Tissues at the ready! Downton Abbey has been a beloved staple on our screens for many years now - with both the TV series and the film being a huge hit among viewers. Now that the much-anticipated movie sequel is in the works, we have taken a look at the most heartbreaking moments of the series...  MORE: Will Lily James be in the Downton Abbey sequel? Lady Edith is left at the altarLady Edith finally thought that she was getting the life that she wanted in marrying Sir Anthony Strallan.

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Jada Pinkett-Smith's marriage to Will Smith has been further thrust into the limelight after she appeared to go back on her previous comments during a new segment on Today.  The actress formerly told Hoda Kotb that she and her husband of 26 years were separated and are leading separate lives. But on Monday, the NBC host was left confused as Jada tried to clarify what she meant by her comments and insisted they were "

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By now, we’ve all heard how critical it is to have sunscreen in our skincare routine — yet some of us still only slap it on our faces before spending time by the pool, or rely exclusively on SPF-infused makeup for daily protection. While occasional sunscreen use is better than none, protecting your skin really requires consistent and adequate application. “The potential consequences of forgoing sunscreen extend far beyond the serious risk of skin cancer,” warns Doris Day, MD.