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Lady Violet Manners and Viscount Garnock open up about first pregnancy – from baby’s title to choosing names – exclusive

Lady Violet Manners and Viscount Garnock open up about first pregnancy – from baby’s title to choosing names – exclusive

Published by Daniella Wilson

It’s a beautiful spring day in London’s Fitzrovia and Lady Violet Manners – now Viscountess Garnock – exudes radiance as she poses in an elegant Richard Quinn dress outside the luxury Charlotte Street Hotel. In the second trimester of her pregnancy – and visibly glowing – Violet and her husband, William Lindesay-Bethune, Viscount Garnock, are full of excitement as they await the arrival of their first child together, due in early July. “I’m feeling really good,” Violet says. “I’ve just started getting kicks – it’s exciting.” Violet, 32, the daughter of the 11th Duke of Rutland and the Duchess of Rutland, and William, 35, the son of the 16th Earl of Lindsay and the Countess of Lindsay, shared the news with HELLO! in March. The Garnocks are expecting their first child Now, they open up about the “shock” and joy of this new chapter in their lives. Violet, who is the CEO and founder of the heritage experiences platform HeritageXplore and the host of the Hidden Heritage podcast, says: “The first few weeks I was …

From fat transplants to LED mittens: how the fear of ‘old lady hands’ mobilised the beauty industry | Beauty

From fat transplants to LED mittens: how the fear of ‘old lady hands’ mobilised the beauty industry | Beauty

Published by Sam Flores

I lay my hands on the table, palms down, for inspection. I’m in the consulting room of the president of the British College of Aesthetic Medicine (BCAM) in London. Like most people, I use my hands a lot. I type for hours a day. I go bouldering, which means I have a lot of calluses. I cook, clean, cup my chin while staring out the window. What I’ve never done is to look at my hands as objects of interest in their own right. They’re an afterthought. The means to an end. But now that Dr Sophie Shotter has picked them up in hers and is weighing my flesh and pushing at the skin with her thumbs to see how it moves, I can see faint ripples of diamonds, the texture of crepe paper. “Your facial skin is very clear, very smooth. When we look at your hands, you’ve got a bit more of that laxity going on,” Shotter says. “You don’t have pigmentation. You’re not covered in sunspots. But the veins and tendons testify …

Usha Vance on New Podcast, Pregnancy, Life as the Second Lady

Usha Vance on New Podcast, Pregnancy, Life as the Second Lady

Published by Sam Flores

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‘Addictive’ crime thriller The Cleaning Lady is your next Netflix binge-watch

‘Addictive’ crime thriller The Cleaning Lady is your next Netflix binge-watch

Published by Daniella Wilson

Looking for an addictive new crime thriller that will keep you glued to your screen? Netflix might just have the answer.  The Cleaning Lady, created by Miranda Kwok (The 100), arrives on the streaming platform this month. If you like intense, high-stakes dramas about desperate people forced to navigate morally grey situations – much like Ozark and Breaking Bad – it might be worth checking out.  © FOX via Getty ImagesÉlodie Yung stars in The Cleaning Lady The series, which ran for four seasons from 2022 to 2025, follows a talented doctor who moves to the US in search of treatment for her son. But when she witnesses a murder, she’s forced to work for the mob.  Keep reading to find out more… What is The Cleaning Lady about?  The series follows a talented Cambodian-Filipino doctor, Thony De La Rosa (Élodie Yung), who arrives in the United States seeking medical treatment for her gravely-ill son. But when the system fails her, she outstays her visa and takes on cleaning work to stay afloat.  After inadvertently …

Inventor Beulah Louise Henry’s unstoppable rise to becoming ‘Lady Edison’

Inventor Beulah Louise Henry’s unstoppable rise to becoming ‘Lady Edison’

Published by Jenni Sidey

Get the Popular Science daily newsletter💡 Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent six days a week. Beulah Louise Henry was just nine years old when she came up with her first invention in 1896, a device that allowed a man to tip his hat without ever putting down his newspaper.  By her death in 1973, at the age of 85, she’d come up with so many more—a doll with eyes that changed color with the press of a button, a sewing machine without a bobbin (a threaded spool that slowed down work because it had to be frequently refilled), a clock designed to help kids learn to tell time, and others—that the press even dubbed Henry “Lady Edison.”  Her ideas, she once told a reporter, were “messages from a guiding spirit.” Beulah Louise Henry’s early life Henry grew up a daughter of fortune in Raleigh, North Carolina. Her father Walter was a prominent lawyer and orator. Her mother, who was also named Beulah—a common tradition in the late 19th century—was a homemaker and the daughter …

