Lifestyle

25

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

Prince William admits he wanted to be a DJ and wait until you hear the name he picked! |

Before the suit, the title, and the unending parade of official royal duties took over his life, Prince William had a couple of surprisingly normal - and slightly hilarious - backup plans.During an unexpected turn on The Graham Norton Show alongside Cate Blanchett, Hannah Waddingham, and Robert Irwin, the Prince of Wales pulled back the curtain on what he almost became. When Norton nudged him on whether he’d ever dreamed of a standard 9-to-5, William admitted his first instinct was law enforcement."I did want to be a policeman when I was younger," he said with a grin. "I thought I…

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24

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

Optical illusion personality test: What you see first reveals whether you are a social butterfly or a calm introvert

Optical illusion personality tests are interesting brain teasers that trick the brain and eyes into believing what we see first based on our thoughts, focus, and perspective.What makes these tests even more interesting is that the friend standing next to you might see a completely different object than what you see, which is why people keep coming back to these images again and again.All that these images require is a single quick glance, and they claim to reveal hidden personality traits about you, which is why these puzzles go viral.This optical illusion personality test also claims to reveal some hidden…

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24

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

David Attenborough Wildlife Documentary: Bristol woman’s garden features in David Attenborough’s wildlife documentary; cameras capture fox cubs, hedgehogs using hidden garden highways and frogs, revealing the extraordinary wildlife thriving in an ordinary urban backyard

You don’t need a nature reserve to see wildlife at its most fascinating. Sometimes all it takes is a small city garden, a pond and a few gaps in the fences. A Bristol woman named Louise, known as Lou, has found that out in the most spectacular way. Her garden stars in the second episode of Secret Garden, a BBC One series narrated by Sir David Attenborough that looks at the surprising role ordinary gardens play in supporting British wildlife. Foxes, hedgehogs, frogs and more all turn up in a space barely ten metres wide.A tiny plot with a very…

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23

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

Using an ATM? 5 common mistakes that could put your money and bank details at risk

If the card slot looks unusual, a part of the machine appears loose or the keypad seems damaged, it is better to avoid using that ATM. Fraudsters may tamper with machines to steal card details. If you notice anything suspicious, report it to the bank. It is also a good idea to cover the keypad while entering your PIN, even when nobody appears to be watching.

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23

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

From sale traps to hidden fees: 5 online shopping mistakes that could cost you money

5 online shopping mistakes that could cost you money You open a shopping app to buy one thing and somehow end up with five items in your cart. The discounts look tempting, the products look great, and before you know it, you have spent more than you planned. Online shopping is convenient, but a few common mistakes can make it more expensive than it needs to be. Here are five things to watch out for.Buying something just because it is on saleA 50% discount can make almost anything look worth buying. But if you didn't need the product in the…

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22

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

Psychology explains why some couples can sit together in silence without feeling awkward while others need constant conversation; what this means about emotional security, intimacy and relationship expectations

A couple can spend an entire evening sitting together without saying much, yet feel completely connected. Another couple might experience the same silence as uncomfortable, wondering whether something is wrong or whether their partner has lost interest. This difference is not necessarily about how much two people love each other. Psychology suggests that the meaning behind silence, along with each partner’s emotional needs and expectations, can shape how comfortable they feel together.A study published in the journal Motivation and Emotion in 2024 examined silence in romantic relationships across four studies. Researchers explored how the reasons behind these quiet moments influenced…

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21

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

Chinese father, 41, walked his 21-year-old daughter down the aisle, but guests thought he was her brother; his three daily habits are surprising and…

Dad and Daughter duo (Instagram) A wedding is generally a bride and groom’s moment to shine. But the wedding that happened in China’s Chaozhou, Guangdong province, it was the bride’s father who took away all the attention for all the right reasons! Meet the bride’s father, Zheng who at 41 looked so amazingly young standing beside his 21-year-old daughter that he became an overnight viral sensation on social media. The fun part began when some viewers mistook him as the bride’s brother, turning an emotional family moment into a viral talking point about aging and fitness.The viral wedding videoThe wedding…

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21

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

“Unprocessed grief can damage you” Prince Harry on how becoming a father changed the way he thinks about childhood pain and family relationships

Prince Harry posing with a children book (PC: Instagram/@princeharryofengland) Becoming a parent is probably one of the happiest moments of one’s life. The moment you become a parent, your own childhood starts to look different. You may not remember your first step but you can’t forget the times you needed a hug but did not ask for it, the words you wanted to hear but never did, or the moments when you felt alone even when your family was around. All of a sudden, you are not just looking back at your childhood but silently planning the childhood you want…

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20

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

5 things a good husband never does to his wife

When you've been married for years, it's easy to get comfortable. You know each other's routines, you've settled into a rhythm and you don't feel the need to make a big effort every day.There's nothing wrong with that. In fact, feeling comfortable around your partner is one of the nicest parts of a long marriage.The problem starts when comfort turns into taking each other for granted.A good husband doesn't stop appreciating his wife just because she's been beside him through the years. He still thanks her for the little things, makes time for her and checks in when he knows…

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20

Oct

By The Press Editor

Lifestyle

In 1608-09, a Mughal calligrapher signed the reverse of a courtier’s portrait; after entering a British baron’s collection by 1937, the album page sold in London for £571,500 in 2026, nearly five times its top estimate

Photo credit: Christies.com A Mughal-era album page featuring a portrait of a courtier holding a book and calligraphy signed in 1608-09 has sold for £571,500 at an auction in London. The page, created more than four centuries ago, had entered the collection of a British baron by 1937 and later passed through several auctions before becoming the leading lot in a sale of Indian paintings and calligraphy in April 2026. According to the official website of British auction house Christie's, the painting is attributed to Manohar, a Mughal artist active in the early 17th century, while the calligraphy on the…

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