A man who jumped over a barricade and grabbed actress Ariana Grande at a Wicked: For Good premiere in Singapore has been charged with being a public nuisance.
A now viral video shows the Australian man, Johnson Wen, pushing past photographers and…
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How to quickly revive tired, stressed skin this festive season – The Irish Times
This time of year has a way of getting the better of us. Colder weather, longer days, shorter daylight, endless social commitments and the general rush of the festive season – unsurprisingly, the stress of it all often ends up on our faces.
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Blind London teenager performs on the Children in Need stage
BBCEleanor says Children in Need is an “amazing charity who support so many little charities” Eleanor is a smart, sassy, very funny teenager, who gets around with the help of her white cane she calls Mike, as in, Michael Caine, the actor.
She was…
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Sam Ryder gig at Wembley Arena was dream come true, says teacher
BBCA guitar teacher who taught pop star Sam Ryder to play said it was a “dream come true” to perform at Wembley Arena with his former student.
Ryder, originally from Maldon in Essex, invited Kelvin Pratt to join him on stage before thousands of…
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Paris Jackson looks distraught after losing key ruling in lbattle against Michael Jackson’s estate
Paris Jackson appeared downcast in Los Angeles after suffering a setback in her ongoing legal dispute with the executors of her late father Michael Jackson’s estate.
The 27-year-old singer and model was photographed leaving a local coffee shop…
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Sunita Ahuja says even she learnt about what happened to Govinda from his interview outside hospital
Published on: Nov 14, 2025 10:37 am IST
Govinda’s wife Sunita Ahuja, who was not in Mumbai when the actor was hospitalised, spoke about his health in her latest vlog on YouTube.
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Experience: I played the trumpet for 25 hours straight | Life and style
The first time I picked up the trumpet was 15 years ago. Before that, I had tried the drums and the clarinet. They didn’t quite stick. But when I blew my first note on the trumpet, it resonated with me in a way nothing else had. From that…
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Rustic folk furniture for chic urban homes
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Earlier this year, I was seduced by a faded green Hungarian wall cabinet from John Cornall Antiques that, though…
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‘Studio bosses were like: it sounds lovely. We’ll pass!’: Joel Edgerton and Clint Bentley on their Oscar-tipped lumberjack tragedy | Film
America was built by men like Robert Grainier, the stoical lumberjack at the heart of Train Dreams. Grainier cuts the trees and tames the forest and lays the ground for railroads and towns. Technically, then, Train Dreams is a western. But he…
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‘I found it 35 years later and dissolved into tears’: readers’ favourite photo booth moments | Life and style
100 years ago, Anatol Marco Josepho, a Russian immigrant to the US, invented the world’s first fully automated, coin-operated photo booth. When it opened its doors near Times Square in New York City, the “photomaton” – which produced…
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