Virginia’s Former First Lady to Run for Congress in Newly Drawn District

Virginia’s Former First Lady to Run for Congress in Newly Drawn District

Published by Sam Flores

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — There could be another McAuliffe representing Virginia soon. Dorothy McAuliffe — the former first lady, onetime state department official and wife of then-Democratic Gov. Terry McAuliffe — said Wednesday that she will run for Congress, putting a prominent name into the mix for a newly drawn district. “We need a leader who has a record of delivering and can finally bring down costs for families, who will increase access to affordable healthcare, and who will never back down from holding Donald Trump and ICE accountable,” McAuliffe said in a statement. If the map is approved, McAuliffe would campaign to represent the sprawling 7th District, which stretches from Arlington to western Augusta County. Most of the district’s voters would live just outside Washington, D.C., and it’s one of four new districts that are intended to favor Democrats. “I look forward to traveling this district — from Arlington to Augusta and Prince William to Powhatan — and sharing that vision for this community that I’ve long called home,” she said. An attorney and …

Lady Tremaine by Rachel Hochhauser

Lady Tremaine by Rachel Hochhauser

Published by Jenni Sidey

There is a moment, early in this novel, when Etheldreda describes herself as the Lady of the Dead Rabbit, the Lady of the Mud. She is standing in the woods before dawn, mud-spattered, a peregrine falcon on her arm, a dead coney tied to her belt, racing to get home before a royal carriage arrives at her crumbling front door. It is this image — not a glass slipper, not a pumpkin coach — that defines what Lady Tremaine by Rachel Hochhauser actually is: a story about a woman clinging to survival with bloodied fingernails while performing respectability as though her life depends on it. Because it does. Where Fairy Tales Go to Grow Up Hochhauser’s debut novel takes the most enduring villain in fairy tale history and strips away the cartoon cruelty, replacing it with something far more uncomfortable and far more interesting — a mother who is ruthless because she cannot afford not to be. Etheldreda, twice-widowed and functionally destitute, keeps her two biological daughters and one stepdaughter alive through a precarious balancing …

Bridgerton fans completely missed this subtle hint at Lady Whistledown’s new identity

Bridgerton fans completely missed this subtle hint at Lady Whistledown’s new identity

Published by Daniella Wilson

Netflix’s hit drama Bridgerton made a subtle change to one of its main characters in the climactic season four finale – but did you notice it?  The latest season of the popular period piece ended on a major cliffhanger when it was revealed that Penelope Bridgerton would retire as the Ton’s gossip columnist, Lady Whistledown. © InstagramPenelope revealed she had retired her gossip column in season four However, just when viewers thought that season four marked the final time Lady Whistledown’s Society Papers would be distributed throughout London, it was revealed that a mystery member of the Ton had taken up the author’s mantle, reviving the scandal-filled gossip column.  In the final moments of the season four finale, the new Whistledown, still voiced by Julie Andrews, asks, “Are you perhaps feeling a little shock?” WATCH: Have you caught up with season 4? “You thought I was gone for good, but far too much transpires for this author to remain silent. It is assuredly a reunion rooted in care and love. Though this time with a …

Fans Pay To See Lady Gaga Only To Have Their View Blocked So She Could Film Concert Movie

Fans Pay To See Lady Gaga Only To Have Their View Blocked So She Could Film Concert Movie

Published by Jenni Sidey

Several people shared their disappointing experiences at recent Lady Gaga concerts on social media, including a Reddit user who posted a pretty shocking video their friends filmed. The Little Monsters, as her fans are known, were upset after spending their hard-earned money on a bucket list concert only to be unable to see her. The video featured the pop star performing one of her upbeat hits with full choreography and a large group of dancers, along with a very ubiquitous cameraman right in front of her. The Lady Gaga concerts were held at the Kia Forum in California, and some attendees paid thousands of dollars to attend. Lady Gaga is currently on her Mayhem Ball tour, and, according to Newsweek, played four shows at the Inglewood, California venue, which is located just outside of Los Angeles. It’s not entirely clear if all of the shows were recorded or not, but the fans present at the ones that were are understandably ticked off. A TikTok user known as @thatvividsmagic shared her own footage of the show …