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23 hours ago | 
elle.com | Amelia Bell
It was the product that broke the internet – and for all the wrong reasons. Jones Road's What The Foundation went viral after an online debate divided the beauty world, with instant obsessives and vocal sceptics feuding over the formula that has since garnered a legion of loyal fans.
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23 hours ago | 
msn.com | Amelia Bell
Microsoft Cares About Your PrivacyMicrosoft and our third-party vendors use cookies to store and access information such as unique IDs to deliver, maintain and improve our services and ads. If you agree, MSN and Microsoft Bing will personalise the content and ads that you see. You can select ‘I Accept’ to consent to these uses or click on ‘Manage preferences’ to review your options and exercise your right to object to Legitimate Interest where used.
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1 day ago | 
elle.com | Amelia Bell
Many will remember the era - and now unexpected return - of the avocado bathroom. Or the time the world rekindled their love affair with paisley. It’s almost impossible, too, to miss the kitsch decor that has reemerged from the archives and into our algorithms. Interior trends, like fashion, move with seasons. Yet, those with which we imbue our homes can’t be as cyclical as the skinny jeans hidden at the back of our wardrobes.
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1 day ago | 
elle.com | Amelia Bell
Its neighbouring sister might have stolen focus over the years, but next door to popular Mallorca the lesser-known, low-profile island of Menorca seems to be enjoying something of a rebrand. See: the influx of farm-to-table restaurant openings luring in foodies; the return of restored farmhouses and chic hotels capturing the attention of the design conscious; and the cutting-edge spas welcoming in a new wellness crowd. It’s pretty easy to see the appeal.
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1 day ago | 
motorbiscuit.com | Amelia Bell
V6 engines usually offer a solid mix of power and efficiency, but some have fallen far short of expectations. Mechanical flaws and disappointing performance have made certain models infamous among drivers. These 10 V6 engines, in particular, earned their reputation for all the wrong reasons. The Chrysler 3.7L V6 delivered sluggish acceleration and lacked fuel efficiency. More troubling was its tendency for excessive oil consumption and premature wear.
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2 days ago | 
motorbiscuit.com | Amelia Bell
When it comes to motorcycles that are both stylish and strong, roadsters steal the spotlight. These stripped-down machines offer pure performance with minimal hassle. If you’re after low maintenance and high mileage, these 10 bikes should be on your list. Honda’s CB500F is the kind of motorcycle you can ride every day without second-guessing its durability. The smooth twin-cylinder delivers 47 horsepower. It also balances fuel efficiency with easy handling.
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2 days ago | 
motorbiscuit.com | Amelia Bell
Some of the most thrilling sports sedans ever made didn’t get the attention they deserved. Why? Because they were either overshadowed by flashier rivals or discontinued too soon, but these cars quietly packed serious performance. So, let’s take a ride through 10 underrated machines that might just reignite your love for high-performance cars. Mazda’s Mazdaspeed6 was a bold leap into turbocharged performance. It featured a 274-horsepower engine, all-wheel drive, and a six-speed manual.
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4 days ago | 
motorbiscuit.com | Amelia Bell
For more than a century, gas-powered cars have dominated the roads, evolving through innovation while holding onto key advantages. As electric vehicles gain momentum with impressive strides, many drivers still swear by traditional engines for practical reasons that go beyond nostalgia. Gas cars are relevant, even in today’s shifting automotive world, and these 10 points make their case.
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1 week ago | 
motorbiscuit.com | Amelia Bell
Some cars break records. Others break the mold. These hypercars did both—without waiting for approval. Designed in wind tunnels and imagined by visionaries, they blend sharp design with serious horsepower. No gimmicks, just pure engineering ambition. Keep reading to discover ten machines that reshaped how performance and precision are understood today. The Bugatti Veyron reached 253 mph in 2005 and became the first production car to surpass 250 mph.
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1 week ago | 
motorbiscuit.com | Amelia Bell
Every now and then, a carmaker puts engineering ahead of the image, and Plymouth did that more often than most. Long before the spotlight shifted to flashier rivals, it quietly turned out machines built for the road, not the showroom. These classics earned respect through performance and durability. So, let’s explore ten Plymouth classics that delivered real muscle without ever needing the fame. This GTX delivered brute strength dressed in style.
