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What Gen Z really thinks about modern wedding culture

What Gen Z really thinks about modern wedding culture

Weddings remain an important tradition, but Gen Z is increasingly questioning the expectations that come with them. A new survey of 2,000 Gen Z adults (aged 22+) found that nearly seven in 10 (69%) believe weddings today feel more like a production than a personal celebration. Commissioned by Affirm

Harry Styles fans camp out for 35 hours ahead of residency

Harry Styles fans camp out for 35 hours ahead of residency

By Isobel Williams Meet the Harry Styles superfans who turned up 35 hours early to stand in line in the pouring rain ahead of his record-breaking Wembley run. The As It Was singer kicks off the first of his 12-night residency at the London stadium tonight, June 12,

Farmer shocked over complaints about his dog bothering own sheep

Farmer shocked over complaints about his dog bothering own sheep

By Lauren Beavis A farmer was left "baffled" after his sheepdog was reported to the RSPCA - for rounding up his own flock. Tom Trueman, 42, received a complaint from the animal welfare charity after his border collie had been seen "worrying" sheep. The incident was logged

First-ever twin baby elephant shrews born at zoo

First-ever twin baby elephant shrews born at zoo

By Ed Chatterton Two adorable baby elephant shrews have been born at a zoo - just months after it became the first to ever breed the African species in the UK. Hertfordshire Zoo is celebrating the second consecutive breeding success for its rare black and rufous sengi after two more healthy

Basket-shaped office building on market for $8.5 million

Basket-shaped office building on market for $8.5 million

By Dean Murray A basket-shaped office building has been put on the market for $8.5 million. The extraordinary property in Newark, Ohio, was formerly the headquarters of Longaberger, a basket-making company. Designed to resemble one of the firm's products, the seven-storey building opened in

Spider with ‘happy face’ discovered in the Himalayas

Spider with ‘happy face’ discovered in the Himalayas

By Dean Murray A "happy face" spider species has been discovered in the Himalayas. Researchers were looking for ants when they spotted arachnids with markings that looked like a smiling face. Spiders with smiley-shaped patterns were thought to only be found in the Hawaiian Islands. But the

Do Americans have time for self-care routines?

Do Americans have time for self-care routines?

Two-thirds of Americans are craving a “self-care reset,” according to new research. The new survey of 2,000 Americans revealed that 65% believe they're "overdue" for a reset, but what they want and what they have time for often don’t match up. Just