Those with considerable personal wealth, whether it has accumulated over time due to business interests, is linked to family assets, or has been gifted to them as an inheritance, should not feel uncomfortable about taking the necessary steps to protect it before entering into a marriage. Pre-nuptial agreements can certainly be difficult to talk about in the context of a happy relationship that neither party can see going wrong, but when it comes to the protection of sizeable assets, they...
By Laura Casewell As the editor of an aesthetics magazine, I spend a fair few hours a week scouring the internet news sites familiarising myself with what the rich and famous are up to. Whether it's the latest makeup trends or hair styles, I like to keep up with what's 'hot or not' for our readers. I enjoy checking out the latest red carpet events and seeing what my favourite female stars are wearing and how they're looking; specifically I...
By Jasmine Stephens, family editor As TLE’s family editor, I get sent information about all kinds of child related products, toys and events, but it’s rare that I see something that I think will be a sure fire success. I’m always on the look-out for products that encourage parents and their children to spend more quality time together as opposed to toys that keep kids quiet and distracted and if they get everyone outside in the fresh air, then all...
By Jasmine Stephens, Family Editor Since I've had my own children, Father's Day has taken on a completely different focus. It's a day for my children to tell their dad how much they love and appreciate him, to give him homemade cards with a wobbly attempt at signing their own name and - if he's lucky - he might even get a lie-in until 8am followed by breakfast in bed. With a jolt I realise that I've forgotten about my...
Between checking everybody’s passport is in date, stocking up on suncream, arranging airport transfers and washing and ironing countless pairs of shorts and t-shirts, there is little time when planning a family holiday to consider what may happen should something go wrong, either before the trip or during. What happens if your youngest falls ill the morning of the flight and no-one can travel? If you arrive at your hotel and it is totally different to the one in the...
By Hannah Ross When it comes to festivals, sunglasses are probably at the bottom of your to-do list. However you never tend to go without a pair so they are definitely an essential. There are no rules on trends for festival sunglasses; everyone wears what they believe their faces suit; from cateye to classic clubmasters, anything goes. We have teamed up with Red Hot Sunglasses to produce the ten must have shades for the discerning festival goer. MIU MIU Metal...
By Hannah Ross When it comes to festivals, sunglasses are probably at the bottom of your to-do list. However you never tend to go without a pair so they are definitely an essential. There are no rules on trends for festival sunglasses; everyone wears what they believe their faces suit; from cateye to classic clubmasters, anything goes. We have teamed up with Red Hot Sunglasses to produce the ten must have shades for the discerning festival goer. TOM FORD...
On Stage Mishaps Here I’ll be putting two stories into one tiny little segment, because I’m mad like that. Also in a way they’re both kind of non-stories and by pushing them together I’m trying to get one decent story out of it. STORY THE FIRST is that Dave Grohl, ‘rocker’ best known for his work with the ‘Foo Fighters’ or, if you’re my dad, ‘the Foos’, broke his actual leg on stage in Gothenburg last week. Technically it was...
By Kerry Goldhawke, TLE Correspondent A good cup of tea, boiling an egg to perfection and stumbling upon cash in the street have been revealed in a list of 50 things which ‘make our day’. The research of 2,000 adults found that for many of us the simple pleasures in life can make the difference between having a good day or a bad one. Receiving a free gift, catching a smile from a good looking strangers and getting a thank...
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