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You never forget your first love (even though sometimes you may very well want to forget them). And you definitely never forget your first love if you

Fashion brand Universal Standard is back at it again, creating highly coveted, ultra size-inclusive closet staples that we cannot seem to get enough of. Th

UPDATE: On Dec. 1, Canada’s House of Commons unanimously passed a bill banning conversion therapy. The bill, which was fast-tracked by several Conser

If you don’t have plans this Saturday night, don’t sweat it. There’s a powerful new moon total solar eclipse in Sagittarius taking place

Welcome to How I Bought It, where, each month, one Canadian shares how exactly they managed to buy their home. Our goal is to demystify the path to ho

From The Christmas Prince to Holidate and The Princess Switch, there’s a joyful abundance of so-bad-they’re-great Christmas movies we religious

When you think of TikTok, DIY beauty hacks, speedy cooking tutorials and dancing probably spring to mind. The app serves up bitesize content that’s e

“I don’t have to do nothin’ but stay Black and die.” This oft-repeated phrase in Black communities of a certain generation tells a story of people

Lush has decided to leave four major social media platforms until they “take action to provide a safer environment for users”. On Friday 26th N

Dear Daniela, Is it a bad idea to buy skincare products in tubs or jars? I never really thought about it until recently when I saw an influencer on Instagr

Welcome to Beauty In A Tik, where each week we put TikTok’s viral beauty hacks and innovative trends to the test. As we head into party season, TikTo

Being told you’re stinky is pretty high up on the list of hurtful personal insults. Being told you look stinky – on social media, for the worl

Barrier-breaking designer. Genre-bending artist. Visionary. These are some of the ways people have described Virgil Abloh after it was announced that the 4

Welcome to Money Diaries where we are tackling the ever-present taboo that is money. We’re asking real people how they spend their hard-earned money