American Reality Television Series Naked And Afraid is not for the weak-hearted. They choose participants after rigorous testing, which includes all types of physical and psychological challenges. The producer even said that they get thousands of applications from which they shortlist two final contestants. They keep getting requests in their inboxes, even when there isn’t an open call. They can now differentiate between actual risk-takers and someone who thinks Sahara desert heat won’t be an issue just because they survived hot springs in North Carolina.

A mum hit out at critics who accused her of “child cruelty”. Sophie Mei Lan received cruel comments when she breastfed both of her children at the same time. The 32-year-old was told to “put it away” as her seven-year-old and four-year-old latched onto her. But instead of bowing to the pressure, the parent decided to speak out about her experiences to normalise breatfeeding. The vlogger, from Wakefield, West Yorkshire, said: "

Wentworth Miller is fighting back against a new meme poking fun at his 2010 weight gain. Yesterday, a website called The LAD Bible shared a side-by-side photo of the actor shirtless on "Prison Break" and a candid where he looked a little heavier, captioning the pic, "When you break out of prison and find out about McDonald's monopoly." The body shaming photo racked up over 101k likes before it popped up on Miller's radar, and caused the "

PhotographyTwenty-five years since the photographer’s posthumous exhibition – which included images of gay S&M – became a point of debate, what have we learned? It might be ill-advised to reduce an artist’s life and work to a single observation, the magic key that unlocks everything, but in the case of Robert Mapplethorpe there is a pronounced duality – in the themes and subjects depicted in his “icy”, graphically stylized black-and-white photographs; in the dark-angel personae he cultivated; and in the controversies all of these facets wittingly or unwittingly sparked during his short lifetime.

The sustainable London bridal boutique is hosting a one-day sale on 15 February Getting married this year and still haven't found your dream wedding dress? Mark 15 February in your diaries, as social enterprise Brides do Good is hosting its first-ever flash sale, offering designer wedding dresses for as little as £49. Customers visiting the sustainable wedding dress boutique will be able to take their pick from over 200 sale dresses priced under £299 – huge savings compared to their original retail prices as high as £5,000 – and unlike many sample sales, dresses will be available in sizes 6 to 30.