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Travel
Why Iceland’s Blue Lagoon is the ultimate place to see the Northern Lights
The incredible Northern Lights can be seen until April 2020.
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- Sarah Biddlecombe
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Life
So, is Sex Education’s second season as good as the first?
With storylines on everything from pansexuality to dirty talk to douching, the gang’s all here.
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- Meena Alexander
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Life
Dickinson is sexy, strange and seriously good – it’s the surprise feminist hit of the year
Don’t sleep on AppleTV+’s wacky and wonderful Emily Dickinson biopic.
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- Hannah-Rose Yee
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Life
How Jennifer Aniston eviscerates the pressures of fame in The Morning Show
This is the best performance of her career.
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- Hannah-Rose Yee
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- Mayran Yusuf
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So, is Judy actually as good as everyone says it is? Stylist investigates
Renée Zellweger’s performance may have sparked Oscars buzz – but is the Judy Garland biopic worth the cost of your cinema ticket?
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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People
Every song on Ed Sheeran’s star-studded new album, ranked
So you can go straight for the bops
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- Meena Alexander
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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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- Moya Crockett
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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.
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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Beauty
Niacinamide: everything you need to know about this super skincare ingredient
Starting with: what even is it?
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- Amber Ascroft
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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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Life
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…”
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- Phil Hilton
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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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- Emily Gargan
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Colette is a pacey period drama with thoroughly modern themes
Keira Knightley is back at her very best in this brilliant biopic
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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