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Glamour staffers share their experience with the Kosas brow gel—and what makes it such a winner.“My dream brow gel! Clean beauty brand Kosas’ Air Brow gel is perfectly pigmented, fluffs flawlessly, and has a mousse-like texture that makes sure my brows don’t look plastic-y or crunchy. Plus, it’s made with nourishing castor oil, reviving panthenol pro-vitamin B5, and biotinoyl tripeptide, which supports healthier, fuller hair.”Courtesy of brand“Despite the fact that my eyebrows take up so much forehead real estate, I’ve never actually used any brow products before—and besides tweezing a few stray hairs every now and then, I’m usually hands-off.

The Sunday Times an exclusive interview detailing his path to recovery which included multiple stints in rehab. Urban shared how his wife, Nicole Kidman, encouraged him in his battle against alcohol and cocaine. Urban first went to rehab in 1998 and then 2006 after Kidman insisted.

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Foals kicked off their 2022 tour in Edinburgh last night (April 20) and gave live debuts to their tracks ‘2am’ and ‘2001’ – you can see fan-shot footage from the gig below.The three-piece are set to continue their ‘Life Is Yours’ UK tour throughout this month and into May, with headline dates in Manchester and Leeds also set for this summer.Foals’ show at Usher Hall in Edinburgh last night saw the band perform their new tracks ‘2am’, which was released as a single back in February, and ‘2001’ live for the first time. Both songs will feature on their forthcoming new record ‘Life Is Yours’, which is set for release on June 17.You can see fan-shot footage from Foals’ Edinburgh show below.A post shared by Charlotte (@choiroffuriesssss)A post shared by Charlotte (@choiroffuriesssss)New #FOALS song snippet: the title track from #LifeIsYours album, live from the Edinburgh gig at Usher Hall (20/04/22).

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Sam Smith has announced details of their brand new single Love Me More, set to be released on Thursday April 28.

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Zack Sharf “Don’t Look Up” is back in the news after an April 12 interview on “Good Morning Britain” between anchor Richard Madeley and climate activist Miranda Whelehan left many viewers cringing and drawing connections to Adam McKay’s star-studded Netflix satire. Whelehan appeared on the morning news show on behalf of the Just Stop Oil activist group, but Madeley undermined her during the interview in a way many social media users found “patronizing” and “misogynistic.”Whelehan demanded the U.K.

Fly-tipping has reached farcical levels on the banks of the River Tay – one year on from a previous call for action.

Lil Uzi is not exactly famous for phoning in features, but he sounds positively rejuvenated on “Big tonka,” one of two appearances on the deluxe edition of Yeat’s album 2 Alivë. The track is a convincing throwback to Uzi’s breakout release LUV Is Rage, the mixtape which gave rise to the eponymous rap subgenre of “Rage” that Yeat operates in.

A family discovered their 12-year-old girl had a brain tumour after a routine check-up at Specsavers. Opticians discovered swelling behind schoolgirl Grace Kelly's eyes in August last year.

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