Jennifer Aniston votes, tells fans it's 'not funny' to vote for Kanye
Jennifer Aniston has already cast her ballot. Now she’s telling her followers to do the same.
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Analysis: Reassessing the racial stereotyping in 'Borat'
At a moment when people are reassessing racial and cultural caste — and reexamining their insensitivity toward others — it’s worth revisiting the legacy of Sacha Baron Cohen’s errant, mustachioed character, Borat, who returned in a sequel on Friday.
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Analysis: Reassessing the racial stereotyping in 'Borat'
At a moment when people are reassessing racial and cultural caste — and reexamining their insensitivity toward others — it’s worth revisiting the legacy of Sacha Baron Cohen’s errant, mustachioed character, Borat, who returned in a sequel on Friday.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger says he feels 'fantastic' after undergoing heart surgery
He may be known as a robot assassin. But in real life, he’s only human.
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'Great Influenza' author outlines what herd immunity supporters won't say
‘Great Influenza’ author John Barry pushes back on the Great Barrington Declaration, a controversial document written by three scientists who propose allowing low-risk people to return to life as normal while protecting those at high-risk to Covid-19.
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Is your local McDonald's ice cream machine broken? A new map has the answer (finally).
The world is one step closer to solving one of fast food’s stickiest mysteries: Is the McDonald’s ice cream machine broken or not?
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Is your local McDonald's ice cream machine broken? A new map has the answer (finally).
The world is one step closer to solving one of fast food’s stickiest mysteries: Is the McDonald’s ice cream machine broken or not?
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Folk singer Arlo Guthrie says he's retiring after health setbacks
Arlo Guthrie, a folk singer whose epic-length “Alice’s Restaurant” became a 1960s touchstone, says he’s retired from performing.
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President Trump has arrived in Palm Beach to cast his early vote
Fukushima water release could change human DNA, Greenpeace warns
Contaminated water that could soon be released into the sea from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant contains radioactive carbon with the potential to damage human DNA, environmental rights organization Greenpeace has warned.
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