his spurs with the Lancers

It was an emotional day for Queen Camilla, who earlier today visited The Royal Lancers - the regiment her later father served with - in North Yorkshire.


Three-year-olds groomed online, charity warns

IWF says many were likely filmed remotely while using phones or other handheld devices at home.


Facts about the environment that might surprise you

Did you know that nearly two million trees are cut down daily to meet global toilet paper demand? Or that meat consumption is responsible for releasing greenhouse gases? And get this: one recycled aluminum can can save enough energy to light a bulb for 20 hours! Indeed, learning more about the environment and the impact our lifestyles are having on the world is an enriching, though somewhat troubling experience. Meanwhile, our beleaguered planet is slowly spinning out of control. So, what are the facts? Click through and be enlightened—and alarmed—by the reality of life on Earth.


Insightful inspiration for your day trips

From historical hideaways and culinary adventures to stargazing soirees and homegrown brewery tours, this guide offers a diverse range of activities for you to engage in just for a day. Whether you seek a nature retreat, an artistic escape, or a coastal getaway, each suggestion provides for a memorable day excursion. Uncover the richness of nearby towns, engage in cultural immersions, or simply indulge in a spa day. Let these inspiring ideas be your passport to rejuvenation, exploration, and the joy of creating lasting memories just a drive away. Swipe through for more!


Why do we love gossip? Here’s the science

Gossip is often understood as maliciously spreading information about other people, and a highly attractive part of celebrity culture. But social scientists beg to differ. As it turns out, humans are actually hardwired to pay attention to, and participate in, gossip. And let's face it: whether it's by the water cooler at work or at family gatherings, we love to talk about people. But this tendency is actually an evolutionary adaptation. Don't get ahead of yourself, however, as there's a right and wrong way to spill the tea. Check out this gallery to see how gossip began, evolved, became necessary, became dangerous, and some general guidelines to make sure you're doing it right.


These countries that are more successful than their neighbors


​Six winners of the Mail's Inspirational Women Awards are honoured

The Mail's awards, held in partnership with Marks and Spencer and in support of The WOW Foundation, attracted hundreds of entries.


Not-to-do list: what it is, and why you should make one

“Please, not another list!” We hear you, but this one is different, we promise! You often make lists of stuff you want/have to do, right? This time, though, you’ll do the exact opposite—you'll make a list of the stuff you don’t want to do. Enter: the not-to-do list. This is a great way to simplify your life, prioritize what’s important, and improve your productivity and well-being. In this gallery, we explain what a not-to-do list consists of, its pros and cons, and provide examples that you can include in yours. Ready? Click on to learn all about it.


How to handle adult bullying

When most people think of bullying, they usually think of children being mean to a peer on the school playground. Unfortunately, bullying doesn't always stop once you become an adult. An adult bully can be an intimidating boss or colleague, a stranger on the street, an abusive romantic partner—the list goes on. In this gallery, we look at the different types of adult bullies, and what you can do as a victim, bystander, or, yes, even a perpetrator. Ready? Click on to find out how to handle adult bullying.


What does the Bible actually say about marriage?

Marriage is a legally recognized union between two people. The union in matrimony dates back thousands of years, and the Bible has a few words on it. In fact, the Holy Book contains numerous verses about couples and love, covering a variety of topics, from engagement to marriage, and the roles of a wife and husband. Yet while some of these Bible verses are truly beautiful and inspiring, others have sparked controversy for years. Every day, countless couples from all across the world get married in churches—but what does the Bible actually say about it? Click on to find out.