TikTok thinks it’s found the perfect £8 dupe for Charlotte Tilbury's Pinkgasm blush

Oh, stunning! Emma D’Arcy is happy their drink of choice — a negroni sbagliato with prosecco — has become a trendy order.

A money saving mum has revealed how she does her Christmas shopping for as little as 49p by visiting high street stores many people walk straight past. With the cost of living crisis set to disrupt Christmas for many families this year, her tip has gone down a storm with shoppers.

TikTok star with his sweet videos tracking trains and now Francis Bourgeois has been given his own show. The train enthusiast is set to host a five-part digital series for Channel 4 called Trainspotting with Francis Bourgeois. In it, he will tour the United Kingdom to demystify the hobby of trainspotting, where he’ll also be joined by a celebrity who will no doubt get a detailed run down of the make, model and importance of the train they watch pass by.

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Channel 4 has announced a new digital series about trainspotting that will be hosted by Francis Bourgeois.The five-part series, titled Trainspotting With Francis Bourgeois, will see the TikTok star being joined by various celebrities to take part in the pastime across five different locations across the UK.Bourgeois will be joined by a different celebrity in each episode, including comedian Aisling Bea, Eurovision’s Sam Ryder, AJ Tracey, footballer Jesse Lingard and former Love Island contestant Chloe Burrows.Speaking about the series, Bourgeois said: “Trainspotting With Francis Bourgeois has been an absolute whirlwind. When I started making videos about my hobby I never thought anything like this would happen.

Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz have left their fans totally gobsmacked after explaining how they choose their dog's name, which was inspired by a bizarre obsession.

Paramount’s Parker Finn-directed horror pic Smile has laughed its way across the $100M mark globally. And it did so in under two weeks of release. Through Tuesday, the gross is $102.3M worldwide, made up of $55.5M domestic and $46.8M from the international box office. 

As the winter months draw closer and our bills begin to increase, the cost-of-living crisis is going to hit harder for thousands of households across the country. Almost 90 percent of adults in the UK reported an increase in their living costs in July, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

With so many artists emerging from TikTok in 2022, it can be difficult to cut through the noise. One artist who's managed to transcend the app and replicate her social media success on the Official Chart, though, is New Jersey export Jax.

Last week’s episode of the Great British Bake Off, which aired both in the UK and the US, has left fans with a poor taste in their mouths.

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Former Emmerdale star Jake Roche has revealed that he is currently living off Universal Credit and staying in his mum's garage amid the current cost of living crisis.

We hate to admit it, but we love it when there’s a bit of drama in the beauty world.Take earlier this year, for example, when Jones Road launched its What The Foundation Tinted Moisture Balm in the US – and it immediately caused a furore on TikTok. It all started when content creator Meredith Duxbury posted a video onto the social media platform, applying the product and sharing her not-so-complimentary thoughts.The TikToker spread on two very large spoonfuls of the foundation (much more than the brand recommends), before proceeding to dismiss it after seeing it split on her skin.

Many shoppers are already preparing for the biggest shopping event of the year, Black Friday. While the sale won't hit until next month many retailers already have it on their radar.

A woman doing her weekly shop at Aldi with only £5 in her pocket was left dumbfounded when she got to the checkout. Aldi has been named the fourth largest supermarket in Britain, and prides itself on low prices.