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In 2014, visual artist and paleoartist Brent Hoekstra spent seven months creating a collection of “flyby” prints for a university program: The Virtual Art Gallery. He asked his subjects to “fly off” their paleontology…
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It’s been nearly a year since Oprah Winfrey and the British singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran interviewed each other for the “A Woman’s Life” podcast. Now, they’re preparing to have another encounter, but this time, instead…
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From their first kiss on New Year’s Eve at the Burning Man festival to their romance lasting the entire year, entrepreneur and best friend Elizabeth Holmes and new boyfriend Billy Evans certainly have had…
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Iran on Friday rebuffed U.N. inspectors after they sought to return to the country to resume their work on monitoring the country’s nuclear activities in light of the 2015 nuclear deal with the United…
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A Toronto doctor is facing six counts of sexual assault and was an a suspect in another sexual assault investigation, police have announced. Dr. Antoine Bouclier, 37, was arrested on Monday on numerous accusations…
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By Catherine McKenzie Catch up with latest UK tennis news here Australian Open organiser John McEnroe has a warning for world number 10 Johanna Konta and fellow Aussie players Ashleigh Barty and Nick Kyrgios:…
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Interview by Nancy Grace. You’re one of the most successful rappers of all time with more than 100 million albums sold across genres. You’ve worked with superstars including Akon, T-Pain, Jennifer Lopez, and Eminem,…
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Mohammed bin Salman called Prince Charles ‘angry’ after prince criticised ideas relating to tackling terrorism, the royal court said Muhammad bin Salman, Saudi Arabia’s 33-year-old crown prince, was “an extremely troubled, angry and uncontrollable…
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The death of 95-year-old American novelist Noah Gordon, author of “The Level of the Land,” becomes further evidence of the diminishing pull of the American novel overseas. Gordon, who became a symbol of how…
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City officials agreed last week to buy up more than 36,000 pounds of popular, but dangerous, cow parsnip in Detroit after an even more ambitious proposal backed by Detroit-based conservative group Americans for Prosperity…
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