Dermatologist debunks five of the most common sun cream myths An expert dermatologist has revealed the most common sun cream myths According to the Doctor these misbeliefs can cause permanent skin damage  With the UK enduring an abnormally dull summer, many Brits have fallen victim to common sun cream myths. 

Save articles for later Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. EGO: THE MICHAEL GUDINSKI STORY ★★★½ (M) 110 minutes It’s hard to pick a favourite story that didn’t make the cut of Paul Goldman’s Mushroom-authorised documentary about Michael Gudinski. I’ve always liked the

The film — which is also directed and co-written by Ryan — marks the actress' return to the romantic comedy genre and is her first movie in eight years. Meg Ryan is back — and in the genre that launched her career. On Wednesday, Bleeker Street dropped the trailer for

Queen Maxima of the Netherlands defies the grey skies in Rotterdam as she steps out in stylish bright blouse to attend mental health programme following flying visit to New York Queen Maxima looked stunning as she visited the UN in New York City yesterday  READ MORE: Queen Máxima & King Willem-Alexander

"FIT and healthy" Reid Scanlon loved spending time outdoors and had "no fear" about playing rough. The five-year-old spent a day with his childminder in Cardiff and took a tumble in the park. Reid later complained of tummy pains following his fall on August 17. When those didn't go away,

AN ARTIST who made his own home out in the wilderness with just mud has revealed that the entire project cost him just over £150. Sage Stoneman set himself the goal of spending as little money as possible on his naturistic home. He mixed soil with water and straw to

Fien Troch’s “Holly,” which world premieres in competition at the Venice Film Festival, has debuted its trailer. MK2 is handling world sales. Troch’s previous film, “Home,” won the Horizons best director award at Venice. “Holly” follows 15-year-old Holly, who calls her school to say she is staying home for the

A SEEMINGLY safe ingredient you add to every meal could be increasing your risk of heart attack and stroke, a study shows. Many of us put a liberal sprinkle of salt on our food before digging in. Though you might have taken doctors' warnings about the seasoning with a grain

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Martin Scorsese has been confirmed as a special guest of the upcoming Marrakech International Film Festival as it gears up for its 20th edition, running from November 24 to December 2. Scorsese, whose new movie Killers of the Flower Moon begins its worldwide rollout in early October, is a long-time