January 2020

Climate change: ‘We’re not perfect’, says Marion Cotillard on Antarctica trip

Actor Marion Cotillard has travelled to Antarctica with Greenpeace to learn about how climate change, plastic waste and industrial fishing are damaging wildlife. “As pristine as it looks, even a remote place like this one is impacted by harmful human activities,” she said. Speaking to the Victoria Derbyshire programme during her trip, she explained what

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She Owns the Hip Boutique Bird. These Are Her 5 Places to Shop in Los Angeles

Jen Mankins became an influencer of style and taste with her free-spirited Brooklyn boutique, Bird. The clothing store was a fashion incubator for fledgling brands such as Rag & Bone and Isabel Marant, which today are juggernauts. In 2017, Ms. Mankins planted her flag in western Los Angeles County, opening her fifth Bird store —

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Colbert Brings Down The House With A Simple 1-2-3 For Trump’s Trial

“Late Show” host Stephen Colbert said the Senate trial of President Donald Trump centers on “perhaps the greatest abuse of power ever by a U.S. president.”  And he said Americans are paying attention, with 11 million viewers tuning in to the proceedings on the first day.   “That’s a lot of people. That’s not Super Bowl

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Just Eat merger probe ‘shocking and unwarranted’

Image copyright Getty Images A key investor has reacted angrily to news that the merger between online food ordering firms Just Eat and Takeaway.com faces regulatory hurdles. Cat Rock Capital, which owns 3% of Just Eat’s shares and 6% of Takeaway’s, said the last-minute inquiry was “shocking and clearly unwarranted”. The Competition and Markets Authority

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Panic and Criticism Spread on Chinese Social Media Over Coronavirus

HONG KONG — While China’s state-run media has urged calm and praised the official response to the coronavirus outbreak, a different story is playing out across the country’s tightly controlled social media networks. In the digital world, China’s citizens are expressing panic and frustration. They are overcoming a lack of reporting in the official media

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