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New York Post5 mins ago
Video emerges of Max Holloway’s wife, son taunting Conor McGregor after injuryHolloway won the fight in anticlimactic fashion with McGregor injuring himself at the start of the bout.
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Mashable3 hrs ago
Why Love Island feels like the most accurate show about dating todayFrom situationships to red-pill content, Love Island USA Season 8 reflects the forces shaping Gen Z dating and internet culture.
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Guardian Culture5 hrs ago
Gracie Abrams: Daughter from Hell review – bloodless anthems hit like a faceful of icing sugar(Interscope)
Despite their goth-coded attempts at emotional turbulence, the saccharine songs of Abrams’ third album feel adolescent in their melodrama
Gracie Abrams’ third album is a full-blown crime scene. Across 16 songs, the US songwriter catalogues slip knots, blades, bullets, knives, more knives, ghosts, cages, drugs, car crashes, blood, burial, flaming tyres, choking, burning houses, sinking ships, drowning, more blood, bloody knees and even more knives. It’s called Daughter from Hell to…
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Metro6 hrs ago
Protesters hang up picture of Andrew and Epstein inside Buckingham PalaceCraig Munro | Senior Politics Reporter Published July 13, 2026 12:36pm Updated July 13, 2026 12:37pm To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Activists have hung a picture of former prince Andrew with notorious sex offender Jeffrey Epstein in the heart of Buckingham Palace. It is understood protesters from the campaign group Republic made their way into the Palace as tourists after buying a ticket and made their own way to the Throne Room. The banner was emblazoned with the words ‘what did you know?’, a slogan used by campaigners since Andrew was stripped of his titles last year. Graham Smith, Republic’s chief executive, told Metro security at the Royal Family’s most famous residence is ‘more relaxed than you might think
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Evening Standard7 hrs ago
Heritage Live concerts cancelled amid ‘far lower than average ticket sales’The organiser said refunds would be made available via its ticket agents.
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PBS NewsHour16 mins ago
Midwest becomes next theater in Democrats' progressive vs. moderate fightAugust primaries in Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota will be another gauge of Democratic voters' frustration with the establishment.
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El País English7 hrs ago
Inside the White House: How Trump wields unchecked power to leave his mark on history‘Regime Change,’ a book by two reporters from ‘The New York Times,’ offers a behind-the-scenes look at the inner workings of the US administration during the second term of the New York real-estate tycoon
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The Rio Times30 mins ago
Guatemala’s Big Book Fair Draws 20% More Readers This YearCulture Key Facts —The fair. Filgua is Guatemala’s international book fair, now in its 23rd year. —The crowds. Organisers say visitor numbers are up about 20 percent on last year. —The dates. It runs from 7 to 19 July at Forum Majadas in Guatemala City. —The guest. Germany is this year’s guest of honour, with…
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Global News33 mins ago
The Curator: Ace your style with these tenniscore fashion findsThese tenniscore finds are ready to serve. Read on for trending picks from lululemon, Artizia, Alo and more.
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Mashable36 mins ago
Samsung’s big bet on smart glasses is coming sooner than you thinkSamsung is expected to unveil its first Android XR glasses, featuring Gemini integration and a design partnership with Gentle Monster.
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Manchester Evening News1 hrs ago
I found a Mamma Mia-inspired skirt 'perfect' for summer reduced to £30 in Roman's saleThe skirt looks like it is inspired by Mamma Mia!18:02, 13 Jul 2026This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Learn moreAs temperatures continue to remain high this week, outfits that are breathable and feels cool against skin are necessary. Long skirts are excellent for summer because their loose, flowing design acts like natural air conditioning.The extra fabric doesn't trap heat. Instead, it allows for constant air circulation while protecting legs from the sun's UV rays and preventing uncomfortable skin-to skin sticking.At Roman, there's a skirt reduced in the sale that is both highly practical and ultra stylish. What's more? The Tile Print Shirred Maxi Skirt has been reduced as part of the high-street retailer's sale, availabl
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New York Post2 hrs ago
Mayor Zohran Mamdani gives non-answer on growing homeless encampment near NYC Intrepid MuseumThe pro-Mamdani vagrants camped outside the floating museum in Midtown last week, revealing weeks-old 311 complaint that have gone unresolved.
