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Last modified on Feb 12, 2021 16:15 GMT Emmy Griffiths Looking for a new book to read? These 2021 new releases look outstanding. From rom-coms to gritty dramas, take a look at our top picks for books being published throughout 2021, and be sure to add to your must-read list! The new year is finally here and with it, there is a whole host of exciting new books being published. From rom-com novels to gritty dramas, take a look at our top picks for books being published throughout 2021 , and be sure to add to your must-read list! MORE: 28 must-reads this winter: from brilliant novels to must-try cookbooks One of the Good Ones - Maika Moulite and Maritza Moulite Release date: 5 January There is a lot of hype surrounding this newly published novel, and we can't wait to check it out. The synopsis reads: "When teen social activist and history buff Kezi Smith is killed under mysterious circumstances after attending a social justice rally, her devastated sister Happi and their family are left reeling in the aftermath. MORE: Best-selling books to transform your life in 2021: From Adele's life-changing read to Mrs Hinch's list book "As Kezi becomes another immortalised victim in the fight against police brutality, Happi begins to question the idealized way her sister is remembered. Perfect. Angelic. One of the good ones. Even as the phrase rings wrong in her mind—why are only certain people deemed worthy to be missed?" One of the Good Ones , £13.99, Amazon SHOP NOW The Wife Upstairs - Rachel Hawkins Release date: 5 January Love a bit of Jane Eyre? Try out the new adaptation of the novel following Jane, a dog walker who falls head over heels in love with Eddie Rochester, a handsome bachelor with a hidden secret... The Wife Upstairs , From £2.99, Amazon SHOP NOW Influence - Sarah Shephard Release date: 6 January Do you simply love a social … [Read more...] about 22 best new books released in 2021: Girl A, The Wife Upstairs & MORE

Last modified on Feb 02, 2021 14:53 GMT Francesca Shillcock Love a podcast? Need recommendations? We've got the perfect list for you… We all need things that will give us a bit of a mood boost right now. Books and TV are great, but if you're looking for something that will keep you entertained on your daily walk, or while you make your tenth banana bread, then podcasts are a wonderful solution. MORE: 29 amazing films based on true stories It can often feel like every man and his dog has a podcast out, and while it's true that there is a wealth of choice out there, knowing a few good gems to pick out from the pile is the best place to start. Look below for our round-up of some of the best podcasts to add to your 'subscribe' list. Happy listening... Archewell Audio Yes, that's right. Harry and Meghan have launched their very own podcast. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced last month that there were releasing Archewell Audio to highlight diverse perspectives and voices. Loading the player... WATCH: Archie makes surprise appearance on Harry and Meghan's podcast Meghan said of their new project: "One of the things my husband and I have always talked about is our passion for meeting people and hearing their stories. And no matter what the story, they usually offer you an understanding of where someone else is coming from and at the same time remind you in some way of a story about yourself." The first episode of their podcast is a holiday special and available on Spotify. MORE: 5 times royals have been surprise guests on podcasts Dissect Love music? Think you know Beyoncé 's Lemonade in and out? Think again. Dissect takes your favourite tracks and albums and, well, dissects them, revealing cool trivia and little-known facts about the artist's inspiration and writing process to create the songs you know and love. There's six seasons to devour looking at the … [Read more...] about 11 great podcasts to listen to in 2021 – see our guide here

