Salma Hayek knows how to push back on her social media haters: Kill ’em with kindness. After the 53-year-old shared a selfie on Instagram on Tuesday, someone commented on the post claiming Hayek had “too much Botox” and insisted that the cosmetic procedure was “not needed.” Not missing a beat, the actor responded to the […]
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Image copyright Getty Images A ransomware attack on a US natural gas facility meant a pipeline had to be shut down for two days, the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has said. However, it did not name the facility or say when the attack happened. A malicious link sent to staff at the facility
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Come nightfall, Mykonos, Greece, thumps with disco beats emanating from the megaclubs scattered across the island. But all is peaceful at Kalesma, a forthcoming hotel that sits on a jasmine-scented hilltop above the beaches of Ornos Bay. The generations-old family property has been transformed with 25 suites and two stand-alone villas, all of which come
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Smartphones such as the iPhone and Pixel allow users to unlock the device with their faces but sometimes that software can be fooled. Software company TrinamiX has developed an alternative that it says is harder to trick. It hopes to expand the technology outside of the phone and integrate it in to things such as
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A federal judge has dismissed Charles Oakley’s lawsuit against executive chairman James Dolan and Madison Square Garden By BRIAN MAHONEY AP Basketball Writer February 19, 2020, 8:49 PM 3 min read NEW YORK — A federal judge has dismissed Charles Oakley’s lawsuit against executive chairman James Dolan and Madison Square Garden, stemming from the former
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LAS VEGAS — Ahead of a crucial Democratic debate on Wednesday night, Bernie Sanders is facing new pressure to release his full medical records, more than four months after he had a heart attack while campaigning and vowed he would provide “comprehensive” records on his health. When asked during a CNN town hall on Tuesday
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Fed policymakers’ positive outlook complicated by China viral outbreak By CHRISTOPHER RUGABER AP Economics Writer February 19, 2020, 8:47 PM 3 min read WASHINGTON — Federal Reserve officials were mostly optimistic about the U.S. and global economies last month, though they noted the risk posed by China’s viral outbreak and said they were ready to
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A medical marijuana bill has cleared its first hurdle in the Alabama Legislature By KIM CHANDLER Associated Press February 19, 2020, 7:31 PM 4 min read MONTGOMERY, Ala. — A medical marijuana bill cleared its first hurdle Wednesday in the Alabama Legislature, giving hope to advocates after years of setbacks. Audience members applauded as the
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Singer Lewis Capaldi’s former music teacher has spoken of her pride at his Brit award triumph. Kirsty Moore, who teaches music and drama at St Kentigern’s Academy in Blackburn, East Lothian, said he was “really laid back” and quite a “cheeky chappy” in the classroom. She added that his talent came to the fore at
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Image copyright Reuters Image caption Rail blockades in Ontario and elsewhere have been in place over for a week Rail lines across Canada have been paralysed for almost two weeks after being blockaded by indigenous protesters and their supporters. The blockades were put in place in solidarity with Wet’suwet’en First Nation hereditary chiefs who oppose
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