Even though, although certainly not by choice, staying in is the new going out, that doesn’t mean that you can’t make your family movie night, or movie date night special. Just through your choice of film, your choice of food and snacks, or even the way you view, you can make a night in perfectly enjoyable. Giff Gaff, who are not only the sponsors of ITV’s The Voice, but are also a huge destination for refurbished mobile phones have been challenging people to describe their best night in. This could involve your favourite television programme or music, as you play records or stream music on a budget or hifi audio…

If you are noticing a decline in your energy, you are not alone. Around the age of 30, your body starts to drop its production of something called human growth hormone, often shortened to HGH. You can replace this drop in HGH with a compound known as sermorelin. Importantly, sermorelin is not HGH; however, it does stimulate the secretion of certain hormones from the pituitary gland. In a sense, sermorelin therapy can act as a form of anti-aging therapy that can help you improve your vitality, leading to positive health effects. Improve Exercise Performance One of the main health benefits of sermorelin is that it can improve your performance at…

One of the most positive things about the lock down is the chance to discover new television programmes and films, or to catch up on those you missed first time around. A case in point is my sister. She has been recovering from suspected Covid 19 and had basically watched all the Harry Potter movies twice over with my niece Renee. Looking for something new to try, they discovered the TV adaptation of His Dark Materials, the BBC drama series based on the Philip Pulman trilogy. Cue a phone call from my sister saying, you have got to check out Ruth Wilson’s wardrobe, it is amazing. Now, I love Ruth…

I’m am ashamed to say I have never before watched any of the Miss Fisher Murder Mysteries. Why am I ashamed? Well, they basically tick all my boxes when it comes to film and television, set in the 1920s, with a female Hercule Poirot style slant, absolutely beautiful in the way they are filmed and with the most glorious fashions worn by Essie Davies as the heroine Phryne Fisher. They are glossy, glamorous and totally jazz age. And they still seem to have passed me by. But last night, I finally caught up with the glamorous lady sleuth in her first, full length film. Miss Fisher and the Crypt of…