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This beauty company sells discounted cosmetics destined for landfill

This beauty company sells discounted cosmetics destined for landfill

Each year in the UK, around 90 million beauty products are discarded before they even hit store shelves. One women-owned retailer is selling them for a fraction of the price online with the ultimate goal of cutting down on cosmetic waste. Beauty companies may have concealed their wasteful practices for many decades, but the truth has finally come to light… and it’s not pretty. The industry is notorious for contributing massively...

By London, UK
Why are we still criticising women for sharing their fertility struggles?

Why are we still criticising women for sharing their fertility struggles?

Anne Hathaway revealed she suffered a miscarriage while playing a pregnant woman in 2015. The response proves taboos around womens’ health are still rife in 2024. In a new Vanity Fair interview, actor Anne Hathaway candidly revealed she had suffered a miscarriage in 2015 whilst playing a pregnant woman. The role, which was part of a one-woman stage performance, required Hathaway to ‘give birth on stage every night’ over the course...

By Brighton, UK
Is microdosing at work about to become the new norm?

Is microdosing at work about to become the new norm?

For most of recent history, people have viewed drugs as dangerous and counterproductive to humanity’s success. With some of the world’s most successful people admitting to microdosing at work, could that change? For years, there have been whispers of employees of Silicon Valley taking psychedelics to come up with new features for our favourite bits of technology including smartphones, tablets, and computers. Even Steve Jobs, the founder of Apple, attributed...

By London, UK
Opinion – Chioma Nnadi signals a changing media landscape

Opinion – Chioma Nnadi signals a changing media landscape

The journalist has become the first Black woman to hold British Vogue’s prestigious editor-in-chief position.  Following in the footsteps of Edward Enninful, himself the first Black person to head up British Vogue, Chioma Nnadi has revealed her first issue of the magazine as editor-in-chief. She has already admitted Edward’s are big shoes to fill. Enninful was head of British Vogue for just over six years, after his promotion was announced...

By Brighton, UK