Paul F. Tompkins and Ayo Edebiri. Photo-Illustration: Vulture, Getty Images and Netflix The comedy-podcast universe is ever expanding, not unlike the universe universe. We’re here to make it a bit smaller, a bit more manageable. There are a lot of great shows, and each one has a lot of great episodes, so we want to highlight the exceptional and the noteworthy. Each week, our crack team of podcast enthusiasts and specialists and especially enthusiastic people will pick their favorites. We hope to have your ears permanently plugged with the best in aural comedy. Hollywood Handbook — The Podcaster’s Promise Sessions: Volume One with Paul F. Tompkins and Ayo Edebiri March is special in the Hollywood Handbook schedule, marketed as the one month a year where hosts Hayes Davenport and Sean Clements put effort into the recordings and producer Kevin Bartelt lands them actually famous guests to whom they can put in effort. Arguably, though, the boys made bigger waves this year when they doubled down on their own Flagrant Ones Patreon and leapt from the Earwolf ship in a group including Off Book — and longtime shared presence Dana Wickens, who has since been outspoken about the exodus. And while Paul F. Tompkins and Ayo Edebiri are both “Try Month” veterans, it makes sense that Chef Kevin might struggle in the early days of this independent period to secure the dream guests like Nathan Fielder, Tim Robinson, or Bob Odenkirk that he admits to reaching out to. Instead, Hayes and Sean are reimagining “Tri [ sic ] Month,” beginning with an early draft of their prestige narrative program The Podcaster’s Promise , set in the year 3010 under President Crooked Media (and Dax Shepard is alive). Mix the goofy premise with Earwolf insiders like PFT and Ayo, who are willing to cryptically dish on the fracturing business of comedy podcasting, and this month is off to another great start. — Noah Jacobs Listen: Spotify | … [Read more...] about This Week in Comedy Podcasts: The Podcaster’s Promise

March 06, 2021 - 16:01 GMT Kate Thomas Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall took part in A Celebration for Commonwealth Day, airing on BBC One on Sunday to honour The Queen's lifetime commitment to the Commonwealth. The Duchess of Cornwall is taking part in A Celebration for Commonwealth Day , a special programme honouring The Queen 's lifetime commitment to the Commonwealth, set to air on BBC One this Sunday. RELATED: Duchess Camilla's jaw-dropping £3million estate before meeting Prince Charles unveiled The 73-year-old royal, who opted for a statement tartan skirt for the occasion, is seen speaking to broadcaster Clare Balding in a socially-distanced chat from inside Westminster Abbey in a new image released ahead of the show. Camilla is a fan of sustainable fashion and royal fans will recognise her skirt from a number of outings over the years, including when she attended the Wicked Young Writers Awards in 2010. Loading the player... VIDEO: The Duchess of Cornwall speaks to Clare Balding about her passion for children's literacy She styled her green midi with a smart black jacket and an on-trend white blouse with ruffle detailing at the neck. Her smart attire was set off with her trusty black suede boots. READ MORE: Duchess Camilla collects these £5000 jewels - and her choices are adorable Camilla, who launched her own book club , the Duchess of Cornwall's Reading Room in January, told Clare about the importance of books and reading for children across the Commonwealth, especially in a year of isolation and disrupted education. Camilla looked elegant in tartan during her chat with Clare Balding Award-winning teacher Ranjitsinh Disale joined the conversation in Westminster Abbey’s Poets' Corner via video link from India to share the experiences of his own students in using literacy to boost confidence and expand their horizons while studying from home. … [Read more...] about Duchess Camilla recycles tartan look for Commonwealth Day appearance

December 06, 2017 - 14:11 GMT Emmy Griffiths Prince Harry has been spotted putting his hand in his jacket during official appearances - but why does it do it? Find out here When Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stepped out for the first time as an engaged couple for a photo call at Kensington Palace in November, fans of the royal family were quick to point out that the Prince kept his hand in his jacket, a gesture that he has previously done while meeting Melania Trump, and again while visiting the Belgian royal family. But what does it mean? READ: Why Prince William won't be Prince Harry's best man at the royal wedding Harry keeps a hand in his jacket According to body language expert and How to Detect Lies, Fraud and Identity Theft? author Traci Brown, the hand movement could suggest that Harry is uncomfortable in certain situations, and is likely to be subconscious. Chatting to HELLO! , Traci said: "This is a habit that we see from Harry frequently that has it's roots in protecting himself - puting a barrier between him and the photographers.Your solar plexus is a very sensitive area. He can still look royal while doing this move and give himself a little extra comfort at the same time. This is deeply unconscious and it's unlikely he'd admit to exactly why he's doing it!" The hand gesture is a sign that he is protecting himself READ: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's future: have your say in our exclusive poll She added: "It's really difficult not to want to protect yourself with multiple photographers following you everywhere you go! There's no difference if he's placing his hand inside or outside his jacket." Meanwhile, a body language expert for The Sun pointed out that Meghan was very relaxed in contrast to her new fiancé, and was confident and calm during the photo call, which was particularly evident as she rubbed his arm, which was described as "a gesture of … [Read more...] about Prince Harry always put his hand in his jacket – find out why