When you’re a Hollywood hotshot like Cameron Diaz, you can have your pick of the litter. And, according to a new interview with Harper’s Bazaar UK, the “What to Expect When You’re Expecting” actress ...

Old-school soccer jerseys, bucket hats, tracksuits, and, most often, Adidas Sambas. Welcome to yet another core trend at the top of your FYP on TikTok: blokecore. Borrowing from the British colloquial ...

Weight loss ads have been around for decades. But ever noticed that nearly all of them feature women or super-fit gym-going men? In fact, you hardly ever see an ordinary working bloke. And one over 40 ...

Well, now they are laughing at us because while they discovered style, we stole their look and made it worse by adding football shirts and Crocs. Germans now cut a dash with their stylish minimalism.

The best live act touring these days is two middle-aged British men in sweatpants. It sounds like a joke. But it’s true. Sleaford Mods, a Nottingham, England-based rap-punk-whatever-they-are duo, are ...

Picture a typical ad for a new weight loss product. What kind of person does it show? Is it a paunchy bloke over 40 driving back home knackered after working another gruelling 10-hour shift? No, we ...

These British blokes can be awfully cheeky. Just look at Lovejoy, the famed fictional antiques dealer, ladies’ man and amateur sleuth. He’s making trouble “all the bloody time” – a uniquely British ...

So, as it turns out, Aussie guys have got some competition when it comes to being top-notch dating material. British men have been said to have the hottest accent on the planet, and now they’ve been ...

Cut from the same crowd-coddling cloth as “The Full Monty,” Oliver Parker’s “Swimming with Men” is a lazily formulaic male-bonding comedy about a group of British blokes-turned-synchronized swimmers ...

SHED is here to change the game for middle-aged men—finally, a meal replacement shake made for those who could benefit from it (Picture: Getty Images) Weight loss ads have been around for decades. But ...

Photo cut outs of six adults in blokecore fashion against a grayscale background of a New York City street. Old-school soccer jerseys, bucket hats, tracksuits, and, most often, Adidas Sambas. Welcome ...