Tatiana Dias

Nobody likes an uninvited pimple before any important event, let alone on your wedding day. Waking up with an angry, inflamed breakout in the final stretch before your big day can send anybody spiralling. After months of skin prep, carefully curated facials, and countless hydration reminders, it can almost feel unfair. But, according to dermatologists, it's also incredibly common — and ironically, often a sign that your body is responding to the very pressure of wanting everything to be perfect. The good news? A last-minute breakout doesn't have to steal your wedding glow.

For many of us, coffee isn't just a drink — it's the reason we get out of bed. The only motivation.

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There was a time when the quest for younger-looking skin often meant going under the knife.

In the last couple of years, protein has come for everything. Literally . Breakfast bowls, smoothie shakes, salads, coffee — gym bros, pilates princesses, and health freaks are all #obsessed.

Tatiana Dias is a fellow at Tech Policy Press. The Discord logo is displayed on a mobile phone screen in this photo illustration in Brussels, Belgium, on February 28, 2026. (Photo by Jonathan Raa/NurPhoto via AP)

Goiás put itself on a collision course with the policy of Brazil's president in an election season, write Tatiana Dias and Maurício Angelo.

In simpler times, facials were largely superficial — a deep clean, pasty face mask, and, if you were lucky, a little steam and massage.

Ever seen a bride and wondered about how she went in for a hair colour that was not her, right her wedding? Choosing a hair colour that isn't right for you is probably one of the biggest

From recovery rooms to skincare clinics, ice tubs to tech-heavy chambers, cold therapy, aka cryotherapy, has come a long way and transformed into a modern wellness obsession.