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Melissa Carton

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Journalist and Content Creator based in Dublin.

Co-author of the book You, Me & Everyone We Know.

Writing credits include Her, HerFamily, Inspirefest, WebSociety, Goss, The Independent, Chunk.ie, MAST, BoneIdle, Music Review Unsigned, Blue/Pink magazine, Siren, The Brass Monkey, Dublin Fashion Festival and Dublin Fringe Festival.

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Doctor finally reveals whether it's best to shower in morning or at night

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By Zoe Hodges, Jody Coffey, Melissa Carton Verified, Charlie Herbert Verified
| HerFamily Verified
A doctor has revealed when the best time to take a shower is, day or night? Speaking to Glamour UK, Doctor Aragona Giuseppe said that showering in the morning is perhaps the more popular option because “it awakens the senses and refreshes you ready for the day ahead.” However, this does not mean it is the best time of day to take a shower. Dr Giuseppe believes there are more benefits to showering at night.
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One of Stephen King's books will never be printed again after being pulled from shelves

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By Charlie Herbert Verified, Melissa Carton Verified, Nina McLaughlin, Ryan Price Verified
| HerFamily Verified
One of Stephen King’s books will never be printed again because of the controversy it generated. One of the most successful authors of all time, Stephen King has earned the title of the King of Horror thanks to novels such as It, Pet Sematary, Carrie and The Shining. As a writer who explores plenty of disturbing horror themes, King’s work has attracted controversy on a number of occasions.
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Keira Knightley says she went through years of therapy after ‘trauma’ of first Pirates film

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By Trine Jensen-Burke Verified, Melissa Carton Verified, Nina McLaughlin, Kat O'Connor Verified
| HerFamily Verified
Keira Knightley says she had to go through “many years of therapy” after starring in the first Pirates Of The Caribbean film. The actor was just 17 years old when she appeared as Elizabeth Swann alongside Johnny Depp in The Curse of the Black Pearl, which became the fourth-highest grossing film that year after making over $654 million worldwide following its release in 2003. At the time, the film was expected to be a flop, with the pirate genre failing to deliver a successful film in years.
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