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Dec 15 2024SCIENCE

Faces and Sexual Orientation Judgments: Belief Matters

People often use facial features to guess someone's sexual orientation. Masculine men and feminine women are usually judged as straight, while feminine men and masculine women are considered not straight. Two studies explored how strongly believing in gender stereotypes affects these judgments. In b

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Dec 15 2024ENTERTAINMENT

A Forgotten Jedi Hutt Might Change 'Mandalorian & Grogu'

In the Star Wars universe, the first alien we meet from a species often shapes our view of them. Yoda, for example, was a powerful Force user, and so are all other members of his species we've met. Similarly, Jabba the Hutt's appearance in Return of the Jedi led us to think all Hutts are lazy crime

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Dec 15 2024CELEBRITIES

Who's Burning Jet Fuel? Celebrities and Their Air Travel

Celebrities love flying private jets. It's fast, quiet, and keeps them out of the public eye. But with all the buzz about climate change, is it fair? Let's dig into who's hopping on these luxury planes the most. When it comes to short flights, rapper Pitbull tops the list with a whopping 396 trips

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Dec 15 2024ENTERTAINMENT

SNL's Comedy Hits: Trump, Gaetz, and More!

"Saturday Night Live" (SNL) kicked off its weekend update with some laughs, targeting President-elect Donald Trump and his associates. First up was the story of United HealthCare CEO Brian Thompson getting shot in Manhattan. Host Colin Jost joked that the nation was already debating who'd play Thomp

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Dec 15 2024ENTERTAINMENT

William Seabrook and Man Ray's Collaboration: A Closer Look

In the late 1920s, American writer William Seabrook teamed up with famed photographer Man Ray to create some unusual photos. One set featured Seabrook pretending to have S/M interactions with Lee Miller. Another set was like living paintings of Seabrook's strange fantasies. There were also portraits

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Dec 15 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Priyanka Chopra Jonas: From Bollywood to Hollywood and Beyond

Priyanka Chopra Jonas has come a long way since her Bollywood debut. She's now making waves in Hollywood and has some exciting projects lined up. Recently, she hired veteran producer Anne Carey as the president of her production company, Purple Pebble Pictures. This move was made just before she att

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Dec 15 2024HEALTH

Detecting Kidney Rejection Early: A New Approach

Scientists have found a promising way to detect kidney rejection early using cell-free DNA from donors. This method, called dd-cfDNA monitoring, can spot antibody-mediated rejection (AMR) in people who have received kidney transplants. The tricky part is that we need to see if this method actually h

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Dec 15 2024SPORTS

Bill's Surprising Job Hunt: Did He Reach Out to the Jets?

Just a few days after Bill Belichick was named the new head coach at North Carolina, a surprising revelation emerged. He reportedly contacted the New York Jets about their coaching vacancy. This news is quite amusing, considering Belichick's history with the Jets. He famously quit as their coach bac

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Dec 15 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Eddie Redmayne Talks About ‘The Jackal’ Finale Twist and Season 2

Eddie Redmayne, known for his Oscar-winning role in "The Theory of Everything, " initially had reservations about joining "The Day of the Jackal. " He loved the original movie and book by Frederick Forsyth, so he was cautious. However, once he read the first episodes, he was hooked. The series, mode

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Dec 15 2024POLITICS

Senate Leader Slams Anti-Vaccine Move Targeting Polio Shot

Mitch McConnell, the US Senate minority leader who survived polio as a kid, condemned the actions of a lawyer associated with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. This lawyer asked the FDA to revoke the polio vaccine's approval, despite it saving millions of lives. McConnell warned that such moves undermine public

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