A new table tennis venue in London has given Scarlett Johansson's favourite sport a classy new makeover. With a cocktail in one hand, and a bat in the other, Y! Lifestyle headed to Bounce to give it a wiff waffPlay like an Olympian on the Olympic ringed table

Bounce London is probably the best thing to happen to ping pong since Forest Gump.  The classy cocktail bar is part pizza restaurant and part ping pong playing heaven. The venue buzzes with the plock plock of speeding ping pong balls and brave waiters navigate trays full of cocktails between the tables, careful not to tread on an errant ball.

Ping pong

Borrowing from the US craze that counts Scarlett Johansson, Susan Sarandon and Axle Rose as fans, Bounce offers a swish evening of ping pong hither to unheard of in the UK, where the sport has a rather geeky image.  An image the £2.5 million new venue is set to change. With low lights, exotic cocktails and stone baked pizzas that can be ordered to the restaurant or straight to the

With celebrity fans, Boots are hoping their new, more grown up 17 collection will become a cult classic. We put the range through its paces

17 Semi Permanent Liquid Eyeliner, Autumn Collection Eyeshadow Trio and Falsifeye mascaraHere at the Y! Lifestyle office, it's officially autumn. We're dressed in chunky knits, sipping Starbucks Pumpkin lattes and longing for evenings spent by the fire.

So what better time to indulge in some new make-up, but at the start of a new season?

One collection that's caught our eye for autumn is Boots' own brand 17, which we played with as teens in the 90s. But keen to attract an older, more discerning audience (with rather more disposable income) Boots tells us that 17 has received quite a re-brand. And it seems to have done the job as we've seen the range popping up on must-have lists for even the snobbiest beauty blogs and celebrity make-up fans (Millie Mackintosh even admitted to us she's addicted to the bargainacious £6 mascara).

Here's what we want in our makeup bag:

Autumn Collection Eyeshadow Trio

These trio eyeshadows are great

Total Hair Experts (T-H-X) launches a range of hair styling products to take on the affordable/professional hair care market

There's a new hair care brand on the block that promises us top of the range styling with a (whisper it) supermarket price tag.(L-R) Make It Big Hot Air Styler, Mix It Up Styler, Hold It Tight 19mm, Pump Up The Volume Diffuser Dryer

We wouldn't have thought it possible so Yahoo's UK Lifestyle team bagged a sneak peek at the Total Hair Experts (T-H-X) preview to check out the range that plans to give Tresemé a run for its money.

There are nine products in the range (a tenth, a men's straightener, is due next year) and we're told they're super high spec, including adjustable temperature features, ceramic coated plates, ionic technology (which sounds cool if nothing else) and tourmaline to help de-frizz hair.

It's comprehensive, with various types of curler, diffuser, hairdryer, straightener and an air styler for Big Hair. Details of the full range are on the T-H-X website and the products are all