Yeah duck the dm with their “PREGNANT” or “GIVES BIRTH”
And flaunting, displaying or showcasing their bumpDont get me started on DM!!!! My own personal bugbear is how they always have to refer to anyone up the duff with “pregnant” in front of her name .
He is filming for Disney. They are making a series of Willow (the film) and he is named as the main star.That's what I noticed too. Just didn't seem his full self, but, couldn't put my finger on it. (Glad someone else had noticed!)
I didn't mind Sally either, she seems like a lovely person, just was a bit unconfident in the role of host, but should get more comfortable with it. She seemed more nervous than the contestants!
Yes I picked that up too.Re: Madden It's also the reference of them going to Hampstead Heath which is a known gay cruising site.
They really are horrible!! I wanted to quote someone else's comment too about 'showing of bump' but I'm new and I donno how. But surely there must be a woman in DM office saying do you realise how patronising and cruel we sound. But yep nobody, no conscious in that 'newspaper'.Yeah duck the dm with their “PREGNANT” or “GIVES BIRTH”
I love that, it makes me giggle reading the story. You're right, it never has any bearing on anything!Yes I picked that up too.
My DM bugbear is how they always have to mention everyone's house price. Like it bears no relevance to the story at all but it will have something like '...who lives in a 950k home'
Or the life hacks one lifted from bored panda!Imagine spending all that time and money to study journalism only to end up rehashing some nobodies Instagram posts for the DM
Along with the curve pouring...And flaunting, displaying or showcasing their bump
There's a brilliant Twitter account called Second Mentions where they post examples from articles. It's when writers don't want to use the person's name again in the same paragraph so they have to refer to them in a convoluted descriptive way, often with a touch of shade thrown in. The knobbly monsters account is good too.Imagine spending all that time and money to study journalism only to end up rehashing some nobodies Instagram posts for the DM
I'm never going to unsee this now!There's a brilliant Twitter account called Second Mentions where they post examples from articles. It's when writers don't want to use the person's name again in the same paragraph so they have to refer to them in a convoluted descriptive way, often with a touch of shade thrown in.
Yeah, once you know about it, you can never read an article without noticing them. Some of them are hilarious!I'm never going to unsee this now!
I wonder what their threshold is for Instagram followers before they'll call some random an "influencer"? I do know someone with 17,000+ followers, which would probably count (heck, its almost enough for a thread here), but I have suspicions that even the random chav girls with 1,200 followers would be described as influencers if they happened to turn up in the DM for any reason.Imagine spending all that time and money to study journalism only to end up rehashing some nobodies Instagram posts for the DM
I think you are being generous with the assumption they have any qualifications..!Imagine spending all that time and money to study journalism only to end up rehashing some nobodies Instagram posts for the DM
I suspect Mailonline is staffed by unpaid interns or people on work experience. They cant possibly have studied journalism. Their writing id dreadful! I read somewhere that they are actually losing money, despite being such a huge website. I dont know how true that is. They are a huge websiteImagine spending all that time and money to study journalism only to end up rehashing some nobodies Instagram posts for the DM
I think bunging them a few hundred quid would do it!I wonder what their threshold is for Instagram followers before they'll call some random an "influencer"? I do know someone with 17,000+ followers, which would probably count (heck, its almost enough for a thread here), but I have suspicions that even the random chav girls with 1,200 followers would be described as influencers if they happened to turn up in the DM for any reason.
sorry if I sound stupid but I’m new here , who is DMXDMX is in a vegetative state following an overdose...
A rapper from the 90's into 00's. He had a few hits and also featured on a few Eminem songs.sorry if I sound stupid but I’m new here , who is DMX
Thank youA rapper from the 90's into 00's. He had a few hits and also featured on a few Eminem songs.
I certainly enjoy reading about celebs and their love lives!DM might as well write ‘Richard Madden - we think he’s gay’ across the page.
I don’t think anyone would care, thank goodness, but it’s still no one’s business. Haven’t we moved on a society where we aren’t concerned about other people’s bedroom habits?