How often should you change your sheets? Kirstie Allsopp has the answer

Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships so we may receive compensation for some links to products and services.There are a lot of reasons to hate the cold. It dries out our skin, it leaves us shaking and shivering, it keeps us indoors and it seriously wreaks havoc on our fashion.

Donald Trump has a fond memory of the late Sean Connery. The president took to Twitter on Sunday to pay tribute to the actor, who died on Saturday at the age of 90.

Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, 2020 has been an unprecedented year for the film industry. Not only is the theatrical release business on life-support, but the film festival season was effectively canceled from March until September, leaving a Cannes-sized hole in the hearts of cinema fans.

A group of officials from California's major theme parks gathered Wednesday for a virtual press conference to once again voice their outrage over the state's reopening guidelines for their businesses. They went so far as to say legal action is being considered.

Courteney Cox reveals she has been separated from her fiancé for over 200 days.

Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) revealed there has been an increase in the number of Scots claiming Personal Independence Payment (PIP) during lockdown by almost three per cent. The data shows that by the end of July, a total of 273,899 Scots were claiming PIP - an increase of 7,789 (2.7%) since the beginning of April.

Love Island winner Amber Gill has grown a huge follower base on Instagram since leaving the hit reality show, but the star admits there have been times when she’s had to delete the app.The brunette beauty, 23, has a whopping 2.7 million followers on the social media platform and she often shares updates on her busy life, from amazing outfits to trips abroad. Yet glitz and glamour to one side, Amber spoke to OK! Online about how she felt she needed to reinvent herself on the platform.

Lorne Michaels was bound and determined to have Saturday Night Live return to Studio 8H with an audience this season. Speaking withWillie Geist for the upcoming episode ofSunday TODAY, the sketch show's creator and gatekeeper said remote episodes, like those done last season due to the pandemic, were not an option.

Fifth Harmony could have looked very different following Camila Cabello’s departure.

Having tied up her term on Britain’s Got Talent last week, Amanda Holden is wasting no time getting back in the saddle and intends to keep her seat warm. Her latest role will see her star in BBC One’s brand-new mystery music game show I Can See Your Voice.

Jordan Fisher dons many hats. A glance at his Instagram bio will download most of them into your brain.

Alison Hammond, Amanda Holden and Jimmy Carr have been announced as the celebrity panellists for BBC One’s new singing-based game show I Can See Your Voice.The eight-part series will be hosted by Paddy McGuinness and the panel will be helped out by a different pop star each week.The BBC said:I Can See Your Voice will see two players aiming to win a cash prize by guessing who can and can’t sing from a group of mystery singers standing before them.

Chris Kamara is to release another festive album this year, vowing to "save" the Christmas season with the collection.

th grade, sitting in my school library devouring Our Bodies, Ourselves, puzzling over a paragraph alleging that a woman’s sex drive could be stronger in her 50s than at age 17. Since I was 17, and so sex-crazed—I often stopped by my boyfriend’s basement apartment for sex before AP Calculus—the thought was laughable.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorThe sixth annual Through Her Lens: The Tribeca Chanel Women’s Filmmaker Program has added masterclass conversations to this year’s lineup.“Grown-ish” star Yara Shahidi, and her business partner and mother Keri Shahidi will discuss the film business, while cinematographers Rachel Morrison and Ellen Kuras will talk about visual storytelling.Held virtually due to the coronavirus, the Through Her Lens program will take place Oct.

Gilmore Girls is coming back to The CW.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter“Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life” is set to make its broadcast debut on The CW.The broadcaster will air the four-episode followup to the classic dramedy over four nights beginning Nov. 23 and concluding on Nov.

, during the holidays — just in time for Thanksgiving.Originally produced for Netflix in 2016, follows Lorelai (Lauren Graham) and Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel) years after the original series ended, with Lorelai still running the Dragonfly Inn, Rory having some success in journalism and Emily (Kelly Bishop) grieving the loss of her husband, Richard.

Gilmore Girls, The CW has made a special announcement. On Monday, the network revealed that Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life will make its non-streaming debut with a four-night TV premiere throughout the week of Thanksgiving, beginning on Monday, Nov.