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An article written by Bachelor finalist Ariel Frenkel was mysteriously taken down ahead of the premiere of the show’s 27th season, The Daily Beast has found.

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A South Carolina woman who was kidnapped while in Mexico for a tummy tuck made it out alive without serious physical injury—but the psychological trauma from the terrifying ordeal may take considerably longer to heal.

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The world pumped more than 36.8 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions into the air in 2022—and it’s not slowing down any time soon. At any given moment, industries and people all over the world are only adding to the cataclysmic levels of greenhouse gasses polluting our atmosphere. This has resulted in toxic air quality, warming ocean temperatures, and exacerbated weather crises the likes of which we’ve never seen.

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Without water, life on Earth as we know would be impossible. Organic molecules wouldn’t have been able to form into living, reproducing bacteria, which would have never evolved later on into more complex systems like fish and humans. We’d also never have had the privilege of living in a world where pole dancing has made its way into VR (seriously).

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Vanderpump Rules star Raquel Leviss has finally broken her silence days after the affair heard around the world—or at least the greater Los Angeles area—was exposed.

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have unilaterally declared their daughter Lilibet to be a princess, despite the fact that the palace has not publicly endorsed the title.

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Ngozi Fulani, the charity CEO who was repeatedly asked where she was “really from” by a senior lady-in-waiting at a Buckingham Palace reception, said she did not receive a personal apology from the palace after the incident and that abuse has been directed at her since she went public with the claims. She said the palace did not act to try and help stop the abuse but could have done so.

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Fresh off his tone-deaf dismay at being forced to move into a tiny, five-bedroom home comes the revelation that Prince Andrew is “furious” over his brother’s decision to “disrespect” him by banning him from wearing the flowing ceremonial velvet robes of the chivalric Order of the Garter at the Coronation.

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Part of the fun of Daisy Jones & The Six, now streaming on Amazon’s Prime Video and based on the bestselling novel by Taylor Jenkins Reid, is making connections and comparisons between the fictional band and the series’ real-life rock era of 1968 to 1977.

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After years of baseless Republican bellyaching that Big Tech content-moderation policies qualify as illegal in-kind campaign contributions to Democrats, a court filing last week appeared to flip the script in a very real way.

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This year’s Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), long a mainstay in Republican politics, wasn’t quite the A-list event of years past, at least according to Fever Dreams hosts Kelly Weill and Will Sommer.

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You know what’s about to be served up when the first two words of an opinion piece criticizing teachers and their unions are “Derek Chauvin,” the police officer who murdered George Floyd.

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I pride myself on a few things: my incredibly good looks; my charming, winning personality; and the fact that I’ve never heard the song “Let It Go.”

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It’s tough to think about anything related to the 2020 Oscars ceremony without being reminded of the dour fact that we were just weeks away from a global COVID lockdown. As Kyle Richards once said, “We were all so happy that day, it’s hard to even imagine how terrible things would soon become.” In this case, “terrible” would be the world’s biggest understatement.

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I am not a particularly fashionable person. During football season, most of my outfits are coordinated around the merch of my favorite team (Sköl, Vikings!). That’s a longstanding theme throughout my youth; I was lucky that my school colors were purple and yellow, so I basically just wore Minnesota Vikings stuff all the time. Look at a picture from my childhood—or today, let’s be real—and you’ll likely see me in football stuff.

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At 1:19am on March 8, 2014, Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 (and its 227 passengers and 12 crew members) disappeared off the face of the Earth, thus begetting one of the greatest mysteries in aviation history. On the nine-year anniversary of this baffling incident, director Louise Malkinson searches for the truth with MH370: The Plane that Disappeared, a three-part Netflix docuseries (March 8) that proffers three theories about what happened to the still-missing Boeing 777. Читать дальше...

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Scream ran out of meta inspiration right around the conclusion of 1997’s Scream 2; and yet, like a typical horror franchise, it hasn’t subsequently had the good sense to lie down and die.

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Tom Sandoval is now apologizing for the affair that has lit up gossip blogs and elevated reality-TV drama to a new level of attention.

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This year’s Best Animated Short contest at the Academy Awards should be a no-brainer.

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Marlon Wayans isn’t buying Tucker Carlson’s attempt to whitewash the Jan. 6 Capitol rioters as “sightseers”—joking during a guest hosting gig this week on The Daily Show that all the Fox Host proved “was that you can make anything look better by not showing the bad part.”

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CNN anchor Anderson Cooper and former Metropolitan Police Officer Michael Fanone on Tuesday reacted to Fox News host Tucker Carlson putting his characteristic spin on the events of Jan. 6 while playing security footage from that day, with Cooper offering some amusing imagery of Carlson had he been surrounded by Trump supporters then.

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