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Photos Spark Outrage After People See Influencers Swimming In Their Drinking Water

"No I would not swim there. I respect others." The post Photos Spark Outrage After People See Influencers Swimming In Their Drinking Water first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Tracy-Ann Oberman — things you didn't know about the TV star

Tracy-Ann Oberman is set to make an explosive return to EastEnders, but what else is there to know about her?

WhatToWatch

Rabid seals are attacking people in South Africa

A string of fur seal attacks on surfers and beachgoers in Cape Town has been linked to an outbreak of rabies, with 11 seals testing positive for the virus so far.

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Why Rory McIlroy changed his phone number after U.S. Open heartbreak, and a text he never received from Tiger

McIlroy said he was touched that Woods would take the time to reach out to him.

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Should ultra-processed food be taxed?

Colombia became one of the first nations in the world to tax UPFs. The US has yet to follow suit

Salon

Is London ready for Slave Play? How boycotts, walkouts, and Rishi Sunak made this the hottest ticket in town

Jeremy O Harris’s play scooped a record 12 Tony nominations back in 2021 – but not before its interrogation of race and sexuality inspired walkouts, petitions, and death threats against members of its cast. Now, as the play comes to London amid disapproval from No 10, Annabel Nugent chronicles its…

The Independent UK

The Man with 1000 Kids: the 'twisted' true story of a serial sperm donor and the parents out to stop him

Dutch musician Jonathan Jacob Meijer duped families the world over, fathering hundreds of children. Now the case is the focus of a three-part Netflix docuseries

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Australians now need a prescription to buy a vape under new ‘world-leading’ law

The law restricts vape sales to pharmacies and will temporarily require a doctor’s prescription for the buyer.

Fortune

Are ultra-processed foods all that bad?

One scientist is calling for tobacco-style warnings on such foods. But not all UPFs are inherently harmful

Salon

Louis Tomlinson Brings TV to Glastonbury After Festival Organizers Decline to Screen the England Soccer Match

A legend.

Marie Claire

"Michael Stipe? Never heard of him.": the time an overzealous security guard almost scuppered R.E.M.'s Glastonbury headline set

The R.E.M. frontman had some trouble being let into the festival site when the alt-rock titans headlined back in 1999

Louder

US Air Force member’s arrest for kidnap and rape of Japanese schoolgirl raises tensions in Okinawa

The United States Air Force serviceman has been charged with ‘non-consensual sexual intercourse’ and ‘indecent kidnapping’

The Independent UK

2,000-year-old funerary urn found in Spain contains the world's oldest known liquid wine

Scientists discovered the oldest known wine in liquid form inside a Roman-era tomb in Spain.

LiveScience

Hidetaka Miyazaki says "I absolutely suck at video games," but still got through Elden Ring by using "every scrap of aid that the game offers"

Miyazaki thinks he might have benefitted more from Elden Ring's freedom "than anyone else"

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“We’re living in an insane asylum. I keep asking: where are the tough good guys?” The E Street Band, The Sopranos legend Little Steven fears for all our futures

Bruce Springsteen's right-hand man Stevie Van Zandt admits to being increasingly concerned about the state of the world

The Independent UK

Former Jetstar pilot convicted of murdering elderly woman at Australian campsite

Lynn had maintained his innocence, saying he had no reason to murder the couple, but admitted to his ‘despicable’ choice of burning the bodies

The Independent UK

Cher determination: Inside the skill, scandal and survival of pop’s most immortal star

As the ‘Believe’ singer re-releases two of her least celebrated electro-pop albums, Helen Brown salutes a woman who has packed a surreal amount of glitz, glamour and controversy into her six decades of fame

The Guardian - US

Meet the election operators – the influential individuals shaping Trump’s White House bid

Over the next few weeks, the Guardian will profile figures playing a key role in boosting the ex-president’s attempt to regain the presidency

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As the Elden Ring DLC beats the snot out of players, Hidetaka Miyazaki says toning difficulty down would "break the game itself"

On DLC launch day, Elden Ring's director Hidetaka Miyazaki says lowering difficulty would "break the game itself" in a new interview.

Bored Panda

20 Celebrities Who Do Not Get Along With Their Families

From legal battles to assault allegations, these 20 celebrities have openly discussed their family disputes. The post 20 Celebrities Who Do Not Get Along With Their Families first appeared on Bored Panda.

The Guardian - UK

Georgia captain Guram Kashia: ‘When I wake up I listen to Football Weekly’

The defender talks to Lukas Vrablik about representing his country at a first major tournament, learning English through the Guardian and why he has a tattoo of John Lennon on his arm

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Peter Dutton Charted $23K Private Jet To Fly To Event Where He Spoke About Cost Of Living Crisis

Oh to be a large big toe galavanting in a taxpayer-funded private jet.

The Independent UK

Françoise Hardy, French music and pop culture icon, dies aged 80

The singer, who became an international cultural icon in the ‘60s, was diagnosed with lymphatic cancer in 2004

Salon

Israel's war on Gaza destroying climate

"This report lays bare the hypocrisy of Western nations who moralize about the perils of climate breakdown"

The Independent UK

Is long haul truck driving the perfect guise for a serial killer?

A new book by former FBI official Frank Figliuzzi offers a terrifying glimpse into the world of some of America’s most notorious serial killers – long haul truck drivers – including Happy Face Killer and Wayne Adam Ford, revealing how they are able to go undetected for decades. Andrea Cavallier…

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