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Bret Michaels taking 'several months off to heal'

Poison star Bret Michaels will be taking the "next several months off" to focus on his recovery after undergoing kidney stone surgery.

BANG Premier · Aug 24

McDonald’s messes up Ohio couple’s order. Then her boyfriend orders over 100 double cheeseburgers for $429 and walks away

Is revenge a dish best served with extra pickles?

We Got This Covered · Aug 24

Texas woman questions getting a refund after staff clears her table while she steps away for a photo: ‘They took my wallet’

'The mustard was gone. So was her food'

We Got This Covered · Aug 24

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In the late 1960s, a Washington art teacher collected car doors, washing-machine windows and scrap appliances: He turned the junk into a 1,200-square-foot castle for reportedly less than $500

Transforming the mundane into magic, an innovative art teacher constructed a whimsical castle home using discarded materials like washing machine glass and car doors. Serving both as a functional residence and his graduate thesis, this creative refuge showcases the beauty of repurposing waste. Today, it stands proudly as a roadside…

The Times of India · Aug 24

The crying face is officially the number one emoji – but here’s why it could also be showing your age

LET’S UNPACK THAT: Emojis have become an integral feature of modern communication. As a new icon is crowned the most popular symbol of the last year on record, Lydia Spencer-Elliott looks at what its mixed meaning could do to our brains

The Independent UK · Aug 24

I turned 40 and realised I didn't want to carry all this clutter into the next decade – these 5 things had to go

These 5 things had to go

Ideal Home · Aug 23

We asked a makeup artist what's always in her kit - and this 'scary' product came out on top

'Do not be scared', says MUA Caroline Barnes - It's like 'powdered cashmere on your complexion'

Woman & Home · Aug 23

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Controversial ‘Baby Canceled’ Post Goes Viral As Woman’s Decision Over Problematic Father Has People Fiercely Divided

“A baby isn’t a dinner reservation you cancel because you changed your mind," wrote one viewer.

Bored Panda · Aug 23

Comedian reveals distressing effects after eating fried chicken every day for a month for Netflix series

Mo Gilligan fronts the new Netflix documentary ‘Big Chicken: A Fast Food Conspiracy’

The Independent UK · Aug 23

Woman films what she ate all day for body positivity. Then her ‘Eucharist’ comment sparks backlash

There was another side to the debate.

We Got This Covered · Aug 23

New Jersey woman orders chicken bowls through the Chipotle app. Then the staff checks the screen one more time: ‘said to call corporate’

Her Chipotle run took a corporate turn.

We Got This Covered · Aug 23

'Until the Guy Screwed It Up': Keith Urban Breaks Down on Stage as Nicole Kidman Moves On in Italy

Keith Urban was overcome with emotion on stage in Atlantic City while introducing a song about lost love, just months after his divorce from Nicole Kidman was finalised.

International Business Times UK · Aug 23

She arrives at Walmart wearing her favorite sweatshirt. Then staff suddenly wants to know where it came from: ‘just accused of stealing’

Walmart wanted proof of ownership.

We Got This Covered · Aug 23

‘He Was Screaming.’ Boy Meets World Stars Recall Awful Meeting When Spinoff Was Pitched

It does not sound pretty.

Cinemablend · Aug 23

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Cinemablend · Aug 23

Maury Povich Reached Out To Jimmy Kimmel After His Suspension (And It Wasn't With Paternity Results)

Just two TV hosts just having a cool exchange as the world is changing.

The Economic Times · Aug 23

Psychology says people who still write things down on paper may not be stuck in the past - They may have discovered what helps them think better

Writing by hand may foster deeper information processing and stronger learning outcomes. This slower method encourages selecting key points and reformulating them. Paper notebooks offer fewer digital distractions, aiding focus during tasks. Research indicates handwritten notes can lead to higher overall achievement. However, the best approach depends on individual preferences…

International Business Times UK · Aug 23

Perez Hilton's Shocking Livestream: Blogger Reportedly Remains 'Horrified and Embarrassed' by His Breakdown

Perez Hilton's recent livestream incident in Miami has left him with fragmented memories and raised questions about his future. The event underscores the challenges of public mental health crises.

Cinemablend · Aug 22

See Kim Kardashian Fully Explaining How Those Rumors She'd Dated Travis Barker Started

Setting the record straight.

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The Economic Times · Aug 22

Benny Blanco loses 4.7 pounds after eating only pizza for 5 days: Selena Gomez’s husband reveals unusual weight loss experiment

Benny Blanco, the renowned music producer, embarked on a quirky five-day pizza-only diet to explore the effects of calorie consumption on weight loss. Documenting his journey on TikTok, Blanco faced early challenges but persevered, ultimately shedding nearly five pounds. His experiment highlights the surprising impact of caloric intake, even when…

The Economic Times · Aug 22

Psychology says people who notice small spelling mistakes everywhere may have a different attentional filtering style

People who quickly notice small spelling mistakes may simply be showing how differently human attention can work. We do not take in the world as one continuous stream of information; instead, our attention selectively focuses on certain details while filtering out others.

The Economic Times · Aug 22

Psychology says people who write long messages and then shorten them before sending may be managing anticipated judgment

Psychology does not suggest that everyone who edits a text fears being judged. However, research onself-presentation, impression management, self-consciousness and emotion regulationcan help explain why people sometimes adjust their messages when they become aware of how others might perceive or evaluate them.

Cinemablend · Aug 22

50 Cent Breaks Silence After Diddy Files Lawsuit Linked To His Netflix Docuseries

The "P.I.M.P." performer weighed in.

International Business Times UK · Aug 22

Patti LaBelle's Nicki Minaj Diss: Resurfaced Stage Rant Follows Nephew's Shocking Homelessness Claims

Patti LaBelle faces renewed scrutiny as a family dispute over Donald Trump and a resurfaced video involving Nicki Minaj stir online controversy, highlighting political and generational tensions.

We Got This Covered · Aug 22

‘We’re in sacred times’: Shopper stunned after finding anti-theft security tags on candy

Candy theft has entered the big leagues

We Got This Covered · Aug 22

‘What the thrift gods will bestow’: Minnesota woman thought she had found curtains in a Goodwill bin, only for her $10 purchase to be worth $1000

“I don't think you are ever going to top that in your life.”

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