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Nov 04 2025CELEBRITIES

Sparkle Everywhere: The Story Behind Sequins on the Red Carpet

Sequins are not just for holidays and parties anymore. They are taking over red carpets too. At the recent LACMA Art+Film Gala, many stars like Salma Hayek, Doja Cat, and Cindy Crawford wore shiny sequin dresses. All these dresses were from Gucci, the event's sponsor. At first glance, it might seem

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Nov 04 2025SCIENCE

How Rice Handles Cadmium: The Phosphorus Puzzle

Rice plants face a tough challenge when dealing with cadmium, a harmful metal. Phosphorus, a key nutrient, plays a big role in how rice plants manage cadmium. Scientists wanted to understand how different amounts of phosphorus affect cadmium in rice. In an experiment, they grew rice in water with d

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Nov 04 2025ENTERTAINMENT

A Spooky Box Office Flop: Why Did Halloween Movies Fail?

The box office had a scary weekend. It was the worst of the year and the worst Halloween in 32 years. But why? Some say it's because of the World Series or Halloween itself. But maybe, just maybe, it's because the movies were not good. Let's look at the movies that came out. There was "Regretting Y

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Nov 04 2025TECHNOLOGY

The Streaming Tech Showdown: Nokia vs. Warner Brothers

Nokia is taking Warner Brothers to court in multiple countries. The Finnish company says Warner Brothers is using its video tech without permission. This tech helps make streaming smooth and enjoyable for users. It includes things like video compression, content delivery, and recommendation systems.

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Nov 04 2025EDUCATION

Harvard's Grade Grumble: Students Push Back on Tougher Grading

Harvard University is facing a wave of student discontent. The reason? A recent internal report suggested that the school's grading system needs a major overhaul. The report, written by Dean of Undergraduate Education Amanda Claybaugh, pointed out that A grades have become way too common. In fact, 6

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Nov 03 2025SPORTS

Buffalo's Big Win: How the Bills Outplayed the Chiefs

The Buffalo Bills showed everyone why they are a force to be reckoned with in the NFL. They beat the Kansas City Chiefs for the fifth straight time in the regular season. This win was not just about the score. It was about how they did it. The Bills controlled the game from start to finish. They hel

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Nov 03 2025CELEBRITIES

How Martha Stewart Changed Dinner Parties Forever

Martha Stewart has been a big name in the world of cooking and homemaking for over four decades. She started as a caterer and became the first self-made female billionaire in the U. S. She also created the idea of a lifestyle influencer long before the internet was a thing. Her work has influenced m

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Nov 03 2025BUSINESS

A New Hub for Adult Care in Bergen County

A large building in Bergen County is getting a new purpose. It will soon be home to a special adult daycare center. The place is 67, 000 square feet big. It is fully leased to Lily Life. This center is mainly for the Korean community nearby. The building is at 2 Christie Heights St. in Leonia. It is

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Nov 03 2025TECHNOLOGY

Boosting Ultrasound Imaging with Smart Tech

Ultrasound imaging is a handy tool for doctors. It's cheap and gives real-time, clear pictures. But there's a catch. The deeper it goes, the weaker the signal gets. This makes it hard to see things clearly. To fix this, scientists use something called Golay-coded excitation. It sends out longer puls

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Nov 03 2025RELIGION

Faith, Marriage, and Politics: A Public Discussion

J. D. Vance, the Vice President, recently spoke about his interfaith marriage during a public event. He admitted that he hopes his wife, Usha, who is an agnostic Hindu, will one day share his Christian beliefs. Usha, who comes from an Indian immigrant family, attends church with him, and their child

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