George Nash

Jan 10, 2025 | ladbible.com | George Nash

This article contains affiliate links and LADbible Group will make a commission on anything purchased. Words by George Nash. January. A time for resolutions, predictions and discussions about exactly how long into the month you can say ‘Happy New Year’ before it gets a bit weird. It is also a period for addressing the imbalance brought on by an overly indulgent festive period. A chance to flush out all those extra roast potatoes, after dinner chocolates, and 10am glasses of Prosecco.

Dec 11, 2024 | theguardian.com | George Nash

Resilience. The England men’s futsal team will likely need more than a little of it when they kick off their Uefa 2026 Euros main-round qualifying campaign in Bosnia and Herzegovina on Friday. Thankfully, resilience is something the players and staff are well-versed in. The game will be the first for the men’s senior team since 2019 after the programme was axed when the Football Association cut all funding to elite futsal four years ago.

Nov 24, 2024 | moviemarker.co.uk | George Nash

Studious is a word one might use to describe Carlos Diehz, although he would call it something else. “I’m kind of a nerd, really,” says the 53-year-old. “When I find something I like I get really deep into it.”Such dedication perhaps goes some way to explaining Diehz’s intriguing career trajectory, one that has taken him from three decades working as an architect in Mexico and Canada to starring opposite Ralph Fiennes in a papal thriller helmed by an Oscar-winning director.

Sep 5, 2024 | ladbible.com | George Nash

The mouthwash has gone viral on TikTok, so we put it to the testWords by George NashLike all the very worst first-date stories, it all began with bad breath. In 1993, California-based dentist Dr Harold Katz developed a formula to help his own daughter deal with her persistent pungent oral aroma. The result was The Breath Co. (known as Therabreath in the US) and a range of mouthwash, the brand claims, clinically proven to fight bad breath for 12 hours.

May 30, 2024 | ladbible.com | George Nash

Words by George Nash. There are a number of questions I seem to get asked on an alarmingly regular basis. “What time do you call this?” “Are you seriously going to wear that shirt?” “Why can’t you grow facial hair?”One question I don’t hear all that often, however, is: “What type of floater are you?”But it might just be the most important of the lot because the answer could, quite literally, save my life.