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Celebrity Encounters: A Rough Look at the Real Stories

June 29, 2026

The conversation started when a Reddit user asked people who’d shared a moment with a well‑known figure to describe it. The responses were as varied as the celebrities themselves, from actors and athletes to singers and internet personalities. Each story offers a glimpse into how fame can shape priv

entertainment

Summer Fun at the Staten Island Kids Museum

June 29, 2026

The Staten Island Children’s Museum opens its doors for a month of lively activities that blend movement, science, and community learning. Every Wednesday from 3:15 p. m. to 4 p. m. , visitors can join the Boogie Woogie series, where dancers from different cultures showcase styles like Zumba Kids an

science

CERN: A Day Inside the Universe’s Laboratory

June 29, 2026

On a quiet bend of the Swiss‑French frontier, a sprawling research park buzzes with scientists and curious minds alike. This is CERN, the world’s biggest particle physics hub, where 17, 000 researchers work inside a two‑square‑mile complex that feels part museum and part laboratory. Each year, aroun

health

How Simple Choices Can Add Years to Your Life

June 29, 2026

Living long is more about habits than miracles. A grandma who reached 97 proved that staying active and connected can keep you going. Science is pushing the limits, but everyday actions matter too. One study in Wales linked a shingles shot to fewer dementia cases over seven years. Resear

health

Why Scratching a Bug Bite Can Make It Worse

June 29, 2026

People often hear “don’t scratch that itch” as a warning, but why does the relief feel so good? Scientists have now uncovered the science behind it. In experiments with mice, researchers used tiny “cones of shame” to stop animals from scratching while they had a rash caused by an irritant. The mice

weather

Heat Crisis Over Paris Funerals

June 29, 2026

Paris is feeling the chill of an unexpected heat wave. The city’s mortuary owners are receiving a steady stream of calls, each one asking if there is still space for another body. The main cold room in a busy facility now holds 32 bodies, the maximum it can safely store. When families call to arr

art

Art, Sand and Community: A Fresh Look at Valparaiso’s First Fest

June 29, 2026

Valparaiso welcomed a lively gathering that turned downtown into an open‑air gallery and playground. The highlight was the new Sand+Steel Art Fest, where artists mixed traditional craft with playful experimentation. Wes Thorn, a self‑taught carpenter from Portage, showed how he transforms roug

lifestyle

Celebrating America’s 250th: Philly Suburbs Light Up History

June 29, 2026

The suburbs around Philadelphia are turning their rich Revolutionary past into a vibrant celebration for the United States’ 250th birthday. While the city of Philadelphia takes the spotlight, counties like Bucks, Montgomery, Delaware, and Chester have been busy for years planning events that invite

lifestyle

Pride Parade Gets a Budget Boost – And Some Big Surprises

June 29, 2026

For the annual Pride Parade in Manhattan, a handful of men are spending thousands to stand out on the rainbow streets. Some have gone as far as paying for cosmetic procedures that promise a more noticeable appearance, all in the hope of catching someone’s eye or simply feeling confident. One 36‑yea

politics

Shifting Britain: Burnham’s Plan to Move Power Out of London

June 29, 2026

Andy Burnham, the Labour figure most likely to replace Keir Starmer as Britain’s prime minister, is set to reveal his agenda on Monday. He aims to redraw the country’s political map by moving decision‑making authority from London to regional hubs. Burnham, who re‑entered Parliament after winning