Americanisms are gaining popularity in Britain, with more than one in four Gen Z and Millennials opting for ‘restroom’ or ‘washroom’ over the good old-fashioned bog or loo. Commenting on…
Does running alone give you more motivation, or do the benefits of buddying up outweigh that? While only a third of UK runners train with a partner, 87% of us…
A new study has shown that current popular TV shows are influencing our style choices. By analysing global search data, luxury cashmere brand NPeal identified significant shifts in use of…
I often laugh with running friends about how things have changed with our running gear over the years. About when, 25 years ago, I would run in any old trainers,…
Songs in films. It’s a polarising idea. Of course, every movie has a soundtrack, often a subliminal score that your brain will barely register, (Jaws and Star Wars notwithstanding). But…
Oh, World Book Day! The annual parenting challenge that may rouse excitement in some and fearful dread in others. A day when Facebook slowly fills with pictures of cute children…
This past Sunday was the fifth American Super Bowl that I have experienced. I say experience, I by no means mean I attended the actual thing, (see point 7). This…
Sex and the City for me was always a guaranteed fix of escapism and feelings. It was my post Ally McBeal treat, something I watched in my twenties, dreaming of…
As a Brit, I love autumn. As a Brit in America, I’m rather in awe of fall. It’s way more than just a season for these guys. Let me share…
Lying. Is it always so bad? What about if you are a parent wanting to help your kid make better choices – or avoid bad ones? A recent nationwide study…
