Kieran Galpin is a Trending Writer for Here Is The City (HITC), with his work also appearing in OK! Magazine, JOE Media, Western Daily Press, and Bristol Post. Kieran covers a wide range of topics, from viral trends and social media influencers to news stories and scientific discoveries, providing engaging and informative content for readers.
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Dr. Shawn Rowland explained some of the benefits of sunlight while also warning against some of the dangers that UV rays pose
By: Kieran Galpin
As of late, I've been working to streamline my life and part of that is making my work-from-home lunches more efficient
2024's Allergy season is here in full force and it might be more difficult this year because of a little known thing called climate change
By: Kieran Galpin
Makeup influencer Sophie discovered a lip gloss from Lottie London that also doubles as the internet's favorite gadget, fidget toys
The Starbucks spicy lemonade refreshers were released at the start of the week in spicy strawberry, pineapple and dragonfruit
TikTok user Bambi shared a hayfever and allergy hack that has been approved by the likes of the NHS and Mayo Clinic
After Mark Zuckerberg took to the internet with some AI news, social media took over to generate a fake image of him sporting a beard
If you're an American wondering what do Australians call McDonald's, the you'll be pleased to know that you are not alone
Starbucks employees have seemingly confirmed that rumor that boba drinks will be heading to stores this summer
By: Kieran Galpin
Registered dietitian Abbey Sharp addressed the rise of the TikTok pickle juice trend as people ponder on the health benefits of drinking it
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