Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Scott has previously played Sherlock Holmes’ nemesis Moriarty on screen TV star Andrew Scott has said being referred to as “openly gay”, “implies a defiance I don’t feel.” The Irish actor, best known for his roles in Sherlock and as “the hot priest”, in Fleabag, believes the term does […]
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Image copyright Getty Images A group of 50 states and territories in the US have launched an investigation into Google’s dominance of the online advertising market. The coalition warned that the search giant may be threatening competition and consumers. They also raised concerns over the way Google ranks its search results and protects users’ personal
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In 2013, a mutual friend brought Kat Vollinger and Nathan Richman together as rock climbing partners. Within a few years, they were married, and their shared love of climbing led them on adventures around the world. That’s how, in March 2018, they found themselves scaling Castleton Tower, a nearly 400-foot sandstone spire near Moab, Utah,
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SEATTLE — Engineers in the Bay Area. Advertising managers in Chicago. Freight specialists in Arizona. At Amazon, the job listings keep piling up, reflecting a company growing in many directions amid one of the tightest labor markets in memory. On Monday, Amazon said it had 30,000 open positions in the United States, including full- and
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Odell Beckham’s fashion taste clashed with the NFL’s. The league reached out to the Browns on Monday and told them that their star can no longer wear a watch on the field after he sported an expensive one during Sunday’s season opener against Tennessee. The flashy, fashionable wide receiver wore an orange Richard Mille-designed watch
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In an interview on Sunday, Mr. Sanders vividly described how seeing the Canadian system up close significantly shaped his own views on health care. “It was kind of mind blowing to realize that the country 50 miles away from where I live — that people could go to the doctor whenever they wanted and not
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A top World Bank official from Europe is in line to head the International Monetary Fund with the organization saying that there is only one person nominated for the job. Nominations are no longer being accepted, the IMF said Monday, and the group’s executive board will conduct interviews with Kristalina Georgieva of Bulgaria. Georgieva has
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Ashley Gammon had three babies back-to-back, with little time for recovery. She had her first cesarean in 2008, her second in 2010, and her third in 2012. After, her body just didn’t feel right. Sex was painful. She felt constantly bloated. Her lower back hurt. People asked her if she was pregnant months after she
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Dr. Mehmet Oz of “The Dr. Oz Show” revealed Monday that his mother Suna has Alzheimer’s, admitting he had overlooked the signs. The popular TV doc wrote on Instagram that he had blamed her increased stubbornness on age. He attributed her recent giveaway of belongings to people she hardly knew as an attempt to “lighten
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It has been more than 30 years since Margaret Atwood wrote The Handmaid’s Tale, her novel which has also been turned into a TV series. But the author says her characters have a new resonance because of threats to women’s rights, including in the United States. The sequel, which is due to be published on
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