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15 Years Ago, One of the Best Shooter RPGs Defied All Expectations

Bioshock 2 managed to take a corporate edict and turned it into a thoughtful follow-up that should be remembered as a gold standard gaming sequels.

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I’m a mum who feels like the most boring fool on earth. How do I find ‘interesting me’ again?

You’re allowed to want to feel like yourself again, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. Sometimes things have to change outside us for things to change inside

The Guardian - AU

Why mushroom oil has become the drug of choice for cool middle-class parents in London

A growing tide of women, often battling early parenthood, are replacing alcohol with a drug that comes in a little brown bottle with a pipette. Jessica Salter reports

Evening Standard

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How renting in London became an unimaginable hellscape

LET’S UNPACK THAT: The process of finding somewhere to rent in the capital is like competing in the Hunger Games. It’s easy to lose your dignity, writes Ellie Muir. Will tenants ever be freed from this misery?

The Independent UK

I’m 24 years old and embarrassed that I’ve never dated anyone. How do I meet a girl?

We’re all on different timelines for love and fun, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. If you want a good dating life, focus first on creating a robust social life

The Guardian - AU

Pirates, princes and hostages: inside the mysterious life of the unnamed medieval princess of Cyprus

Throughout her life, the “Damsel of Cyprus” (born circa 1177) was used as a political and diplomatic tool in the conflicts of men. She was the daughter of Isaac Komnenos, the emperor of Cyprus. Her own name was never recorded, although historians have suggested it may have been either Beatrice…

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Pouring champagne and ironing knickers: my day serving the matriarchy as a topless male waiter

The Museum of Old and New Art in nipaluna/Hobart is allowing men into its Ladies Lounge for the first time – as long as they remove their shirts and serve its female patrons

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Paul McCartney leaves Manchester spellbound as he rolls out the hits on first night of UK tour

At the first of two sold-out shows – part of his celebrated Got Back tour and his first UK gig since 2018 – The Beatles legend ‘duetted’ with his late bandmate, John Lennon, and gave fans an early Christmas present

The Independent UK

'Black Doves' Season 2: Everything We Know

After that cliffhanger, the Netflix series starring Keira Knightley could go anywhere.

Marie Claire

Black Doves ending explained: Will there be a season 2?

If you loved Netflix's Black Doves and want to have discussions about the ending, look no further. We also look into the possibility of season 2 of the epic thriller.

Woman & Home

Black Doves ending explained: does Helen get her revenge and what happens to the Clarks?

Black Doves ending explained: the complex lies unravel and the truth is revealed, but not without more deaths

WhatToWatch

Black Doves episode 5 recap: the truth starts to come out

Netflix's spy thriller set at Christmas brings intense action, secret organisations, and a multitude of deaths. Here's a recap on episode 5 to unravel what's really going on.

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Black Doves episode 4 recap: if the Clarks are after you, then you're already dead

Netflix's spy thriller set at Christmas brings intense action, secret organizations, and a multitude of deaths. Here's a recap on episode 4, to unravel what's really going on.

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Black Doves episode 3 recap: a government leak and a hit gone wrong

Netflix's spy thriller set at Christmas brings intense action, secret organizations, and a multitude of deaths. Here's a recap on episode 3 to unravel what's really going on.

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I want to find my ‘thing’. How can I work out what I want to do with my life?

Try too hard to find your purpose and you might miss it, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. But wait too long for it to find you and you could lose out

The Guardian - AU

‘My boyfriend’s Instagram searches tap into my insecurities. I’m scared I’ll never be his type. How do I proceed?’

There is no relationship where neither party ever finds other people attractive, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. But it is still legitimate to ask our partners to assuage our fears

The Guardian - AU

I’m a ‘trad wife’ in a happy marriage. How can I get my friends to accept me for who I am?

To your friends, your relationship is probably the least interesting thing about you, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. Try to remember what drew you to these people in the first place

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Dianne Sandler obituary

Other lives: Play specialist determined to improve the lives of children with complex needs

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Children’s and teens roundup – the best new picture books and novels

Spellbinding witches; memories of home; treasure hunters; fake facts; fearsome creatures; a great guide to graphic art and more

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My husband is seriously competitive in our weekly bridge matches. Am I abnormal not to care if I win or lose?

The question isn’t who is most normal, says Eleanor Gordon-Smith, but rather whether you can understand each other’s perspective

The Conversation

Nazi history, reality TV deception and the making of Apocalypse Now: what we’re streaming in September

Ready to catch the latest screen hits for September? This month brings a fresh batch of content, including some older documentaries now streaming thanks to DocPlay and the new National Film and Sound Archive Player.

The Conversation

Medieval England loved rumours, conspiracies and fake news about queens

If you enjoy a good bit of gossiping, England in the 15th century would have been a great place to live. The kingdom was awash with rumours and conspiracy theories, some true, some false. Given the century witnessed several instances of popular unrest and civil war, this is unsurprising since…

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Baldur's Gate 3's award-nominated narrator is going to mess with your head in Warframe: 1999

"I'm SO looking forward to getting into all your heads"

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Would you 'buy' your own grandchildren? With egg freezing on the rise, many parents are footing their children’s fertility bills…

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50 Wholesome And Hilarious Moments From Veterinary Clinics (New Pics)

Have you ever imagined what a day in the life of a vet might look like? Imagine this: you arrive at work and your first appointment is a cat just waiting for its vaccine. The post 50 Wholesome And Hilarious Moments From Veterinary Clinics (New Pics) first appeared on Bored…

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