Travel Insurance During Coronavirus Pandemic What To Know
A spate of new travel insurance policies have begun covering Covid-19, just as many international destinations begin to require it. Heres what to look for. Read more...
Maureen Lipman says female screen stars such as Joan Collins, 87, 'think they are 34'
Dame Maureen, 74, who plays Evelyn Plummer in Coronation Street, said there is 'a certain amount of invisibility' at her age. Read more...
Why This Billionaire Will Never Leave New York
For the cosmetics mogul and philanthropist Leonard Lauder, the city, with its museums, public transit and parks, is an explorers delight. Read more...
Do You Have a Conflict of Interest? This Robotic Assistant May Find It First
They cant detect all conflicts, but new computer programs serve as guard rails when scientists and publishers fail to self-police. Read more...
Make a Poem From Newspaper
A cento is a poem written using borrowed lines, like ones from this publication. Dont forget to give credit. Read more...
Desperate search resumes for 67-year-old left 'isolated by Victoria's coronavirus lockdown'
Susan Shaw was last seen by police about 4km up Mount Donna Buang Road in the Yarra Valley, east of Melbourne, at 1.40am on Friday. Read more...
Parents Erupt in Frustration as New York City Schools Close
Does the mayor think were all stay-at-home moms? Read more...
An Ethiopian Boutique Showcasing Artisanal Design
Anna Getaneh opened African Mosaique almost four years ago in a home her father had built where she spent some of her childhood years. Read more...
Time to Take a Pledge No Stocks if Youre a Member of Congress
Owning actively traded shares can create conflicts of interest. Georgias Senate candidates agree. Will others? Mutual funds could be good for them. Read more...
The Beat at the Heart of Lovers Rock
Steve McQueens new Small Axe anthology includes a film that centers on an offshoot of reggae that represented big shifts in the music, and in Black British culture. Read more...
Art Basel Miami Beach Was Canceled, but the Show Goes On
As coronavirus deaths rose, museums and galleries rolled out new shows. The socialite Libbie Mugrabi is planning a dinner for the ages. Is Miamis art world clueless? Read more...
Backpackers to get FREE 5 a fortnight dole payment in Australia to address fruit picker shortage
The Joint Standing Committee on Migration released its final report into the working holiday maker program on Monday. Read more...
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta insists his biggest concern is Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's alarming slump
The Gunners fell to a harrowing 2-1 defeat at home to Wolves in the Premier League on Sunday evening, which marked their fifth loss of the season already after just 10 matches. Read more...
Eton provost Lord Waldegrave defends teacher sacking amid 'sexist' lecture row at top public school
A freedom of speech row erupted at the elite 42,500-a-year school after pupils revolted following the sacking of Will Knowland. Read more...
Isla Fisher grabs a coffee in Sydney after dropping her children off at school
Isla Fisher appears to be settling into Sydney life nicely, as she was spotted grabbing a coffee and a bite to eat in the Harbour City on Monday Read more...
Cabaret, Savoy Theatre review Anything goes in Will Young's sexy Cabaret
Young is excellent, hitting the high notes with an effortless sweetness while something both scared and deeply scary keeps seeping through that baby face. Anything goes round here, as long as its sleazy. Read more...
Stardust Review A Week With David Bowie, Unaccompanied by His Music
A more accurate title for this movie, set in the early 70s, would be Johnny Flynn Sings Jacques Brel. Read more...
Andy Townsend opens up on losing his father to dementia and wants protection for younger generations
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW BY CRAIG HOPE Andy Townsend lost his father Don and Jack Charlton to dementia this summer and wants more to be done to protect future generations from the illness. Read more...