Ellen Coughlan

1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Eleanor Dye |Ellen Coughlan

The annual Met Gala is known for pushing the boundaries of fashion with cutting-edge looks - but, as it returned once more for 2025, fans were quick to brand it 'underwhelming'. Instead, as Hollywood's A-listers returned to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City once again this year, hidden messages were rather conveyed by subtle details nestled within their outfits.

1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Louise Allingham |Ellen Coughlan

Parents have shared their concern over a mysterious emoji TikTok trend that's become popular with teens and young adults - but its meaning is far from sinister. One mother was worried when she came across a video her daughter had posted with a seemingly cryptic use of emojis, however, people were quick to explain the deceptively simple trend. Teens are spelling their names using emojis that start with the same letters so an 'R' could be symbolised by a rabbit emoji, for example.

1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Ellen Coughlan

The dark true story of a woman who killed her friend before using semen from brothel to make it look as though she'd been raped and murdered is set to be explored in a new Netflix documentary. María Ángeles Molina, known as Angi, from Barcelona, was jailed for 22 years in 2012 for the grisly crime, which was committed to cover up identify theft and a sick plot to steal €1million in an insurance scam.

1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Ellen Coughlan

A man who was once the head of Florida's execution programme revealed one death went so horribly wrong that he needed therapy to come to terms with it. Ron McAndrew, now 88, witnessed executions using the electric chair in Florida, but one traumatising death never left him and the botched execution led to the prison ending the use of the electric chair. The former prison warden didn't aspire to be a correctional officer but he had climbed the ladder after being hired in a Miami prison in 1979.

2 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Ellen Coughlan

A psychic who predicted 'three days of darkness' caused by a technology blackout in 2024 has made another chilling prophecy about this year. Athos Salomé, 38, from Brazil, is often referred to as the 'Living Nostradamus' due to his numerous accurate predictions throughout the years - including his forecasting of the coronavirus pandemic, Queen Elizabeth II's death and now Spain's blackout chaos.