Harrowing reason Jim Carrey needed a TORTURE expert to endure playing The Grinch - marking the beloved Christmas film's darkest secret
Jim, 63, played the iconic green-furred Christmas-hating character in 2000 film How the Grinch Stole Christmas.
Sandbanks battle of the balconies as well-heeled Airbnb owners fear neighbour's new roof terrace will overshadow sunbathing holiday letters
Attempts by flat owners to add a roof terrace and several balconies to their three-storey property, have received large opposition by the owners of neigbouring luxury rental properties.
Is your skin dull and dehydrated after drinking? Here's how to tackle your 'hungover skin' from just £6
They're hardworking, effective and, crucially at such an expensive time of year, all under £15 - because your skin might be suffering, but your bank account doesn't need to as well.
SIMON LAMBERT: Here's how to get your finances in order before the New Year arrives
As Christmas comes to a close, many people are now looking to sort out their finances in the New Year.
The real Marty Supreme... The table tennis titan whose true story was even wilder than the Timothee Chalamet biopic: ALISON BOSHOFF
When Marty Supreme was released in UK cinemas on Boxing Day, it marked the culmination of a project that began in 2018 and is tipped smash the box office and earn its star his first best actor Oscar.
Death rates in hybrids 'three times higher than petrol cars' as road safety experts call for inquiry
A total of 122 people died in hybrid car crashes last year, compared with 777 in accidents involving petrol cars, according to Department for Transport figures analysed by The Mail on Sunday.
The 93-year-old royal stalwart who says she's the inspiration for Downton Abbey's Lady Mary
The 93-year-old former royal confidante has now laid bare one of her own - and admitted she is the real-life inspiration for Lady Mary Crawley in the hit ITV series Downton Abbey.
SAS veteran warns UK is in danger if Government presses ahead with prosecutions of special forces under new laws covering conflicts decades ago and now deterring new recruits
Robert Craft, 68, served in the SAS for 14 years and was part of the esteemed B Squadron, which was heavily involved in both covert and undercover intelligence during the Troubles.
Sir Keir Starmer is accused of backing ex-top aide for peerage despite knowing he campaigned for Labour councillor facing child sex abuse charges
Matthew Doyle (pictured), who served as the Prime Minister's spin chief until March, is set to take a seat in the House of Lords early next year.
Churches 'will crumble into disrepair' if Rachel Reeves introduces 'stealth tax' on historic buildings, campaigners warn
Rachel Reeves has angered vicars by declaring that from April, churches will no longer be exempt from paying VAT on repairs
KHADIJA KHAN: The lanyard-wearers dread being called racist. That's why they turn a blind eye to sex-selective abortion
KHADIJA KHAN: Aborting a baby because of its gender is a repugnant practice. So it beggars belief that any official body would want to facilitate such a corrosive custom as this.
How strutting your stuff to ABBA's Dancing Queen could help boost your heart health
Researchers found that dancing to the track, which is about 100 beats per minute, results in a healthier heart rate than faster songs of 140bpm, such as Michael Jackson's Beat It.
Nice little urn-er? TV expert tells how Britons could be sitting on small fortunes with cupboard, attic and shed discoveries - including Victorian funeral relics, 1990s games consoles... and even old condom moulds
While the objects may appear worthless at first glance, if the right buyers are found, they can be surprisingly valuable.
What did the King do with his carrot? And why was B&Q's cabinet sexist? Find out in the Mail on Sunday's irreverent quiz of 2025
Take Britain's most irreverent quiz of the year - compiled by Steve Bennett - to find how much attention you were really paying over the past 12 months.
The day the Palisades were left to burn: Film exposes how firefighters sat idle as thousands of homes were destroyed
As thousands of homes burned, firefighters allegedly stood down and city officials staged photo ops… the second day of the Palisades fire exposed shocking failures, according to a new doc.
Celebrity Christmas dinners ranked from tasteful to tacky: From a Kardashians feast to JLo's photoshop fail
Another Christmas has come and gone, which means it's time for the stars and influencers to reveal their Christmas dinner spreads for their fans on social media.
Victoria's Secret model Camila Morrone won a starring role in The Night Manager after a pep talk from her stepfather Al Pacino
Camila says the advice from Pacino helped her overcome her struggle to convey emotion on camera and land the leading role opposite Tom Hiddleston in the second series of The Night Manager.
Firefighters tackle spectacular blaze at two Glasgow hotels beside iconic nightclub - as venue's founder says 'everyone on our side is safe' while facing anxious wait to discover full extent of damage
Fire crews are battling a major blaze near two top hotels in the city centre of Glasgow. Emergency services were called to Wilson Street shortly after 6pm after reports of a fire.
Top label owes us thousands, say staff who made dresses adored by Princess Kate and Meghan Markle
Fifty cutters and machinists are said to be owed up to three months' unpaid wages and redundancy money, which was allegedly due after the Istanbul studio closed in April.
Major British university urges end to exams as part of plans to 'decolonise' its business school - because 'they favour white students'
The university - part of the prestigious Russell Group of universities - made the astonishing claim in a new paper about how to 'decolonise' its business school.