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10 Last-Minute Halloween Costumes Inspired By 2026 Pop Culture (opens the original)
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It’s almost Halloween, baby! That time of the year when everyone dresses up as one of two things: a mythical dead entity (ghost, vampire, zombie) or a person or concept that is both wry and timely (a can of Poppi, Sydney Sweeney’s sports ad, whatever British celeb ends up being weird on the Traitors this year). Why this is how we celebrate this ancient Celtic pagan ritual I do not know, but there’s no time to ask questions: you need to settle on a costume before that house party, pronto. We don’
âI Donât See Us As A Girl Bandâ: UK Pop Legends Sugababes On Their New Self-Titled Album (opens the original)
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In 1998, the UK music charts were dominated by pop bands. Spice Girls mania was in full swing. Upbeat acts like Bâwitched, Steps and Boyzone took turns vying for number one. Auto-Tune had just been invented, and Cherâs âBelieveâ was the biggest song of the year. But Sugababes â Keisha, Mutya and Siobhán â who formed that year, werenât really about all that. They were just some schoolgirl mates from Northwest London who hung out at a local music studio after school, writing tracks.
65 Burning Questions I Had After Watching âPractical Magic 2â (opens the original)
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The following article contains spoilers for âPractical Magic 2â. When I watched the original 1998 Practical Magic â starring Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock as two witch sisters living under a centuries-old curse that kills any man that falls in love with them (or who they fall in love with? Itâs hard to tell) â for the very first time last week, I could see why it was a bit of a classic: the cosy New England surroundings, all those â90s jeans and floral skirts and tiny shades, the
Cult Chef Paris Rosina Shares Her 3 Cosiest Autumn Recipes (opens the original)
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The first time I attended Paris Rosina’s supper club, Come To My House I’ll Make You Fat, I couldn’t believe my luck. Here I was, in a toasty west London flat, being fed like a Roman king: delicately spiced rice pudding pierogi laden with sticky, squished fig; greasy leek-stuffed filo parcels doused in chilli butter; sculptural quince jelly adorned with spirals of whipped Beenleigh blue cheese. The dinner party guests – a mixture of writers and creatives (and a doctor!), none of whom knew each o
70 Burning Questions I Had After Watching âPractical Magicâ For The First Time (opens the original)
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As someone born in the â gasp â â90s, I like to pride myself on having seen plenty of the â90s classics. Cult horrors, throwback rom-coms, offbeat indie favourites⦠Iâve seen âem all. Except, well, I havenât. Because until last week, I had never sat down and watched Practical Magic, the 1998 fantasy rom-com starring Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock as two witch sisters living under a centuries-old curse that kills any man they dare fall in love with. Due to what I can only blame
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