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Are Dutch Bros. workers tipping themselves? Oregon customer reveals real reason baristas don’t ask for tips: ‘20% is crazy’

Automatic gratuity is controversial among consumers. The practice is common for parties of six guests and above, but now several customers are noting that it’s happening outside of those circumstances, too.

The Mary Sue

First look at Avengers: Doomsday comic-accurate costumes for the X-Men and more has hit the internet

The first look at the Avengers: Doomsday cast in costume has arrived

Total Film

"It's a dreadful thing you've asked us to do": Baldur's Gate 3 writer says creating the game's "celestial elephant detective" was an uphill battle for devs who really wanted her to drink a glass of wine

Come on, it's just one glass of wine!

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Amid rising violence in Colombia, girls and women are being held as sex slaves: ‘No woman is safe’

The Catatumbo region, home to huge coca fields, has been ravaged by a fight for control between two armed groups

The Guardian - US

Pope Leo XIV proclaims Carlo Acutis the first millennial saint

The canonisation of the first millennial saint, Carlo Acutis, and the son of the founder of the newspaper La Stampa, Pier Giorgio Frassati, was celebrated on Sunday morning. 'Today is a beautiful feast day,' said the pontiff.

Euronews

In 'Camino a Arcadia', Michelle Renaud Channels Real Life Heartbreak

In VIX's series 'Camino a Arcadia', the character of Valeria returns to a place of heartbreak to face her past. In real life, Michelle Renaud, the telenovela actress that plays her, is doing exactly the same, only this time on her own terms.

Latin Times

Battles of the mind: drawing Ukraine in this endless war

The Guardian Opinion cartoonist reports on lives for ever changed by conflict

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Poisoned By Arsenic, And With No Way Out, Peruvians Live In Fear

Sayuri Moreno found out while pregnant that her body was contaminated with arsenic, but could not afford doctors' advice to avoid breastfeeding and leave her home in a mining area in northern Peru.

International Business Times

Decorated 'Hero Of Ukraine' Learns To Live With Bionic Arms

Valeriy Kucherenko is a decorated "Hero of Ukraine" but the battle he is currently fighting is learning how to eat and use the toilet alone.

International Business Times

Argentine Director Ariel Rotter Premieres 'A Blue Bird' In Málaga

Argentine director Ariel Rotter's 'A Blue Bird' at Málaga Film Festival depicts a couple's emotional journey through fertility struggles and past secrets.

Top News

Who is Erin Carter? episode 3 recap: Erin makes police enemies and gang enemies

Here's our recap of Netflix's Who is Erin Carter? episode 3, in which the police and the criminal gangs follow Erin's trail.

WhatToWatch

Real-life Rapunzel with 6ft-long hair refuses to let daughters cut their locks

Alena Kravchenko, from Odessa, Ukraine, and her daughters Valeria and Miroslava have extremely long hair and often get compliments for it

Daily Mirror

Warzone 2 update: Season 3 release date, new content and patch notes

Everything we know about the Warzone 2 update for season 3.

TechRadar

Resistance fighter, novelist - and Sartre’s favourite agony aunt: rediscovering Alba Céspedes

Championed by Elena Ferrante, Céspedes’s neo-realist classic The Forbidden Notebook is being reissued 70 years after it was first published. It still speaks to women’s lives today

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Women surfers in Peru finding joy in and out of the water

A photo series showcases the women surfers in Lobitos, an isolated fishing village in northern Peru.

Chicago Sun-Times

South American migrants celebrate their first Christmas in Chicago

Migrants recently arrived from Venezuela and Colombia enjoy a holiday party at the Salvation Army’s Shield of Hope Center, but many are homesick for loved ones left behind.

The Conversation

Young immigrants are looking to social media to engage in politics and elections – even if they are not eligible to vote

Immigrants’ political power is on the rise in the United States.

Daily Mirror

Ekin-Su's Love Island 'game playing' forgiven by Davide's family, as they gush over pair

Davide's family have given their verdict on Ekin-Su, ahead of Love Island's crunch episode tomorrow night, revealing at first they thought she was playing games but now believe the pair are well suited

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Girlies NFTs Seek To Break Gender Barriers In Art

Works by young artist are purchased in cryptocurrency and produced to inspire others.

Evening Standard

Postcard from Donbas: trenches, shelling and families living by candlelight — it feels like WWI

With Russia marshalling all its forces and firepower towards targets in eastern Ukraine, the battle in the Donbas has intensified — and citizen soldiers are on the frontline. Tom Mutch reports

The Independent UK

‘My world is destroyed,’ says father who lost 3-month old baby and his wife in Odesa airstrike

Yuriy Glodan had only gone out to the shops when the missile hit his apartment killing his wife and infant child

Daily Mirror

Dad and daughter claimed wife was killed by homeless person but truth was more sinister

The case of Jacquelyn Smith of Baltimore, USA, even caught the attention of Oprah Winfrey who tweeted it had negatively changed her opinion on giving money to the homeless - but the truth of what happened was far more sinister than what her husband claimed

The Guardian - UK

‘God has left Mariupol’: diary entries chart horror of besieged city in Ukraine

Unfolding story of heartache, destruction and death has been documented by residents

France 24

Artistic resistance on the ground: France's JR creates giant portrait for Ukraine

French street artist JR travelled to the Ukrainian city of Lviv to install one of his trademark giant portraits. It features a small, smiling Ukrainian girl, dressed for winter, captured in black and white. JR says "this little girl reminds us what Ukrainians are fighting for". Five-year-old Valeria is one…

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Boy who fled from Ukraine worries about his mother

KUMAMOTO -- A 12-year-old boy who traveled from Ukraine to Kumamoto City just before the Russian invasion worries every day about the safety of his mother, who remains in the war-torn country.

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