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The Portugal News2 hrs ago
Historic Estoril summer house in Portugal transformed into €6.95 million luxury homeA historic summer house in Monte Estoril has been restored and transformed into a luxury residence, combining the character of early 20th-century Portuguese architecture with the comfort of a modern home.
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Euronews2 hrs ago
Latest news bulletin | July 13th, 2026 – EveningCatch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this July 13th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
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MyJoyOnline2 hrs ago
Kempiski Hotel hosts ‘Art for Unity’ exhibitionVisual arts enthusiasts in Accra will have the chance to see works by eight Ghanaian artists at an exhibition dubbed ‘Art for Unity’ on Thursday, July 16, 2026, at the Gallery 1957 Kempiski Hotel Gold Coast City, near the National Theatre.
Put together by Konyo Museum of Ghanaian Art and slated for 6.00pm to 8.30pm, the exhibition will show 23 works by E. Owusu Dartey, Kwadwo Ani, James Cudjoe, Frank Asomani, Ayaovi Dabla, Joshua Kwofie, Hacajaka and Francis Nunoo.
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Sky News2 hrs ago
The West End will not go dark this summer, as Equity reaches an agreementPotential theatre strikes across London's West End this summer have been averted after union members reached a proposed agreement with The Society of London Theatre (SOLT).
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Times of India3 hrs ago
Sid Seixeiro questions Auston Matthews' leadership after Marner commentsCraig Berube unveiled Mitch Marner’s significant emotional presence in the locker room, and Sid Seixeiro has started a conversation on the leadership make-up of the Toronto Maple Leafs. The comments have raised questions about Auston Matthews’ captaincy, team culture and the impact of losing Marner. The discussion comes after a disappointing 2025-26 season in Toronto without the longtime forward.
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City AM3 hrs ago
Why Theatre Deli is a City charity unlike any otherWe have launched the Toast the City awards 2026 and throughout the year we’ll be speaking to some of our nominees – this week it’s the amazing Bethan Screen, marketing coordinator from Theatre Deli. To vote for your favourite Square Mile spots for the 2026 awards, from bars and restaurants to galleries and green spaces,…
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Fox News3 hrs ago
10 back-to-school products parents always forget to buyDon't forget these often-overlooked back-to-school essentials, including locker whiteboards, portable printers, backpack covers and book protectors.
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ANSA English3 hrs ago
'Anti-fascist' pasta dinner not scrubbed but moved says bishopNo ideological choice, constitutional values are heritage of all says Monsignor Palmieri
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New York Post3 hrs ago
Jennifer Lopez finds a buyer for her failed marital home — after 2 years listed and $18M in discountsAt long last, Lopez is getting ready to close on her Beverly Hills property -- and, in true marquee fashion, the buyer may be as well known as she is.
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The Hill4 hrs ago
Support for Israel less important to younger Jewish Americans: SurveyA new poll found that support for Israel is less important to younger Jewish Americans, who are more likely to prioritize other ways of connecting to their culture and their faith. The Associated Press-NORC poll released on Monday found that 42 percent of American Jews under 45 years old say support for Israel is important…
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Las Vegas Review-Journal5 hrs ago
Not-yet-built Henderson home sells for $16MThe buyer gets to fully customize this Henderson home with a desert contemporary design.
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The Seattle Times5 hrs ago
48 hours in Greenville, South Carolina: Food, trails and art in a walkable downtownFor years, Greenville, South Carolina, was a city travelers flew over on the way to somewhere better known, but lately it has become a destination in its own right. Tucked into the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, the Upstate town has built a compact, walkable downtown around a waterfall park, a 28-mile rail trail…
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Semafor5 hrs ago
Viral Ethiopian Instagrammer uses trash for fashionSince his first post on March 30, the young creator has gained 6.5 million followers on Instagram.
