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Nutribullet blender review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict This well-priced blender can handle both hot and cold ingredients. It excels at making creamy soups and can turn nuts and fibrous vegetables into smooth sauces. However, it’s not a substitute for a bartender’s blender and if you’re primarily looking to make crushed ice drinks, there are better options. Best Prices Today: Nutribullet blender Nutribullet is most famous for its personal blenders but it also makes juicers, food processors and other small appliances, including the Nutribullet blender, which we’re reviewing here....

Pam & Tommy proves real-life adaptations can be problematic When it comes to TV dramas based on true-life events, there’s nothing more shocking than knowing that (at least some of) what’s depicted on-screen actually happened. As the viewer, the onus is on you to dig deeper – an excuse to unearth Wikipedia articles and old YouTube footage – in order to compare and contrast the real events with the dramatic interpretation you’ve just watched....

Samsung Galaxy S21 FE: Everything you need to know The Samsung Galaxy S21 FE has a pretty good case for being the most delayed – and subsequently most leaked – phone of the pandemic, having finally launched half a year late and with every spec leaked months earlier. Once expected to launch in August, the phone then slipped back to October. Then word arrived from leakers that the S21 FE had been cancelled outright – before fresh rumours confirmed it would launch after all in 2022....

Star Trek: Section 31 – is the Michelle Yeoh spin-off still happening? The Star Trek universe is going through a massive revival at the moment, with five shows already scheduled for 2021 and the long-awaited Michelle Yeoh spinoff Star Trek: Section 31 still waiting in the wings. Rumours have swirled in recent months that Section 31 had been cancelled or scrapped, but recent comments from Star Trek TV head honcho Alex Kurtzman have confirmed that the showison the way....

You can now remove titles from your Netflix ‘Continue Watching’ list After many requests from users and a long wait, Netflix has finally added a button that allows users to remove a series or film from the ‘Continue Watching’ row on the homepage. The feature is available on the web, and on mobile and TV apps to users across the world. If you are on the web, all you need to do is hover over the show on your row, select the ‘X’ (which pops up with ‘Remove from Row’) and then confirm your decision....