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Kathy Lette’s latest novel is 'Till Death – or a Little Light Maiming – Do Us Part'.

Gossiping is an activity we can all enjoy for free – and it’s good for us

Gossiping is an activity we can all enjoy for free – and it’s good for us

Socialising lowers blood pressure, while bonding with others boosts the release of endorphins.

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From zip-lining to abseiling, my boyfriend took me on a terrifying holiday

From zip-lining to abseiling, my boyfriend took me on a terrifying holiday

Could there be anything less fun than hurtling through thin air held up by a bit of dental floss?

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Rarely can we feel superior to snooty Poms. Thanks for the box seat, Stephen Fry
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Rarely can we feel superior to snooty Poms. Thanks for the box seat, Stephen Fry

I must say, I’m coming around to cricket. My dear friend Stephen Fry is this year’s MCC president and kindly asked me to his presidential box at Lord’s.

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If a male contraceptive pill were to become a reality, could we trust blokes to take it?

If a male contraceptive pill were to become a reality, could we trust blokes to take it?

It’s hard enough to get most fellas to remember to hang up wet towels and take out the garbage.

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A sisterhood of sisters? There’s nothing more powerful

A sisterhood of sisters? There’s nothing more powerful

If you’re not lucky enough to have sisters, don’t forget that you do have the Sisterhood – close, loving, loyal girlfriends are also one of life’s great joys.

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I may be a republican, but this is why I think Charles is fit to be king

I may be a republican, but this is why I think Charles is fit to be king

His campaigning takes courage in the face of much mockery and criticism.

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Gossip, flying foxes and quip-lash: the joy of being Barry Humphries’ friend

Gossip, flying foxes and quip-lash: the joy of being Barry Humphries’ friend

I first met Barry in my teens and asked if he might have invented me – so close was the life of Dame Edna’s daughter to my own mother. “So,” I asked, “am I a figment of your imagination?”

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Kathy Lette: My boyfriend turned out to be gay and we became even better friends

Kathy Lette: My boyfriend turned out to be gay and we became even better friends

The moral of the story? Be true to yourself – better latent than never.

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Woke book burners should wake up to themselves

Woke book burners should wake up to themselves

The culling of Roald Dahl’s fiction makes me shudder at what the “sensitivity readers” might do to my teen novel Puberty Blues.

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Drama schools rejected my son. He has just won his second best actor award

Drama schools rejected my son. He has just won his second best actor award

Jules has taught me that there’s no such thing as “normal” and “abnormal”. There’s ordinary and extraordinary.

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Fashion has finally caught up with me. Waxing is now considered déclassé

Fashion has finally caught up with me. Waxing is now considered déclassé

Even style guru Gwyneth has confirmed that she now prefers to “rock a ’70s vibe down there”.

  • by Kathy Lette