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This trend shows half your face with your current makeup and the other your 2016 version – what's changed?

Charlie Ellen shares how teenage lifestyles have been sensationalised in problematic ways.

Emily Duff shares some tips on how to make small sustainable changes at university that won't break the bank.

The competitive reality show sporting aspiring designers is getting a makeover as Gigi Hadid has just been announced as a new co-host.

The character has swapped her iconic polka-dot dress for a Stella McCartney pant suit and opinions are divided.

After a two and half year wait, Peaky Blinders returns to our screens once again.

Even though bringing theatre to the big screen has been all the rage, I think we can all agree that not all musicals need a movie makeover.

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Breakups are never easy to deal with, so Sharanya Chakraborty shares how to cope with them in a healthy way.

Whilst Sheffield may not spring to mind as the best place for a night out, it hosts a wide variety of fun places to socialise.

Including double denim and uggs, Tia Xiourouppas shares the highly debated trends she just can't get behind.

Struggle to get your foundation to look perfect? Audrey Chow tells us how you can make it possible.

Loosely based on true stories by Adam Kay, the storyline is a TV adaptation of his award-winning book.

Cruz Beckham is the latest to join the long line of famous children who have dipped their toes in the world of music.