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| This acclaimed podcast is back to take you inside the trial of Elizabeth Holmes | If you’ve been captivated by the case of Elizabeth Holmes – the Theranos founder and CEO who fell from grace after reports that her revolutionary blood-testing technology might be fraudulent – you’ve probably been following her ongoing criminal trial with avid curiosity. Earlier this month, the woman once dubbed the world’s youngest self-made female billionaire entered a California courthouse to hear the prosecution’s opening statement. And now, hit podcast The Dropout (named in reference to Holmes’ infamous departure from Stanford University) has returned to give us an insider’s view of the action.
Hosted by ABC News correspondent Rebecca Jarvis, the audio series premiered in 2019 after Holmes was charged with fraud over the accuracy of her company’s finger-prick testing. Now, its second season is chronicling proceedings from her long-awaited trial. With new episodes dropping every Tuesday, The Dropout: Elizabeth Holmes On Trial has already caught listeners up on Holmes’ activities while the case has been building (including a new relationship, a baby and distressing allegations of abuse), as well as never-before-aired deposition testimony from “the dropout” herself. Unfolding in real time until Holmes’s fate is finally decided, this is one real-life listen that will only get more fascinating. Listen on Apple Podcasts and Spotify
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| Soup season is almost upon us, so update your kitchenware with tools that look as good on Instagram as they do on your dinner table |
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| Whether you’re a skincare novice or a make-up master, our new event series is for you | Seriously into serums, obsessive about eyeliner or in possession of many strong opinions on perfume? Or do you feel a little overwhelmed by the ever-changing trends in make-up, skincare, fragrance, hair and wellness? Wherever you stand, you’ll take something away from our new event series, Stylist Loves Beauty.
Cleansing is the first step in any good skincare routine, so it makes sense that the first event on the agenda is all about the art of washing one’s face. In a virtual one-hour session, Stylist’s beauty director Shannon Peter and Elemis will be diving deep into all things cleansing – covering everything from the best textures for different skin types to how to stop pollution damaging your complexion. You’ll come away armed with tons of new practical know-how, whether you’re already a militant double-cleanser or feel totally confused about the difference between a balm and a gel formula. Even better, there’s no cost to join; all you have to do is create an account on stylist.co.uk and redeem your tickets using the code LOVESBEAUTY. See you in the virtual front row. Wednesday 6 October, 7-8pm; free
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