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Marie Claire UK Brought Some of London's Most Inspiring Women Together to Talk About the Future—Then We Talked About Everything Else (opens the original)
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The benefits of a good gab are a hill I will die on. I can't remember who said it first, but it bears repeating: good conversation is one of life's great pleasures. You know the kind. The talk flows easily, your mind is firing on all cylinders, and sparks of connection are flying as you learn about someone else's life. You didn't quite catch their name, but you're having such a good time that you don't want to interrupt the rhythm to ask. Yes, one of those nights. When was the last time you had
The Agenda: The New-Season Cultural Reset (opens the original)
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There’s more to see, read, eat and experience than anyone of us have time for. Here is your monthly edit of the people, places and cultural moments actually deserving of a spot in your diary. We’ve never had more information about how to optimise our health, so why aren’t we feeling any better? That’s the question at the heart of AllBright’s Live Well Festival, returning to the Old Sessions House for a day of conversations about health, energy and ambition. This year’s theme, The Longevity Bluep
Türkiye’s Turquoise Coast Is the Mediterranean Escape Everyone Will Be Talking About Next Summer (opens the original)
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Like most millennials, I’ve watched Mykonos, Santorini and Italy’s Amalfi Coast go from aspirational destinations to Euro Summer rites of passage. But with their soaring popularity come the crowds, €30 Aperols and the realisation that you’re holidaying somewhere you’ve already experienced parasocially; all of which I’ve written about. At length. Obsessed, as I was, with The Odyssey this summer, though, I still wanted the fantasy — with less turmoil and fewer “deathless gods” (yes, I’ve read the
I Investigated the Hidden Cost of AI. 1 Data Centre Can Use as Much Water as 10,000 People (opens the original)
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It’s an image Brits have gotten used to this summer: our once “green and pleasant land” reduced to a crisp, arid vista. The verdant grass of England’s parks and commons scorched yellow and brown after weeks of heat and barely any rain. The Evening Standard recently posted a carousel of photographs showing the impact of England’s exceptionally dry summer on London. I left a fairly flippant comment underneath: “But by all means, build a massive data centre in east London.” More than 6,000 people l
I Let Astrology Plan My Holiday—Less Than 24 Hours Later, I Was Engaged (opens the original)
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Less than 24 hours after an astrologer read my birth chart at a secluded retreat on Türkiye's Turquoise Coast, I got engaged. It's the kind of life-altering event I’d hoped to have written in the stars, but it wasn't. Admittedly, there was a bit of a language barrier. But as someone who’s spent an increasing amount of time writing about astrology — from travelling according to my astrocartography chart to interviewing couples using the stars to choose their wedding dates — I wondered if I'd misu
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