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Julianne Hough wows in multiple bathing suits during beachside rest and recharge

Julianne Hough wows in multiple bathing suits during beachside rest and recharge

Published by Daniella Wilson

Julianne Hough wowed in a mint green tiny bikini as she enjoyed some rest and recharge at the beach. The Dancing with the Stars host posted a carousel of pictures showcasing her relaxing staycation. In the main picture, the dancer had some fun in the sun as she donned a straw hat and shades while petting her dog Sunny. In one of the videos, she was seen running into the water with man’s best friend. She captioned the post: “It’s always sunny,” with a dog emoji.  © InstagramJulianne recharged at the beach Fans loved the wholesome carousel and flocked to the comments. One person wrote: “One extremely beautiful and talented woman. You have that special something,” as another follower added: “Absolutely beautiful.” Others commented on her sweet relationship with the dog, with one fan writing: “Sunny is just too adorable. I love your bond,” as another person added: “You both bring me so much joy!!” Julianne also shared an Instagram story of herself tanning in a black bikini with white polka dots. The overlaid text read: “My …

This is how we do it: ‘I love the idea of only knowing one person intimately for the rest of my life’ | Life and style

This is how we do it: ‘I love the idea of only knowing one person intimately for the rest of my life’ | Life and style

Published by Sam Flores

Veronika, 18 double quotation markThere have been days when we’ve been on the phone for 10 hours at a stretch Part of me always hoped I’d have a love story like my parents, who were college sweethearts and are still crazy about each other 30 years later. Maybe that’s why it felt so natural to me that Fabio and I were serious about our future together from the moment he asked me out two years ago. We were just 16 and 17 at that point, and still dealing with the madness of A-levels (not to mention applying to universities on different sides of the Atlantic), but while most of our friends split up after sixth form, we never even considered it, though admittedly long-distance has been way harder than I expected. Before Fabio and I started dating, I’d only ever been kissed once – badly – so he’s the first person I’ve shared my body with in any real way. I don’t think there’s anything wrong with hook-up culture, but I’ve always been clear that …

‘We are not like the rest of Andalucía’: the rugged charms of Almería, Spain’s desert city | Andalucia holidays

‘We are not like the rest of Andalucía’: the rugged charms of Almería, Spain’s desert city | Andalucia holidays

Published by Sam Flores

Perched high on the battlements of Almería’s 10th-century Alcazaba, looking over the mosaic of flat roofs tumbling down to the sea, I’m reminded of author Gerald Brenan’s travel classic South from Granada, and his impression upon arriving in Almería in 1920: “Certainly, it seemed that the sea was doubly Mediterranean here, and the city … contained within it echoes of distant civilisations.” A British adventurer, Hispanist and fringe member of the Bloomsbury group, Brenan had walked to Almería from where he was living near Granada, apparently to buy extra furniture in preparation for a visit from Virginia Woolf and friends. A century later, my journey here in a 30-year-old van from London is somewhat less notable, but as I marvel at the almost surreal incandescence of the Med, and the maze of ancient streets below me, I too am aware of a sensation of time travel. Illustration: Graphics/Guardian Graphics Brenan would have been a novelty visitor back then. And even today, unlike Málaga, just a couple of hours down the coast, Almería is little visited …

Al Jazeera’s Mohammed Wishah, killed by Israeli strike, laid to rest | Israel-Palestine conflict

Al Jazeera’s Mohammed Wishah, killed by Israeli strike, laid to rest | Israel-Palestine conflict

Published by Sam Flores

Toggle Play Al Jazeera’s Mohammed Wishah, killed by Israeli strike, laid to rest NewsFeed Mourners gathered for the funeral of Al Jazeera Mubasher journalist Mohammed Wishah the day after the Israeli military killed him in a targeted attack in Gaza City. “The stories he was trying to tell do not end here,” said Al Jazeera’s Hani Mahmoud, who attended the ceremony. Published On 9 Apr 20269 Apr 2026 Click here to share on social media share-nodes Share googleAdd Al Jazeera on Googleinfo Source link

Israel destroys another bridge linking south Lebanon to rest of country

Israel destroys another bridge linking south Lebanon to rest of country

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As it engages in heated battles with pro-Iran militant group Hezbollah in a number of Lebanese border villages, Israel has bombed another bridge across a river dividing the country’s north and south. It adds to widespread fears in Lebanon that Israel intends to depopulate the southern region in the long-term as a million people have been displaced by the fighting. FRANCE 24’s Claire Paccalin tells us more from Beirut. Keywords for this article Source link

Meghan performative privacy about her kids online just makes the rest of us feel bad

Meghan performative privacy about her kids online just makes the rest of us feel bad

Published by Daniella Wilson

Get the Well Enough newsletter with Harry Bullmore for tips on living a healthier, happier and longer life Get the Well Enough email with Harry Bullmore Get the Well Enough email with Harry Bullmore The Duchess of Sussex’s new Instagram post shows her hugging her daughter, Princess Lilibet, four, as they sit together in loving harmony on a rock by the sea in honour of International Women’s Day. “For the women she will one day be…Happy International Women’s Day,” reads the caption, while she gives “Papa Sussex” [Prince Harry] picture credits. The sky is a perfect blue. It’s a powerful and cuddly photo – and it’s the favoured pose: the back or side of Lilibet’s head. We’ve seen it so many times before. There’s the back of Lilibet’s head wearing a reversed baseball cap while helping out in a charity kitchen for Thanksgiving in November, a “Happy Holidays” post in December with her hair covering her face, and there she is enjoying pumpkin picking in October, pulled along in a cart by Meghan, while Prince …

Hatch’s Sale Has the Restore 3, Rest, and Rest+ All Discounted

Hatch’s Sale Has the Restore 3, Rest, and Rest+ All Discounted

Published by skeptic

Everyone’s exhausted after the loss of an hour of sleep. But you don’t have to grin and bear it. Hatch’s sale includes several of its popular sunrise alarm clocks that can help both adults and kids alike to adjust to the new time of day. Sunrise alarm clocks simulate the sunrise right on your bedside table, slowly brightening over the course of anywhere between 10 minutes and an hour, helping activate your circadian rhythm and naturally waking you up. If you’re interested in one after the rough loss of an hour, you’re in luck. The best way to save yourself from a painful time change is to start early, but if you need to make a late recovery, this handy gadget can still help you. Hatch, makers of the popular Restore and Rest sunrise alarm clocks and sound machines, is running a sale starting today for Sleep Week. I’ve tried several sunrise alarms, and Hatch is a constant in my home for how easy it is to use with the Hatch app. You can get …

The kindness of strangers: On the plane I was overwhelmed with grief, then a passenger let me rest my head on his shoulder | Australian lifestyle

The kindness of strangers: On the plane I was overwhelmed with grief, then a passenger let me rest my head on his shoulder | Australian lifestyle

Published by Sam Flores

A long-haul flight in economy is never an appealing prospect but this one felt especially tough. I was leaving California after the death of my father to return to Australia, where I live. I was exhausted, emotional and prone to bursting into tears. It was always hard leaving my birthplace, friends and family behind, and this time I was also contending with the loss of my beloved dad. I was desperately hoping I might have a spare seat next to me on the plane so I could get some sleep, or at least a little privacy. There would be no such luck. When I checked in, the desk staff told me the flight was completely full; worse still, I was in the very last row. Mine was the aisle seat, right beside the toilet and the galley – the busiest, most public place on the plane, when what I really needed was peace. When I boarded and saw my seat, I really fell apart. Next to me was a very large, bodybuilder-type guy, who was …