The Ordinary changed the beauty game with its high-performance formulas at entry level prices, and it's still fighting the good fight. And now, a brow and lash serum from the brand – that's designed to promote the look of thicker, fuller and healthier lashes and brows – has gone viral on TikTok for its incredible results. The Ordinary Multi Peptide Lash & Brow Serum costs a very reasonable £12.40 and as its name suggests, it's packed with an impressive line-up of peptides – the dinky amino acid chains that form the proteins our lashes need for growth, length and glossiness.

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Who killed Nora Allen? The Flash is potentially saving the answer for a sequel that’ll never get made, but we can look to the comics for answers. This piece was originally published in June. We are recirculating it now timed to The Flash’s streaming debut on HBO Max. Also, a warning: spoilers ahead! It’s not wrong to describe The Flash as an origin story. While the movie, directed by Andy Muschietti, opens with Barry Allen (Ezra Miller) as a full-fledged Justice League member alongside Batman and Wonder Woman, its time-traveling premise sends Barry back to revisit the events that created his alter ego.

Over the course of ten seasons, Grey’s Anatomy has killed off hundreds of characters — doctors, patients, children, adults, regulars, and one-offs alike. No one is safe! The show has pumped its indie-rock soundtrack, created and exhausted its own catchphrases (seriously), and built up and broken down more romances than a thousand middle school dances. Grey’s does what it does, and even its “shocking” moments, like Heather’s death on the season premiere, aren’t shocking anymore.

Prince might've had a biological daughter who was never looped in on what would happen with the late singer's estate ... so claims a woman in new legal docs. The woman in question, Snowe Melinda Saxman, filed paperwork in a Minnesota court -- obtained by TMZ -- in which she says she believes she's Prince's birth daughter ... but her evidence is pretty thin. Saxman says she was adopted, and never knew her real parents -- but, based on her "