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Africa News5 hrs ago
Kenya: Rights groups warn of growing 'goon' cultureKenya is witnessing a growing use of hired gangs by political actors to intimidate opponents, disrupt protests and silence dissent, rights advocates warn.
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Evening Standard5 hrs ago
Amber Davies asks for 'selfish' audience member to be removed from theatre for filmingThe former Love Island star said a woman filming Legally Blonde The Musical had ‘distracted’ the cast and ‘ruined the morale’
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Guardian Culture5 hrs ago
Ladies First has been panned. It’s still an essential watch | Anna SmithThe Netflix gender-flip comedy film, in which Sacha Baron Cohen wakes to a world run by female chauvinists, is a valuable testimony to the enduring destructive force of gender bias
‘This Movie Is: Absurd.” That’s the descriptive label given to Thea Sharrock’s comedy film Ladies First on Netflix. Damien (Sacha Baron Cohen) is a male chauvinist who knocks his head and wakes up in a world run by women who are like him: ruthless in the boardroom and the bedroom, using and losing the opposite sex…
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Vice6 hrs ago
Inside ‘Nullo’ Culture, the Online Subculture Devoted to Genital Removal FantasiesThere are Reddit communities for almost everything, but a few give even the most terminally online people pause. On any given day, a 2,300-person subreddit is actively devoted to fantasizing about glansectomy, the surgical removal of the rounded, nerve-dense tip of the penis. A separate 3,500-member forum orbits an even more comprehensive desire: penectomy. Both…
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ConservativeHome6 hrs ago
Tim Clark: The classroom failures behind Britain’s NEET crisisA school can teach every employability skill in the book, but if the business on the other side of the bridge cannot afford to hire, the pupil is left stranded regardless.
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The Rio Times6 hrs ago
Bogota Gathers 10 Countries for an Ibero-American Culture SummitColombia · Culture Key Facts — Bogota hosts the Ibero-American Culture Summit 2026 from July 15 to 17. — More than 30 experts from 10 countries take part, across five working sessions. — The theme is culture and sustainable development, and cooperation between cities. — It is organized by Bogota’s culture department and the Organization…
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The Herald6 hrs ago
Thousands of academics descend on Scottish capital for 'landmark' eventThe five-day conference is being held at Edinburgh University, the Edinburgh International Conference Centre (EICC), and the National Museum of Scotland.
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Liverpool Echo6 hrs ago
'First proper boozer' coming to Bold StreetThe pub will be kitted out with Victorian architecture12:51, 13 Jul 2026New details have been released regarding the replacement of an iconic cosy cafe. The ECHO previously reported how Maggie May's on Bold Street said an emotional farewell to regulars on Christmas Eve as it closed its doors on 30 years of successful business.Maggie May's was one of the street’s longest-running restaurants, after husband and wife team John and Susan Lea decided to take the leap and open the café in 1995. With its warm yellow lighting, green tartan tables and a menu scrawled on a wooden signpost in the shape of a smiling grandma, the venue was a throwback to days gone by.As chic coffee bars and modern restaurants took over - replacing Rennies art gallery, Smiffys fancy dress shop, and Ellis Brigham mounta
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Times of India7 hrs ago
Iowa mom’s simple garage game for sons becomes a 28M-view hitAn Iowa mother, Megan, is turning her driveway into a canvas with creative water art projects that have captured the internet's attention. Using just a garden hose and various garage items, she collaborates with her sons, Carter and Parker, to craft eye-catching designs including sports logos. Their imaginative summer endeavors have racked up millions of views, as Megan hopes to motivate families to create unforgettable moments with easy home crafts.
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Fast Company7 hrs ago
Leadership still hasn’t accepted this key truth about performanceThis month marks the 15th anniversary of the publication of my book Lead From The Heart. While years have passed since then, I’m very much aware that the book’s central premise is one many leaders and organizations have yet to fully embrace—or perhaps don’t yet believe.
In 2011, I argued that the most effective way to improve workplace performance isn’t to focus first on performance itself. It is to focus on employees’ emotional experience at work and specifically on how people feel.
