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Mickey Rourke’s name has become popular in recent weeks, but for all the wrong reasons. The 72-year-old actor, who was kicked off Celebrity Big Brother after a string of violent arguments and offensive comments, was last seen having a good time in London with boxer David Haye and his fiancée Sian Osborne. The public couldn’t help but wonder: who is Mickey Rourke’s current partner and what is his true romantic history as paparazzi trailed him into the night with a little dog in tow. Rourke’s real-life love story is remarkably comparable to that of a man whose movie portrayals frequently…
Chloe Pink’s Wedding Was a Moment of Joy — Until the Internet Turned It Into a War on Women’s Bodies In early March 2025, Chloe Pink walked into Melbourne’s historic treasury building and out as a newlywed. The 25-year-old, a resource co-ordinator in the renewable energy sector, had just married her childhood sweetheart, AFL player Toby Pink. Their quiet ceremony marked the culmination of an eight-year love story. For Chloe, it was also the first day in her life when she genuinely felt beautiful — until the online world reminded her that, for some, joy is something to punish. Within…
Research by SportsCover Direct – offering comprehensive, specialist and unique insurance products to those involved in the sports and leisure activities – analysed its recent* first-party claims data which revealed that 60.4% of the recent winter sports claims received made reference to at least one injury type. Using this data to decipher which injuries were most common on winter sports holidays, the analysis found that knee injuries were the most common overall, with approximately 21% of winter sports claims noting an injury citing this body part. Shoulder (approximately 18%) and leg (approximately 13%) injuries were the second and third most likely to be cited in claims. Other injuries…
From yoga retreats and beachside boot camps to trekking holidays and water sport adventures, health-conscious Brits are increasingly seeking holidays that will enhance their physical and mental wellbeing – now coined as ‘holisti-holidays’. According to the latest YouGov data, 47% of UK travellers prioritise ‘space for relaxation and wellbeing’ when choosing their holiday destinations. And with online holiday searches for ‘wellness retreat’ expected to hit an all-time high this Spring, it’s clear that the demand for restorative getaways is stronger than ever. But before packing for that transformative escape, Dr Asimah Hanif, working with leading travel insurance provider Staysure, warns that there’s one essential…
The HolidayPirates Group has revealed its 2024 business performance, showing impressive growth across its online travel platform. Operating in ten countries, the company recorded a mediated Total Transaction Value (TTV) of €477.47 million—an increase of nearly 20% compared to 2023. This strong performance highlights the group’s continued expansion and rising consumer demand for online travel deals. The United Kingdom was the second-best performing market. Through HolidyPirates, the group reached a mediated TTV of 100 million euros, 15.3% more than in 2023. In the first place was the DACH region, that encompasses Germany, Austria and Switzerland, with 161.86 million euros of mediated TTV, an 8.3% increase…
It sounds like the start of a joke: one bag of chips walks into a cave—and leaves behind a mini ecological crisis. But that’s exactly what happened at one of the most delicate natural wonders in the United States, where a seemingly harmless snack caused real environmental damage.
If you’ve ever snagged a seat near the jump seat—those fold-down seats used by flight attendants—you might have noticed something peculiar: during takeoff and landing, crew members often sit upright, back straight… and hands tucked under their thighs. It’s not just a quirky habit. Like almost everything on a plane, this unusual posture is all about safety.
Window or aisle? Carry-on or checked bag? Arrive three hours early or race to the gate? Air travel comes with a list of polarizing choices, and somewhere on that list sits the ongoing debate: digital boarding pass or printed copy?
If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed while traveling, you’re not alone. Between missed flights, crowded attractions, and the stress of packing, travel can quickly turn from an exciting adventure into a frustrating experience. Rick Steves, the travel expert known for his European guides and TV shows, has spent years guiding travelers through the highs and lows of exploring new places. In a recent interview, Steves shared some of his top advice to help you avoid common travel mistakes and make your trip smoother. Here’s what he had to say.
The Cupola, a family-run gem in Stoney Middleton offering a restaurant, visitor centre, and luxury holiday apartments, has won silver in the Best New Business category at the prestigious Visit Peak District and Derbyshire Awards. This recognition highlights The Cupola’s significant contribution to local tourism and education. To celebrate, the establishment has unveiled a historic rock formation exhibit that tells the fascinating story of the ancient tropical seas that once covered the Peak District, enriching the visitor experience even further. This prestigious recognition highlights the Cupola’s significant impact on tourism within the Peak District National Park, reflecting its unique combination…