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Feb 23 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Independent Films: Struggling Artists or Unsung Heroes?

Sean Baker, who won the Best Director award at a recent film awards ceremony, highlighted the struggles of independent filmmakers. He pointed out that the film industry has changed significantly. The days of DVD sales, which allowed for more risky and challenging films to be made, are gone. Now, the

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Feb 23 2025HEALTH

Tech and Sleep: A Nighttime Dilemma for College Students

College students often struggle with keeping a consistent sleep schedule. This is especially true for female university students in the United Arab Emirates. The study focused on understanding how sleep patterns affect various aspects of life. Researchers looked at sleep regularity, lifesty

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Feb 23 2025HEALTH

Breast Cancer Before 50: What's Happening?

Breast cancer in younger women, those under 50, has been on the rise for years. This is a concerning trend, as it's happening at a time when we're supposed to be making progress in health. The thing is, we don't really know why this is happening. Scientists have been trying to figure it out, but the

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Feb 22 2025CELEBRITIES

Oops! Director's Apology After Golden Globes Incident

A director made a mistake at a big party. Ali Abbasi, who works on a movie about Donald Trump, is in hot water. He touched someone in a way that made them uncomfortable at the Golden Globes. He said he was just being friendly, but he quickly realized he messed up. He apologized right away and again

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Feb 22 2025CRIME

The Menendez Brothers: A New Look at an Old Case

The Los Angeles County District Attorney's office has recently spoken out against the Menendez brothers' attempts to challenge their life sentences for the 1989 murders of their parents. In a press conference, Nathan Hochman stated that his office does not believe the brothers deserve a new trial. H

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Feb 22 2025SCIENCE

Ostriches and Parasites: A Hidden Threat

Ostriches, those tall, flightless birds, might seem like unlikely candidates for carrying parasites. But, they can be hosts to some nasty ones. This is especially true for those living near the Yellow River in Zhengzhou City, central China. Three types of parasites are of particular concern: Cryptos

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Feb 22 2025HEALTH

The Hidden Link Between Blood Cells, Cholesterol, and Asthma

Asthma is a common condition that affects the lungs, making it hard to breathe. It's caused by inflammation, which is a response from the body's immune system. One way to measure inflammation is by looking at the ratio of certain blood cells, called monocytes, to a type of cholesterol called HDL-C.

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Feb 22 2025HEALTH

Dementia: The Mealtime Challenge in Care Homes

Imagine trying to eat a meal while struggling to hold a fork, focus on the task, or even remember what food is. This is a daily reality for many people with dementia living in residential care facilities. These folks face a lot of hurdles during mealtimes, like having trouble eating, using utensils,

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Feb 22 2025EDUCATION

What If the Department of Education Vanishes?

Imagine this: The Department of Education is no more. What does this mean for the 42 million people with federal student loans? First off, they still owe that money. Paying back loans is still a must. But who's in charge now? That's the big question. Let's go back a bit. The Department of Education

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Feb 22 2025EDUCATION

Verizon's Tech Boost: Bridging the Digital Divide for Students

Verizon's Innovative Learning program has been making waves in education. It has already reached over 8. 5 million students. This program is on a mission to help 10 million students by 2030. It's all about giving students and teachers the tools they need to thrive in a digital world. The program

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