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A Texas Dad Had to Sell His Dream Car 40 Years Ago So He Could Afford Diapers. His Son Just Bought It Back for Him

Earl Guynes sold the car in 1983 after learning his wife, Mona, was pregnant. But his son secretly bought the car after locating it in Oklahoma in 2022.

Latin Times

Norwegian Women Discover Shocking Switched-At-Birth Mix-Up Nearly 60 Years Later, Sue Government

Two women in Norway, swapped at birth almost six decades ago, allege a government coverup of the mix-up. Their lawsuit against the state seeks justice and compensation after discovering the truth through DNA tests and withheld information.

International Business Times

They knew something wasn’t right – tests finally revealed they were switched at birth

The girl said she had a sense of never belonging as she grew up

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MrBeast TV Show Staff Outraged Over 'Major OSHA Violations' on Set: 'He Thinks This Is a Game'

In the wake of the class action lawsuit resulting from the MrBeast collab with Amazon Prime, staff members are sharing details of the production's chaos.

Latin Times

Level up your Labor Day BBQ like a chef

Lewis on charmoula, his favorite things to grill and the chefs who've "uniquely contributed" to his culinary growth

Salon

‘Childish and unprofessional’: art experts say Mona’s fake-Picasso stunt may undermine gallery’s reputation

Critics say revelation Kirsha Kaechele created works over three years ago is more prank than performance art, and risks leaving patrons feeling ‘cheated’

The Guardian - AU

'Picassos' hanging in Tasmania's MONA were 'created'

Artist and curator Kirsha Kaechele has revealed two paintings hung in Tasmania's MONA are not Picassos and were, in fact, painted by her.

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I just listened to Wu-Tang Clan’s Once Upon a Time in Shaolin. As music, it’s good. As art, it’s truly great

Thirty-minute mix from world’s rarest album played at Mona in Tasmania, leaving listeners buzzing – and ‘a bit sad’

The Guardian - AU

Pride Month 2024: 21 of the best LGBT+ movies of the last 25 years

Inga Parkel and the team share their recommendations for some brilliant queer movies to watch this Pride Month

The Independent UK

Mona ordered to allow people ‘who do not identify as ladies’ into Ladies Lounge exhibit

Tasmanian tribunal rules Museum of Old and New Art discriminated against NSW man by denying him entry to installation

The Guardian - AU

Pure imagination: Tasmanian premier vows to build world’s largest chocolate fountain if re-elected

Liberal Jeremy Rockliff commits $12m and says ‘chocolate experience’ at Claremont would be ‘the greatest thing to happen to tourism since Mona’

The Guardian - AU

‘My period has become a nightmare’: life in Gaza without sanitary products

With limited access to pads, medicine and toilets – not to mention privacy – Palestinian women talk about the extreme difficulty of managing their periods during Israel’s assault

The Guardian - UK

Eleanor Stanier obituary

Other lives: Hard-working local politician who served as mayor of Richmond Upon Thames

The Guardian - UK

‘Look at your country! It’s amazing’: Armistead Maupin on moving to London

The Tales of the City author made his name as the bard of San Francisco, but now calls Clapham home. He talks about becoming a British citizen, his new novel set in the Cotswolds and missing California weed

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‘Dining table amputation’: How an Israeli bomb took Ahed Bseiso’s leg

Ahed Bseiso underwent a painful and traumatic procedure inside her besieged home following an Israeli shelling attack.

The Guardian - UK

A killer’s muse, a goddess, or actually a man? … 10 things you need to know about the Mona Lisa

The protesters who threw pumpkin soup at the world’s most famous painting have made headlines around the world. But what is it that makes Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece so alluring?

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Nikki Haley Wins Clive 3 Precinct, Defeating Trump and DeSantis

In this update, we explore the preliminary results of the election, highlighting the current standing of each candidate and discussing the winners in speci...

The Hindu

IFFK 2023: Some space to showcase camaraderie that defy racial and national lines

few of the films being screened at the 28th International Film Festival of Kerala (IFFK) depict such stories,

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The Independent UK

Who’s that wonderful girl? Obscure origin of TikTok’s new viral sound

‘Who’s that wonderful girl? Could she be any cuter?’

The Guardian - UK

You be the judge: should my boyfriend show more appreciation for the gifts I gave him?

Lua loves the funky items she brought for David on her travels, but he says they’re lurid and she bought them for their flat, not him. You decide who’s right in this colour clash?

The Guardian - UK

You be the judge: should my daughter stop getting tattoos?

Kathleen has never liked Mona’s tattoos and piercings; Mona says she’ll do what she wants with her body. Who should stop needling who?

The Independent UK

Top Iranian filmmaker Dariush Mehrjui stabbed to death alongside wife at home

The director was considered an architect of the Iranian new wave cinema movement of the seventies

The Hindu

Chennai’s new cafe Bask by Coffee? encourages you to linger

Chennai’s Bask by Coffee?, set in a sprawling converted bungalow, brings people together using community dining tables, comfort food and high tech espressos

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3 of the best Mastodon apps to use on iPhone to help move on from Twitter

Looking for the best Mastodon experience on iOS? You’re in the right place.

The Guardian - UK

Western Lane by Chetna Maroo review – a tender debut

The tensions of family life are vividly conveyed in this novel of growing pains, grief and squash

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