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Mila Kunis praised for her handling of booing from Jimmy Kimmel Live audience

Kunis was booed several times by the New York audience for her controversial opinions on pizza

The Independent UK

Therese Raphael: On Putin's birthday, the Nobel Peace Prize honors his enemies

We can’t know what was said in those secret deliberations, but the Nobel Committee must have thought about giving Volodymyr Zelenskyy the Peace prize. That would have been a popular choice — he easily topped the 2022 Time magazine reader poll for the most influential person of the year.

Tribune News Service

Deepika Padukone becomes Cartier's new brand ambassador

The greater the obstacle, the more glory in overcoming it. Deepika Padukone who came out being transparent about fighting her internal battle with mental health and chronic depression. She has spun the game by changing the direction of the wind towards additional success and glory. Padukone is not only one…

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Nobel Peace Prize 2022 | AltNews cofounders Pratik Sinha, Mohammed Zubair among favourites

AltNews journalists Pratik Sinha and Mohammed Zubair and Indian author Harsh Mander were included in an unofficial shortlist of favourites for the 2022 Nobel Peace Prize, ahead of the announcement of the winner on October 7

The Hindu

Indian fact-checkers believed to be among front-runners for Nobel Peace Prize

Pratik Sinha and Mohammed Zubair have been running a campaign debunking misinformation in India since 2017

The Independent UK

US home prices fall for the first time in a decade

Prices still up over 2021

The Independent UK

Doctor Who Ncuti Gatwa makes Time's Top 100 Next list celebrating rising stars

Gatwa, who is best known for his role as Eric Effiong in the hit Netflix show Sex Education, is gearing up to replace Jodie Whitaker in Doctor Who next year.

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Jeremy Strong calls the ‘drama’ surrounding his controversial method acting style ‘just noise’

A 2021 profile depicting Strong as a particularly ‘serious’ actor saw mixed reactions from fans and fellow actors

The Independent UK

Akash Ambani on Time's 100 emerging leaders' list

Akash Ambani is the only Indian on the list of world's rising stars

The Hindu

Commentary: We can take a bite out of high food prices with vegan school lunches

As if school supplies, book rental and new clothes weren’t painful enough to the pocketbook, millions of families may have to pay more for breakfast and lunch as students return to class this fall. In certain districts, the lunch price may be close to $5 a day—almost double what it…

Tribune News Service

The unnatural history of Elvis' hair

From the new film "Elvis" to real life: Elvis' hair, you were always on my mind

Salon

Bruce Springsteen calls out Rolling Stone for not having him on the front cover after ‘Born to Run’

‘I always felt... they were a little skittish about putting me on the cover,’ singer-songwriter recalled

The Independent UK

For Trump, sensitive info is power

Longtime reporter who spent decades covering Trump reveals that origins of classified docs scandal go back years

Salon

Emmy winners and nominees to add to your watchlist

It's time to renew your subscriptions to all the streaming services and binge-watch these Emmy winners and nominees.

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Daily Mirror

All the times Charles spoke about becoming king - daydreams, meddling and jokes

King Charles has spent his entire lifetime preparing to become the reigning monarch of the UK, and has spoken out many times about being heir to the throne and following in the Queen's monumental footsteps

Radio France Internationale

World united in grief and admiration for royal stateswoman

The late Queen Elizabeth ll of England dominates today's newspapers worldwide, with editors reaching for muted superlatives to honour an admired, admirable stateswoman.

The Independent UK

Baby Princess Elizabeth was not expected to be Queen

Born third in line to the throne, she arrived by caesarean section at her grandparents’ London home.

Sports Illustrated

When the Games Changed Forever

Fifty years later, the author recalls his bond with Mark Spitz, whose unprecedented Olympic performance was overshadowed by an act of terrorism.

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The Guardian - US

Trump in increasing legal peril one month on from Mar-a-Lago search

The photo released by the justice department of materials seized at his resort sends a message: the time for frivolity is over

Tribune News Service

Trump documents bears hallmarks of close-held US secrets

Secret documents strewn over former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home revealed for the first time the highly sensitive nature of national security papers the former president was keeping.

The Independent UK

Donald Trump apparently kept ‘knock knock’ TIME cover at Mar-a-Lago, DoJ photo shows

Critics say inclusion of gold framed magazine cover is ‘absolute karma’

The Independent UK

Take high blood pressure tablets at a time that best suits you, study suggests

According to new research, whether the medication is taken in the morning or the evening does not have an impact on how effective it is.

Inverse

20 years ago, Al Pacino's best sci-fi satire predicted a terrifying modern trend

Few films have possessed as uncanny an ability to predict where the fame game is heading as 2002 Al Pacino flick 'S1M0NE.'

Tribune News Service

As polio surfaces in other states, how vulnerable are Floridians?

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — For the first time since the U.S. declared polio officially eradicated in 1979, Floridians are concerned about their odds of getting the disease.

Salon

"Longtermism" is everywhere — and toxic

Whatever we may "owe the future," it isn't a bizarre and dangerous ideology fueled by eugenics and capitalism

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