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As Thanksgiving Dish Turducken Trends, It's Link To NFL Legend John Madden
This celebrated dish was brought to prominence by NFL legend John Madden, football coach and commentator, in 1996 during a game between the New Orleans Saints and St. Louis Rams at the Louisiana Superdome.
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US Zoo Reacts After Pic Of Polar Bear Lying On Ice Sparks Concerns About Its Well-Being
A photo of a polar bear lying on its stomach and keeping its head on a small bed of ice is going viral on social media, sparking concerns about the animal's well-being.
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Inside Louis Vuitton's New Restaurant - Menu Designed By Michelin-Star Chef
In the summer of 2023, Louis Vuitton has thrown open its new restaurant in Saint Tropez, France. Here's what it's serving up.
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Louis Vuitton's St. Tropez Restaurant Is Getting A Makeover By A New Michelin-Starred Chef
Louis Vuitton Saint Tropez restaurant at the White 1921 Hotel is getting a makeover with two new chefs running the show.
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US Man Dies Of Bacterial Infection After Eating Raw Oysters
A man in Missouri, US, died from a bacterial infection after he consumed raw oysters. The 54-year-old had consumed the oysters at a seafood stand after which he was admitted to a hospital where he died around a week later.
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Video Of First Ever "Pumpkin Haired" Francois Langur Born At US Zoo Goes Viral
A heartwarming video of an adorable newborn langur with a pumpkin colour hair has surfaced on the internet and is going viral now.
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Louis Vuitton Opens New Restaurant In France - All You Need To Know
Luxury fashion house Louis Vuitton forayed into the fine-dining space with their new restaurant in Saint Tropez, France. Here's all you need to know about it!
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'20 Seconds Of Burning': Partly Blinded After Viewing Solar Eclipse
It was a clear day when Louis Tomososki's science teacher mentioned that a partial solar eclipse would be visible from their hometown of Portland, Ore., that afternoon.
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Pope Francis Elevates to Sainthood Parents of 'Little Flower'
The parents of French saint Therese of Lisieux dubbed "The Little Flower" were raised to sainthood today, in a move Pope Francis hopes will underscore the importance of the family.
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Fire partially destroys landmark Paris mansion
Fire has partially destroyed a landmark mansion on Paris' Ile Saint Louis that once belonged to the Rothschild dynasty.
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In the Facebook era, reminders of loss if families fracture
Not long ago, estrangements between family members, for all the anguish they can cause, could mean a fairly clean break. Not anymore.
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Why Americans are bathing less and less
A daily shower is a deeply ingrained American habit. Most people would no sooner disclose they had not showered in days than admit infidelity. But Jenefer Palmer, 55, of Malibu, Calif., cheerfully acknowledged recently that she doesn't shower or shampoo daily and doesn't use deodorant. Ever.No, she does not work from home in pajamas. In fact, Ms. P...
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This teenage girl uses Botox. No, she's not alone
Last month, Charice Pempengco, the petite Filipino teenager whose knockout voice has wowed Oprah and millions worldwide, caused a stir of another kind. To prepare for her appearance on the Fox show "Glee" this fall, Ms. Pempengco, who is 18, got Botox injections and a skin-tightening treatment called Thermage. "I want to look fresh when I app...
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What big eyes you have. Are those lenses risky?
Of all the strange outfits and accessories Lady Gaga wore in her "Bad Romance" video, who would have guessed that the look that would catch fire would be the huge anime-style eyes she flashed in the bathtub?
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Zap or chill? Targeting fat without surgery
Reducing fat around one's midriff and thighs has become a defining quest of the modern age. A pair of machines promises to tackle love handles without surgery.
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As Thanksgiving Dish Turducken Trends, It's Link To NFL Legend John Madden
This celebrated dish was brought to prominence by NFL legend John Madden, football coach and commentator, in 1996 during a game between the New Orleans Saints and St. Louis Rams at the Louisiana Superdome.
-
US Zoo Reacts After Pic Of Polar Bear Lying On Ice Sparks Concerns About Its Well-Being
A photo of a polar bear lying on its stomach and keeping its head on a small bed of ice is going viral on social media, sparking concerns about the animal's well-being.
-
Inside Louis Vuitton's New Restaurant - Menu Designed By Michelin-Star Chef
In the summer of 2023, Louis Vuitton has thrown open its new restaurant in Saint Tropez, France. Here's what it's serving up.
-
Louis Vuitton's St. Tropez Restaurant Is Getting A Makeover By A New Michelin-Starred Chef
Louis Vuitton Saint Tropez restaurant at the White 1921 Hotel is getting a makeover with two new chefs running the show.
-
US Man Dies Of Bacterial Infection After Eating Raw Oysters
A man in Missouri, US, died from a bacterial infection after he consumed raw oysters. The 54-year-old had consumed the oysters at a seafood stand after which he was admitted to a hospital where he died around a week later.
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Video Of First Ever "Pumpkin Haired" Francois Langur Born At US Zoo Goes Viral
A heartwarming video of an adorable newborn langur with a pumpkin colour hair has surfaced on the internet and is going viral now.
-
Louis Vuitton Opens New Restaurant In France - All You Need To Know
Luxury fashion house Louis Vuitton forayed into the fine-dining space with their new restaurant in Saint Tropez, France. Here's all you need to know about it!
-
'20 Seconds Of Burning': Partly Blinded After Viewing Solar Eclipse
It was a clear day when Louis Tomososki's science teacher mentioned that a partial solar eclipse would be visible from their hometown of Portland, Ore., that afternoon.
-
Pope Francis Elevates to Sainthood Parents of 'Little Flower'
The parents of French saint Therese of Lisieux dubbed "The Little Flower" were raised to sainthood today, in a move Pope Francis hopes will underscore the importance of the family.
-
Fire partially destroys landmark Paris mansion
Fire has partially destroyed a landmark mansion on Paris' Ile Saint Louis that once belonged to the Rothschild dynasty.
-
In the Facebook era, reminders of loss if families fracture
Not long ago, estrangements between family members, for all the anguish they can cause, could mean a fairly clean break. Not anymore.
-
Why Americans are bathing less and less
A daily shower is a deeply ingrained American habit. Most people would no sooner disclose they had not showered in days than admit infidelity. But Jenefer Palmer, 55, of Malibu, Calif., cheerfully acknowledged recently that she doesn't shower or shampoo daily and doesn't use deodorant. Ever.No, she does not work from home in pajamas. In fact, Ms. P...
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This teenage girl uses Botox. No, she's not alone
Last month, Charice Pempengco, the petite Filipino teenager whose knockout voice has wowed Oprah and millions worldwide, caused a stir of another kind. To prepare for her appearance on the Fox show "Glee" this fall, Ms. Pempengco, who is 18, got Botox injections and a skin-tightening treatment called Thermage. "I want to look fresh when I app...
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What big eyes you have. Are those lenses risky?
Of all the strange outfits and accessories Lady Gaga wore in her "Bad Romance" video, who would have guessed that the look that would catch fire would be the huge anime-style eyes she flashed in the bathtub?
-
Zap or chill? Targeting fat without surgery
Reducing fat around one's midriff and thighs has become a defining quest of the modern age. A pair of machines promises to tackle love handles without surgery.
