Containment is a strategy that works only so long; the war will not stay put, the war will come to you. The Kyiv Biennial, a key fixture of contemporary art in Eastern Europe over the past decade, has opened its fifth edition on time and at full scale, but not (or not principally) at home….
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Matthew Perry’s fellow “Friends” cast members expressed their grief and sadness about his death in a joint statement to People magazine on Monday. “We are all so utterly devastated by the loss of Matthew. We were more than just cast mates. We are a family,” Courteney Cox, Jennifer Aniston, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc and David…
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Rebecca Loos said she would “rather not be here” as she appeared on Good Morning Britain on Monday, 30 October, to speak about about David Beckham‘s new Netflix documentary. The former personal assistant to the football star was embroiled in a celebrity scandal in 2004 after claiming she’d had an affair with Beckham while she…
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Cutaneous leishmaniasis, a tropical disease once associated with travellers, is now a growing concern in the southern United States. It has now become an endemic disease in the U.S., with cases being reported even in individuals with no travel history. The disease is underreported, and the CDC is raising awareness about its spread. Read further…
Bobi broke the Guinness World Record for oldest dog in February.—Guinness World Records Bobi, the world’s oldest dog, passed away in Portugal at the remarkable age of 31, confirmed by Guinness World Records. Bobi, a purebred Rafeiro Alentejano, spent his entire life in a village in central Portugal and achieved the remarkable feat of living…
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Hollywood’s ongoing actors’ strike has already brought the US entertainment industry to a halt – and now it is coming for the nation’s favourite spooky holiday too. The Screen Actors Guild (SAG-AFTRA) this week advised its 160,000 members to avoid dressing as characters tied to the studios it is currently striking against. That rules out…
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World Osteoporosis Day is observed every year on October 20. (Image: Shutterstock) Dr Shailaja N, MBBS, MS(OBG), DGO, DNB, MRCOG (UK) FICOG, FCLS, FMAS, PGDMLE, Consultant, Obstetrics & Gynecologist, BirthRight by Rainbow Hospitals, Bengaluru discusses nutrients to reduce the risk of osteoporosis Bone health is a vital aspect of our overall well-being, as good, strong…
In the excerpts released so far, Spears rewinds back to her days as a preteen in “The Mickey Mouse Club” — recalling a truth-or-dare kiss with Timberlake, a fellow cast member — and to coming close to being cast as the lead opposite Ryan Gosling in “The Notebook,” a role that ultimately went to Rachel…
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Once upon a time, there was a princess in Denmark who aspired to become an artist. Though she was the eldest child of the country’s reigning king, for the first 12 years of the princess’s life, only men had the right to inherit the throne. That changed when the Danish constitution was amended in 1953,…
“Far-out” is an accurate, but inadequate, descriptor for the high-flying (and often plain high) cultural magus named Harry Smith (1923-91). And the label “polymath,” too, while true, falls short for this innovative painter-filmmaker-collagist-musicologist-designer-scholar-curator-collector/hoarder, whose very first and very strange (it could not be otherwise) institutional solo is at the Whitney Museum of American Art. When…
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