‘F1: The Movie’ Premiere in London: Brad Pitt, Naomi Campbell, Tate McRae and More Celebrity Style - WWD
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Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt, Ines de Ramon, Tate McRae, Naomi Campbell, Becky G, Lewis Hamilton and more a...
Who is/was the genuinely toughest actor in Hollywood movies?
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Well now, he is pretty good at kick-boxing, Chinese martial arts and karate. He is a soccer player,...
Trump has a plan to remake the housing-finance system. It’s baffling to many lawmakers and experts. - Politico
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The question of what to do with Fannie and Freddie, the two dominant mortgage financiers, has bedevi...
Scientists decipher the genetic history of 400 medieval skeletons - Earth.com
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Scientists have extracted genetic information from 400 medieval burials that date between the eighth...
Week in Review: Meta reveals its Oakley smart glasses - TechCrunch
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Welcome back to Week in Review! Lots in store for you today, including Wix's latest acquisition, Met...
How many books do you read in a week and what are they, could you share one?
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I believe in “quality reading” rather than quantity. By that I mean it doesn’t matter how much you r...
How To Retrain Your Brain In Less Time Than It Takes To Brush Your Teeth, According To A Healing Expert - YourTango
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A somatic healing expert shared how to retrain your brain just two minutes a day.
Upcoming temporary full closure of South Academy Boulevard for widening project - KKTV
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There will be a temporary full closure of southbound South Academy Boulevard between US Highway 85/8...
What if Homelander turned out to be a good guy instead of an evil milk drinking manchild? Nobody seems to touch on this much.
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He would be a boring 3rd rate pansy preach like most “superheroes”. Homelander was not made for be...
What’s wrong with anti-imperialism?
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Nothing, when done right. A proper anti-imperialist is critical of ALL countries with imperial ambit...
Early visions of Mars: Meet the 19th-century astronomer who used science fiction to imagine the red planet - Space
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Parisian astronomer Camille Flammarion brought used science fiction to bring Mars to life