Luke Thompson grew up on the white-sand beaches of Mount Maunganui - surfing, swimming and perfecting his guitar playing - while soaking up the summer sun. Luke picked up the guitar at the age of seven and started writing songs at his home in Read More

It’s the fastest-growing watersport in the world. Five years ago there were a few thousand kite surfers in the UK. Now there are nearer 10,000. This weekend many of them will gather at a beach in north Devon for the kite surfing festival Atmosphere Read More

Beachgoers looking to escape triple-digit temperatures inland stayed cautiously along the water’s edge on Sunday as miles of sea front remained closed following a deadly shark attack near San Diego. Parents kept close watch over their bodyboarding or Read More

Steve Martin and Billy Crystal probably enjoy the wealth that comes with being American celebrities. But what a drag to constantly hear fans greet them as “wild and crazy guys” or tell them they “look simply mahvelous.” Celebrity status, alas, comes Read More

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