Jade Hayden is the editor of Her.ie.
Awkward. Painful. Entirely guilt-triggering. Sex dreams can be all of the above, and more, depending on who you’re having them about. Naturally, the concept of dream interpretation is just that – an interpretation. Although many of us often awaken from a dream and are desperate to assign some sort of meaning to it, other people […]
Yes, another quiz. But it’s a Normal People quiz, so it’s fine. You watched the show, you learned lots about Connell and Marianne, but were you paying attention to the other characters? And more importantly, do you remember their names? Minor characters here refer to anyone who isn’t a main character. So, essentially anyone who’s […]
“I can see a future where we’re counting chemicals and nothing else.” Karen O’Neill wanted to do something different. So, she did what she does best: drink. After two decades in the alcohol industry she decided to set up her own company, Beekon Batches – a new drinks brand that is quite literally going where […]
“You know that feeling when you finish and a show and you’re like ‘what do I do with my life now?’” Hey, there’s a Bridgerton podcast now. You’re welcome. Hosted by comedian Ben Butler and musician Robbie Christmas, A Bridgerton Podcast delves deep inside the world of high society Regency London, breaking down each episode […]
Sounds like a haunting watch. An award winning Irish film about conversion therapy is debuting this weekend. The short, A White Horse, tells the the story of a young girl named Bridget who has escaped a mental institution in Co Cork. Entering a phone booth to call her parents, it transpires that Bridget had been […]
He was sentenced yesterday. A man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for coercive control and assault. The 53 year old man, from Blanchardstown, Dublin, received a 12-and-a-half year sentence yesterday with two years suspended for the coercive control and repeated assault of his former partner. He is the first person to be […]
“How we treated her was disgusting.” The trailer for the upcoming documentary about the Free Britney movement is here. Framing Britney Spears is a new film from Hulu as part of their latest investigative series, The New York Times Presents. Detailing Spears’ early career, her conservatorship under her father’s control, and the subsequent Free Britney […]
And in the least surprising news of the month… Bridgerton will officially return for a second season, Netflix has confirmed. Season two of the new period drama, based on the romance novels by Julia Quinn, begins production early this year. Its second season will, just like the books, focus on the love-life of Anthony Bridgerton […]
Every group of friends has got a Coca-Cola fiend among them. A gal who can’t go a single day without cracking open a can. A woman who tried to give up the vice years ago but always came crawling back. A person who knows what they like and isn’t ashamed of it, and will continue […]
According to reports, the vaccine has not been affected. A fire has broken out at the world’s largest Covid-19 vaccine production centre in India. The Serum Institute of India in New Delhi was subjected to a fire earlier today as a construction area of the building was seen to have smoke billowing from its structure. […]
Miss Big Cat herself has weighed in. Carole Baskin has said she is “thankful” that nemesis and fellow big cat lover Joe Exotic was not pardoned by Trump during his last day in office. The animal rights activist and TV personality has had a long-running feud with the Tiger King and seemingly would much rather […]
Cases are “still too high”. Ireland’s current Covid-19 restrictions will last “well in February,” Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney has said. The minister told the Fine Gael parliamentary party meeting last night that Level 5 measures will be extended past the end of this month and will remain in place “for future weeks.” Deputy […]