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Beauty
Niacinamide: everything you need to know about the new super ingredient
What is it, why should you use it and which are the best niacinamide products for skin?
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- Amber Ascroft
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Beauty
The best lightweight serum foundations to help your skin transition into autumn
They feel like water but leave skin looking airbrushed
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- Amber Ascroft
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Life
What are the critics saying about Once Upon A Time... In Hollywood?
The first reviews for the new Quentin Tarantino movie are in, and it doesn't look like the director has handled the murder of Sharon Tate well.
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- Hannah-Rose Yee
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Life
Here’s every single feeling I had as I lost my Four Weddings and a Funeral virginity
“One wedding down and everyone is still alive and in good health. This is tense AF!”
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- Kayleigh Dray
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- Meena Alexander
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Every song on Ed Sheeran’s star-studded new album, ranked
So you can go straight for the bops
Life
“How Midsommar exposes the banal everyday horror of toxic relationships”
Midsommar – which slowly unmasks the most human of horrors over two and half hours – teaches us an incredibly important lesson about love and connection.
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- Kayleigh Dray
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Life
Netflix’s The Silence breaks all the horror rules – in the best possible way
Is this star-studded horror film the poor woman’s A Quiet Place? Stylist’s Kayleigh Dray puts it through its paces…
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- Kayleigh Dray
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Fashion
The V&A’s Mary Quant exhibit is a joyful reminder of how fun it is to be female
At a time when it’s easy to feel gloomy, this playful and punchy retrospective is a breath of fresh air.
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- Moya Crockett
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Life
Out of Blue: challenge yourself with this stylish noir drama
Director Carol Morley has adapted Martin Amis’ novel for the silver screen – but does it work as a film?
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- Stylist Team
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Life
Capernaum: why you need to watch this devastating and relentless film
Take inspiration from Nadine Labaki’s heartbreaking tale of childhood survival, says Kemi J Williams.
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- Kemi J Williams
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Life
If Beale Street Could Talk is the romantic film everyone needs to see in 2019
Here’s why the big screen romance is a must-watch…
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- Stylist Team
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- Phil Hilton
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Superhoe review: Nicôle Lecky’s extraordinary one-woman show is a work of genius
“If you haven’t landed a ticket, it’s almost worth standing around outside to pick up any energy and warmth that may leak out of the air conditioning…”
Life
Can You Ever Forgive Me? is a beautifully observed portrayal of loneliness
Melissa McCarthy is truly magnificent as an embittered and whiskey-soaked Lee Israel, says Under Her Eye’s Emily Gargan.
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- Emily Gargan
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People
Colette is a pacey period drama with thoroughly modern themes
Keira Knightley is back at her very best in this brilliant biopic
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- Emily Gargan
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Visible Women
Sylvia at The Old Vic review: fierce, funny and astonishingly powerful
The much-hyped hip-hop suffragette musical could have gone very wrong – but it triumphs in the face of adversity
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- Moya Crockett
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Opinion
“In dark times, the women of Incredibles 2 are just the tonic we need”
Male villains are dominating real-world headlines. How refreshing to watch a film where women, both good and bad, take charge.
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- Moya Crockett
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Life
Why Netflix’s Brain On Fire is vital viewing for 2018
Painful, harrowing and almost impossible to watch – but Netflix’s Brain On Fire is easily one of the most important films of the year
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- Daisy Buchanan
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Long Reads
“I went to see the ‘scariest horror film of all time’. It did not end well”
Stylist’s Kayleigh Dray thought she could handle Hereditary – but she was horribly mistaken
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- Kayleigh Dray
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- Moya Crockett
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This all-female film review site is the feminist version of Rotten Tomatoes
It only features reviews from female-identifying critics.
Life
The five worst TV shows ever, according to Rotten Tomatoes
They all received zero percent ratings on the website
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- Megan Murray
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