Frankie Bridge shares brilliant solo self-tan hack for when you can't reach your back

By Amanda N'Duka

With the weather forecast set to brighten up again next week, many of us will be turning our attention back to the garden.

We are all loving the amount of support brands have been showing for the NHS during these challenging times. It feels like everyday there is a new charity tee, and last week Marks and Spencer joined in by creating their own t-shirts in aid of NHS charities Together.The high street retailer launched their ‘All in this Together’ T-shirt last week Thursday at midday, to show their support and solidarity for our NHS during this uncertain time of COVID-19.

If you're looking for some quarantine inspo, both Jess Wright and Frankie Bridge have hit the mark in this stylish get up.Tie-dye has come back into fashion for the first time in ages. We aren't sure if it's because we are all at home and getting experimental with fabric dyes, or because the 90's is still a major trend for the season (it is probably the latter).

Kelly Clarkson’s daughter River Rose is spreading some positivity amid the coronavirus outbreak.

To all the kids out there, you've got a friend in Tom Hanks. Multiple Australian television networks reported on Thursday that the actor surprised a local 8-year-old boy who was being bullied partly because he was named Corona.

The perfect isolation soundtrack.

Rainbows have been springing up in windows all across the world as confined kids place this symbol of hope in their windows and as a thank you to health workers. Mexican actress  Salma Hayek  has gone one step further though, and painted a rainbow on her face! Not many people could pull off such a high-color combination but the beautiful actress looks stunning – even with blue lips!

The contents of our wardrobe is probably not getting much use at the moment.

If there’s one thing in our regular lives that we just don’t find the time for, it’s cleaning the grime off our makeup brushes.There’s just always something better to do, but now that we’re at home all day, it’s a job that can’t be put off any longer. And thanks to a clever hack by vlogger Jamie Genevieve, it doesn’t even have to cost money or take up more than a few minutes of your precious Netflix-allocated time.

Tom Hardy is one of the world’s most notorious gangsters in the new biopic “Capone”.

Bane is putting the coronavirus boredom to bed.

Mrs Hinch has shared a brilliant way of getting children to embrace their creative side at any age – but it's very messy! The mum-of-one, whose real name is Sophie Hinchliffe, put aside her cleaning tips to mix up some edible paint for her nine-month-old son Ronnie. She shared the how-to on her Instagram Stories explaining how she had carved a pattern into a carrot to act as a 'paint brush' and had mashed up different fruits for her tot to paint with.