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1 day ago | redonline.co.uk | Jess Denham

We're always on the lookout for a light-relief Netflix binge-watch, especially in the summer when fun and froth is at the top of our telly agenda. So, you can bet we'll be glued to Lena Dunham's new New York-based romcom, Too Much, when it lands on the streaming service in July. First look pictures have just been released, and it's giving us Girls meets Emily in Paris vibes, with a sprinkling of Sex and the City, Notting Hill and Love Actually.

2 days ago | redonline.co.uk | Aisha Nozari

Cannes Film Festival kicks off today (13 May) and while the prestigious event is all about championing the world’s most esteemed filmmakers, our eyes will be fixed on La Croisette for a different reason entirely. Because with great moviemaking comes even better dressing; over the next ten days some of the most famous people on the planet will descend on the French coast dripping with glamour and we can’t wait. There has been no shortage of spectacular looks over the years.

2 days ago | redonline.co.uk | Christobel Hastings

With her laptop balanced in one hand and her other gripping the bannister, Bryce Dallas Howard makes her way down the stairs of her New York home. Along the way, we pass mint green walls and Morris & Co wallpaper, every turn revealing technicolour hues and vintage accents. This isn’t an Architectural Digest tour, though. Rather, Howard has a surprise in store. As we round the corner into her art room, she suddenly swivels the screen.

3 days ago | redonline.co.uk | Aisha Nozari

Cat Deeley tapped into one of this season’s biggest trends on Monday’s This Morning (12 May), but added her own joyful twist. We are of course talking about butter yellow; the sunny hue that’s been championed by any fashionista worth their salt in recent weeks. Cat’s joyful twist? She opted for a slightly brighter shade of yellow to kickstart the week, proving that dopamine dressing doesn’t have to be reined in when your styling’s on point. Big, bold colours like daffodil yellow require zero faff.

6 days ago | redonline.co.uk | Furvah Shah

From The Stolen Girl to The Handsmaid's Tale and A Thousand Blows, viewers have been spoilt for choice recently on brilliant, female-led TV to binge-watch. Now, get ready to feast your eyes on a juicy new dark comedy as Sirens is coming to Netflix later this month. Starring Julianne Moore, Meghann Fahy and Milly Alcock, the series follows a protective older sister who is worried about her younger sibling and her relationship with her enigmatic new boss.