At the…
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The Guardian7 hrs ago
Chatsworth House pilots free entry scheme to widen access amid cost of living crisisInitiative in conjunction with Derbyshire Libraries aims to help struggling families access cultural experiences
When Kate, a 47-year-old contract worker came face to face with Charlotte Brontë’s handwriting while visiting Chatsworth House, the avid reader, who counts Jane Eyre as her favourite book, struggled to contain her excitement.
“I had a little bit of a moment,” she said. “I just thought: ‘Wow, that was actually Charlotte Brontë’s writing there on that page.’ That was pretty special.”
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Guardian Culture7 hrs ago
‘A gasp-inducing thrill ride’: why The Polygamist should be your next TV obsessionWith its lovable playboy and jaw-dropping twists, the South African drama has become Netflix’s latest breakout smash
Are you bored with your summertime entertainment already? Did you devour that buzzy novel at the beach? Finish your third Suits rewatch on the plane? Has your algorithm run out of ideas and started feeding you the same reels and memes you liked weeks ago? Have I got a recommendation for you.
The Polygamist is a rollicking, gasp-inducing thrill ride that delivers more hairpin…
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Minnesota Star Tribune7 hrs ago
Read these 7 books in the Minnesota places where they’re setFrom International Falls to Faribault, there may be a book for every spot in the state. Here are seven to get you started.
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Nation Cymru8 hrs ago
Council reveals plans for £1.5m regeneration fundAnthony Lewis, Local Democracy Reporter Playground development, public art, and asset improvements are some of the things a Welsh council plans to spend £1.5m of UK Government funding on. A report to Merthyr Tydfil’s cabinet on Wednesday, July 15 lays out how the authority plans to spend the funding it has received from the Pride…
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Euronews8 hrs ago
Latest news bulletin | July 13th, 2026 – MiddayCatch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this July 13th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
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Fast Company8 hrs ago
Design history, as told through 125 objectsFrom the pillow that determines whether a night is restful or not, to the mug that keeps the coffee from burning your hands, the streets and transit systems that get you to work, and the city you inhabit—everything is design. And no one understands that more than the Cooper Hewitt.
As the only American museum devoted exclusively to historical and contemporary design, the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum has collected more than 200,000 designs spanning from physical objects and…
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The New Yorker8 hrs ago
The Lost Art of the BromanceNew books, articles, and shows lament a crisis of connection among American men. But the picture of friendship that emerges can feel romanticized and brittle.
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The New Yorker8 hrs ago
New York Is a Pickle Kind of TownThe Dutch authors of a new book, “The Pickled City: The Story of New York Pickles,” stop by the brined-delicacy staple Russ & Daughters.
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Yorkshire Post8 hrs ago
Best pictures from Himalayan Garden & Sculpture Park's first Viking weekendThe Himalayan Garden & Sculpture Park near Masham in North Yorkshire, hosted its first Viking Weekend this weekend.
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The Korea Herald8 hrs ago
Homeplus falls silent as shoppers, workers await July 20 deadlineThe banners still read, “We are open as usual.” But beyond the entrance, the reality is strikingly different. Where shopping carts would normally rattle across the floor and checkout counters buzz with customers, the store sits eerily still — as if time has stopped. Just steps away, at Homeplus’ culture center, staff spend the day making one phone call after another. “Hello, you heard we’re closed today, right?” one employee says, explaining that the day’s classes can no longer be held. With sto
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Wales Online8 hrs ago
Europe's best city named for 2026 and it's just two hours from the UK with £30 flightsDeciding where to book that sun-soaked escape isn't always easy, but with the best city in Europe now named for 2026, it might just sway your decision, with flights from £30
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MyJoyOnline8 hrs ago
Conrad Z. Dumbah takes over as Director-General of Internal Audit Agency, bringing global financial leadership to Ghana’s public sectorGhana’s public financial management architecture has received a significant boost following the appointment and swearing-in of Mr Conrad Z. Dumbah as the new Director-General of the Internal Audit Agency (IAA), bringing with him more than fifteen years of international experience in banking, finance, governance, risk management and internal audit. Mr Dumbah was officially sworn into…
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