Bebe Rexha has bipolar disorder ― but her diagnosis isn’t a label. The singer recently talked about living with the mental health condition, which can cause periods of mania, intense depression, sleep and appetite changes, and more, in a raw and poignant interview with Self magazine. “At the end of the day, it’s nobody’s business. […]
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When is an ultimatum truly an ultimatum? Well, one person not to ask may be “The Bachelor” star Peter Weber. He insists that a statement by finalist Madison Prewett that he shouldn’t have sex with the other two finalists if he wanted a relationship with her was not an “ultimatum.” During Monday’s episode, Prewett told
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Image copyright Alamy “I wish someone would tell me what Kotex is.” So said a bemused young American man at a dinner party in the 1920s. Nobody would, of course. Kotex was a code word – an arcane reference to something meant to be a secret. Kotex was – and remains – one of the
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A campaign is underway in Paris to ban heaters due to concerns about their electricity use. Since the smoking ban, there has been a mass move to outdoor heating of these terraces with gas and electricity-fired radiators, which pollute the atmosphere and expend huge amounts of energy. Previous attempts to ban heaters in the French
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Virgin Galactic has received nearly 8,000 online reservations of interest since its first successful test flight into space 14 months ago By JOHN ANTCZAK Associated Press February 25, 2020, 11:29 PM 3 min read LOS ANGELES — Virgin Galactic has received nearly 8,000 online reservations of interest since its first successful test flight into space
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Ken Peters, who covered multiple Olympics and other major events during a nearly 35-year career as a sports writer for The Associated Press, has died By BETH HARRIS AP Sports Writer February 26, 2020, 12:25 AM 3 min read LOS ANGELES — Ken Peters, who covered multiple Olympics and other major events during a nearly
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Diana Taylor, the longtime partner of Michael Bloomberg, this week defended the presidential candidate’s use of nondisclosure agreements, telling those who may be bothered by them: “It was 30 years ago. Get over it.” Her remarks came in an interview with CBS News on Monday night after a “Women for Mike Rally” in Houston. Mr.
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China’s massive travel restrictions, house-to-house checks, huge isolation wards and lockdowns of entire cities bought the world valuable time to prepare for the global spread of the new virus. But with troubling outbreaks now emerging in Italy, South Korea and Iran, and U.S. health officials warning Tuesday it’s inevitable it will spread more widely in
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WASHINGTON — Senate Democrats on Tuesday blocked a pair of Republican bills that would ban most late-term abortions and threaten prison for doctors who don’t try saving the life of infants born alive during abortions. The measures have been defeated multiple times in recent years, but Senate Republicans pushed for renewed votes to allow GOP
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Media playback is unsupported on your device Media captionSimon Warr had performed the role of headmaster in Channel 4’s That’ll Teach ‘Em show Broadcaster Simon Warr told the BBC the week before his death that dying of cancer would not be “as bad” as being falsely accused of child sex abuse. The ex-teacher died on
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