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It's no wonder A Place in the Sun has proved hugely popular with viewers over the years. House hunters are shown around beautiful villas and apartments in exotic locations with sunny climates, offering a perfect taste of paradise on our TV screens. But, according to one of the show's hosts, there's lots that happens behind-the-scenes that the rest of us really don't have a clue about - and you'll be shocked! Late last year, Jean Johansson, who has been a presenter on A Place in the Sun since 2018, exclusively invited OK! into her home in Ayrshire and spilled the beans on the property series - including one very strict TV rule.The star laughed: "“If there was a thing called ‘smell-o-vision’, we would not be on air.

Para celebrar el aniversario número 20 de Modern Love este mes, hemos publicado un paquete especial de artículos sobre la historia y el impacto de la columna. Para conocer el origen de Modern Love, leer siete maneras de amar mejor, ver cómo crea sus imágenes el veterano ilustrador y mucho más, visita nytimes.com/modernlove. En este espacio, como cada semana en la columna Modern Love, volvemos a publicar cuatro ensayos “clásicos” de años anteriores que nos conmovieron especialmente.

When you are raised to be a good Christian girl, you don’t just go to church; you date the church. Church is the significant other with whom you spend weekends and evenings, the boyfriend whose friends become your friends, the girlfriend with whom you share all your dreams. I was a really good Christian girl, so I didn’t just date the church; I married it.

Dorothy Allison, who wrote with lyrical, pungent wit about her working-class Southern upbringing — and about the incest and violence that shaped her — and whose acclaimed 1992 novel, “Bastard Out of Carolina,” based on her harrowing childhood, made her a literary star, died on Tuesday at her home in Guerneville, Calif., in Sonoma County. She was 75. Her death, from cancer, was announced by the Frances Goldin Literary Agency, her longtime representative.

A post shared by Robbie Manson (@robbie_manson)Robbie Manson is living the good life!The out rower qualified for the final in his event at the Paris Olympics, marking a successful return to the sport he loves. And now, he already seems to be looking four years down the line.

CDC last week issued an alert about a new variant of a genital fungal infection detected in New York City. It’s called tinea, also known as ringworm (or “jock itch” if it’s in the groin area). Although it responds to standard ringworm treatment, this sexually-transmitted form can take several weeks to clear up.

John Fetterman suggested that Republicans' messaging around transgender rights may have helped propel the former president back into the White House.During an interview with Semafor published on Friday, Fetterman, a Democrat, was asked about the GOP spending millions of dollars on advertisements attacking transgender rights, which aired in key swing states like Pennsylvania in the weeks leading up to Tuesday's election.The ads often included a clip of Vice President Kamala Harris saying during her 2020 presidential campaign that she supported gender-affirming medical treatment for transgender people in prison. The tagline at the end: "Kamala is for 'they/them.' President Trump is for you."Fetterman, who has been an advocate for the transgender community since being elected to Congress in 2022, told Semafor that while he refuses "to throw members of the gay or trans communities under the bus," the messaging around LGBTQ+ issues may have hurt Democrats this election cycle."[I]t's also true, undeniably, that if someone ran for president in 2020 and pandered to that Squad mentality, or to get likes on Twitter, and they made those kinds of statements about gender, they were going to be pretty hard to defend.

TGIF! We’ve made it to the weekend again! A lot happened this week… to put it mildly. Here are some of the happier highlights…FOR REAL: Five rainbow silver livings from an otherwise dreary 2024 election night.

Tune out the noise with this week’s edition of Bop After Bop…Subscribe to our newsletter for your front-row seat to all things entertainment with a sprinkle of everything else queer.Pet Shop Boys are capping off a stellar year with the double A-side single New London Boy / All The Young Dudes. The synth-pop legends takes us on a look back to a wide-eyed arrival in London during the height of glam in 1972 with “New London Boy.” This coming-of-age ode to queerness is all synths, nostalgia, and the sensory rush of a life about to change forever. Released alongside a Bowie-approved cover of “All The Young Dudes” and remixes from I.