When Floatworks invited a representative of Red Letter Days to the big launch of their brand new float centre in Vauxhall the weekend of 9/10 April, I was happy to accept the opportunity and ‘work’ on a Sunday. As we’re all leading busier lives than ever, maybe taking an hour to turn off, tune out and free my mind from overload would be just the thing. Read on for an insomniac hippy’s personal take on the float experience.

The Chelsea Flower Show is the worlds greatest flower show and pinnacle of the many Royal Horticultural Society’s gardening shows held annually in the UK. Everyone should visit once. And having visited, you’ll understand what all the fuss is about. Are you free the last Thursday and Friday of May – why not treat yourselves to one of our remaining few spaces at Chelsea Flower Show 2016?

It’s that time again. You know, that time of year where the pick of the Eurovision litter will be strutting their stuff in a bid to become continental pop champions and claim ultimate glory for their country. Last year we gave you (in our humble opinion) the 4 worst Eurovision entries ever. We didn’t want to break tradition so we did some digging and found 4 more terrible entries for your viewing (dis)pleasure.

Calling all beauty lovers! Some of Team RLD were recently lucky enough to be given the chance to become #Benebabes and test out some Benefit Cosmetics. Find out what our 5 lucky testers thought of their products during the Benefit makeup test.

It’s a little known fact, but this Wednesday it’s National Twilight Zone Day. Created in 1959 by acclaimed television producer Rod Serling, this bizarre cult sci-fi classic has been entertaining fans for generations. There are many ways you can celebrate this mind-bending occasion – and the best way to start is by reading these 7 little-known facts about The Twilight Zone.

Believe it or not, it’s World Tapir Day. To celebrate this momentous occasion, here are 10 tip top tapir facts that you may not already know… 1. A group of tapirs is called a ‘candle’. 2. The average lifespan of a tapir is 25 to 30 years. 3. Known as the prehensile, a tapir’s nose is used to pick up leaves; it also comes in handy as a snorkel while swimming. 4. A tapir’s gestational period is longer than a human’s and lasts for a whole 13 months. 5. The closest living relatives to tapirs are horses and rhinos. 6. Tapirs have 4 toes on their front feet and 3 toes…