Logan Paul said he feels "so stupid" for ruining his brother Jake Paul's victory lap after he defeated legendary boxer Mike Tyson on Friday night.

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"He checked into rehab in Florida fairly recently," an insider told US Sun, adding that the "Saturday Night Live" alum "flew in on a private jet."

Артистка прокоментувала своє особисте життя. Так, 34-річна виконавиця вперше за тривалий час привідкрила таємниці особистого життя. Зокрема, розповіла про майбутні плани. Дорофєєва у коментарі програмі «Ранок у великому місті» повідомила, що разом з чоловіком, ресторатором Мішею Кацуріним вони планують поповнення у родині. Ми плануємо, звичайно, — розсміялася і лаконічно відповіла Надя. Зазначимо, Надя Дорофєєва та […]

Емоційна грамотність — це те, що необхідно кожному з нас. Сучасний світ сповнений стресових ситуацій, які часто залишають негативний осад. Емоційна грамотність допоможе ставати вашій психіці міцнішою. Цим терміном позначають вміння людини розуміти саму себе, свої реакції на ті чи інші вчинки оточуючих, події, слова і так далі. Емоційна грамотність — це не просто якась […]

The "Strong Enough" singer, who was previously married to Sonny Bono, also recalls the "last straw" in her and Allman's relationship.

Після прання не завжди очікування збігаються із результатом. Іноді трапляються помилки, які стають фатальними для улюблених речей. Наприклад, була біла футболка, а стала зелена чи рожева. Це класика прання. Щоб цього уникнути, скористайтесь декількома порадами. Корисні поради В першу чергу потрібно пам’ятати, що потрібно розділяти речі за кольорами. Червоні, чорні та білі разом не перуть. […]

AN urgent hunt has been launched for a British teenager who was last seen at an airport in Poland.

Ania, 18, has been missing for more than a week.

She was last known to be at the Krakow John Paul II International Airport in Balice on November 11 at around 11pm.

CCTV footage showed the teen walking through the airport lobby pulling a suitcase and carrying hand luggage.

She was wearing a pair of grey jeans with ripped knees, a black jacket, and black trainers.

Ania, a UK national, is understood to be without any identification documents or a mobile phone.

She is reportedly of Polish origin but she has never been to Poland before and does not speak the language.

Police have issued a desperate appeal for information.

District Police Headquarters in Krakow said: “An 18-year-old British citizen has gone missing.

“Missing Ania was last seen on 11th November this year at around 11pm at the Krakow-Balice Airport.

“People who have any information about the missing person are asked to contact the Police Department in Zabierzow.

“Thank you for your help.”

WE all love a B&M or Home Bargains spree to pick up some new Christmas pieces.

But interior designers have insisted that this festive season is all about timeless decorations.

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So forget plastic reindeers and disposable decor and embrace elegance, sustainability, and thoughtful touches.

Here, three interior design experts share their tips on creating a chic and welcoming Christmas home.

Embrace Natural Elements

Lynette Pymm, founder of Black By Design, said: “Natural materials like pine cones, eucalyptus, and berries bring a sophisticated, rustic feel to Christmas décor.

“Scatter them around in bowls or create a simple, fresh garland for a grounded, elegant look.”

Layered Lighting for Ambience

Nicole Hussey, Creative Manager at rucomfy, said: “Soft lighting is key for that cosy winter feel.

“Incorporate warm white fairy lights and candle-lit lanterns for a soft glow that enhances the festive spirit without overpowering the room.”

Vintage and Reclaimed Ornaments

Tracey Hague, founder of Where Saints Go, said: “Using vintage ornaments or those crafted from reclaimed materials is a great way to add character.

“These pieces are unique, often beautifully made, and they bring a sense of history and nostalgia that’s perfect for Christmas.”

Choose a Statement Colour Palette

Lynette added: “Colour is everything. Rather than sticking to red and green, try a sophisticated palette—think deep forest green with gold, or midnight blue paired with silver.

“It keeps the look fresh and stylish, with a nod to the season.”

Sustainable Wrapping Stations

Nicole added: “Set up a wrapping station with eco-friendly papers, ribbons, and twine.

“It keeps things organised and creates a lovely visual when you use brown kraft paper or recycled fabric.

“Add a sprig of pine for a simple, festive touch.”

Incorporate Textured Throws and Cushions

Tracey added: “Layering textures adds warmth to a space. Opt for soft throws in faux fur or wool and cushions in rich, wintery fabrics.

“Not only is this cosy, but it also adds visual interest that doesn’t feel overly seasonal.”

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Handmade Centrepieces

Lynette said: “Christmas is a wonderful time to experiment with handmade décor.

“Try a centrepiece made of candles, small glass vases, and greenery from your garden.

“It’s easy, sustainable, and a great way to make the table setting feel festive without traditional gimmicks.”

Go Big on Greenery

Nicole said: “Use greenery beyond just the tree. Garlands, wreaths, and small potted evergreens around the home are timeless and add a fresh, vibrant feel that isn’t too overtly ‘holiday’.”

Personalised Place Settings

Tracey added: “A simple way to make holiday meals feel special is to personalise each setting.

“Use handwritten name cards or tiny ornaments that your guests can take home.

“It’s a thoughtful touch that doesn’t require mass-produced decorations.”

Bring in Warm Metals

Lynette added: “Accents in brass, copper, or gold make any space feel festive and luxurious.

“You can add them through candle holders, frames, or mirrors—just enough to reflect light and warmth around the room.”