He continued, "During my tenure as Couch Guy, I was the subject of frame-by-frame body language analyses, armchair diagnoses of psychopathy, comparisons to convicted murderers, and general discussions about my 'bad vibes.'"
Robert explained that people went as far as trying to uncover personal details about his identity, including his "name, birthdate and place of residence," adding "the threat of doxxing loomed over my head."
In real life, he said that people also began to bother him at his home. Read More...
Airport outfits and travel clothes are all I see on Instagram these days thanks to a new-found tradition that has all my fave influencers and celebrities sharing their pre-flight OOTDs. While we're obviously jealous of the far-flung holiday destinations everyone's jetting off to, I'm even more envious of what they're wearing.
Fashion bloggers and stylists seem to hit the nail on the head each time, achieving the right balance between looking comfortable and pulled-together, all while seeming as though they've not even tried. Read More...
Lidl This article is more than 4 years oldChildhood obesity: Lidl to remove cartoon characters from cereal boxesThis article is more than 4 years oldRetailer says nearly three-quarters of parents experience pester power in supermarkets
Lidl is to remove cartoon characters from its own-brand cereal ranges to help parents resist pester power and tackle Britain’s growing childhood obesity crisis.
The discount retailer, which has almost 800 UK stores, pledged to remove cartoon characters from eight of its cereal ranges by spring. Read More...