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Kate and Pippa talk bodies, babies and boys
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Kate and Pippa talk bodies, babies and boys

The Middleton girls are more than just stunning sisters – they’re best friends. Strolling across the pebbles of a remote Welsh beach, the two young women attract little attention as they chat in the sunshine. The only clue that these are the world’s most famous sisters – the Duchess of Cambridge and Pippa Middleton – […]
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Blooming beauties: Pregnant celebrities

Beyoncé Knowles caused a showbiz sensation this week when she announced she was pregnant on the red carpet at the MTV Video Music Awards in Los Angeles. The 29-year-old singer cradled her small baby bump, telling photographers, “I have a surprise!” It will be Beyoncé’s first child with husband Jay-Z. This year has seen a […]
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Four reasons you should eat your greens
Health

Four reasons you should eat your greens

Everyone knows you’re supposed to eat lots of fruit and vegetables every day, but it can be very difficult to do. Here are some reasons why you should make the effort. 1. Staying healthy: There is convincing evidence that a diet rich in fruits and vegetables can be protective against: Cancer Coronary heart disease Stroke […]
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No reality TV stars to grace the Hollywood Walk of Fame
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No reality TV stars to grace the Hollywood Walk of Fame

They are one of the wealthiest familys in Hollywood, but you won’t see the Kardashian name on the Hollywood Walk of Fame any time soon. The same goes for Paris Hilton, Jersey Shore‘s Snooki or any Real Wives stars. This was made clear when a spokesperson for the Walk of Fame wrote on their official […]
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Not all carbs are created equal
Health

The truth about carbs

Despite being branded as the evil villain in our food, carbohydrates are vital for a healthy functioning body. However, not all carbohydrates are created equal. Accredited nutritionist and exercise physiologist Caitlin Reid debunks four myths about carbohydrates. Myth one: All carbohydrates are bad All carbohydrates are not created equal, with some being better than others. […]
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Teens who use Facebook, Twitter more likely to use drugs
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Teens who use Facebook, Twitter more likely to use drugs

Parents have been warned of the dangers of social networking for years but now there is yet another reason to keep you kids offline — a new study has found that teenagers who use sites like Facebook and Twitter are more likely to abuse alcohol and drugs than those who abstain. Researchers from the National […]
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Women get a better night’s sleep than men

When it comes to getting a good night’s sleep, women have one up on men with studies showing woman sleep longer and fall asleep faster. About 30 percent of women said they sleep eight hours or more on weekdays, compared with 22 percent of men, according to the National Sleep Foundation’s 2005 Sleep in America […]
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Shane Warne and Liz Hurley
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Shane Warne and Liz Hurley engaged?

Shane Warne has reportedly asked Liz Hurley to marry him. London tabloid the Daily Star reports Shane got down on one knee during a recent Spanish cruise. As friends including media tycoon James Packer looked on, Shane proclaimed his love for Liz, who immediately accepted his proposal. In pictures: The changing face of Shane Warne […]
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Elizabeth Taylor voted most photogenic celebrity
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Elizabeth Taylor voted most photogenic celebrity

Elizabeth Taylor has beaten Audrey Hepburn, Marilyn Monroe and Sophia Loren to be voted the most photogenic celebrity of all time. Elizabeth, who died in March, also pipped more recent beauties including Jennifer Aniston, Angelina Jolie and Megan Fox to the top spot in the poll conducted by photo book company mymemory.com. Survey respondents were […]
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Controversial children's 'diet' book aimed at children as young as four
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Controversial children’s ‘diet’ book aimed at children as young as four

The author of a controversial children’s diet book which targets children as young as four-years-old, is “amazed” by the outrage it has provoked. Paul Kramer, the author of Maggie Goes on a Diet, has defended his independently published book about a heavily overweight 14-year-old girl who becomes a school football star after losing weight. Kramer […]
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