Yandere x Reader: What the Fanfiction Genre Means, Where It Comes From and Why Readers Love It
Yandere x reader is a popular genre of fanfiction in which the reader is cast as the love interest of a yandere, a character who is loving and affectionate to the point of becoming possessive, obsessive and sometimes dangerously controlling. The stories are written in the second person, so the reader is addressed as you,…
Premium Bond Winners March 2025: The £1 Million Jackpot Winners and How the Draw Works
The March 2025 Premium Bonds draw created two new millionaires, one in Cleveland in North Yorkshire and one in Cumbria, each winning the £1 million jackpot, and the draw paid out more than 5.9 million prizes worth a total of over £432 million. The winners’ names are never published, in line with the rules of…
TV Tropes: What the Pop-Culture Wiki Is, How It Works and Why Writers Love It
TV Tropes is a wiki that collects and documents the recurring storytelling devices, character types and plot conventions found in television, film, literature, video games, comics and other media, and it calls those devices tropes. It was founded in April 2004 by a programmer writing under the pseudonym Fast Eddie, and it has grown from…
Dandy’s World Characters: Every Main Toon, Regular Toon and Twisted Explained
Dandy’s World characters are the cast of a popular Roblox horror game in which players control cartoon characters called Toons, explore a strange abandoned educational centre, complete machines to open the way down to the next floor, and avoid the corrupted versions of the same characters, known as Twisteds. The game was created by the…
Four in a Bed: How Channel 4’s B&B Competition Works, From Check-In to Payment Day
Four in a Bed is a British reality television competition on Channel 4 in which four bed and breakfast owners take turns staying at each other’s establishments, rate each other’s hospitality, and pay what they think their stay was worth, with the winner being the B&B judged the best value for money. The show has…
Nissan March: The Little Car That Became the Micra, 1982 to Today
Nissan March is the name of one of the longest-running small cars in the world, a supermini hatchback that has been in production since 1982 and is better known in Europe as the Nissan Micra. The two names describe the same car: March is the name used in Japan and in many markets across Asia…
Palestine March London: What the Marches Are, Where They Go and How They Are Policed
Palestine march London refers to the regular pro-Palestine marches that have taken place in central London since October 2023, organised by a coalition led by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign, calling for a ceasefire in Gaza and changes to British government policy. The marches usually take place on Saturdays, follow an agreed route through central London,…
March Birthstone: Aquamarine and Bloodstone Meanings, History and How to Choose
March birthstone is unusual because March is one of the few months with two official birthstones rather than one, and the pair could hardly be more different from each other. The primary March birthstone is aquamarine, a pale sea-blue variety of the mineral beryl, while the traditional second stone is bloodstone, also known as heliotrope,…