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- CelebrityGlamour
The Internet Can't Stop Thirsting Over Gwyneth Paltrow's Hot Lawyer
James Egan is not just an attorney—he also has music on Spotify.
- EntertainmentParade
Neil Diamond Breaks Down Discussing Heartbreaking Health Condition
The legendary musician is still coming to terms with the diagnosis.
- CelebrityInStyle
Rita Ora’s Low-Rise String Bikini Bottoms Could Not Have Been Any Smaller
Itty-bitty, teeny-weeny, etc.
- SciencePopular Mechanics
The Dogs of Chernobyl Are Experiencing Rapid Evolution, Study Suggests
A new study analyzed the DNA of feral dogs living near Chernobyl, compared the animals to others living 10 miles away, and found remarkable differences.
- WorldBusiness Insider
A video shows Ukrainian marines destroying a column of Russian tanks with US-made Javelin missiles
The video, shared by Ukraine's 36th Marine Brigade, shows tanks exploding and Russian soldiers jumping out of a burning vehicle in eastern Ukraine.
- PoliticsHuffPost
Maggie Haberman Reveals How Former Trump Org Employees Celebrated Trump Indictment
“That really sort of tells you something about where these folks’ heads are," said The New York Times reporter.
- U.S.INSIDER
A wild iguana in Costa Rica bit a little girl as it tried to steal her piece of cake. Now, doctors say she has developed a rare bacterial infection.
Scientists say the iguana's behavior was strange and rare, as the reptile keeps to itself and typically eats plants.
- CelebrityInStyle
Hailey Bieber Went Topless in Her Latest Rhode Campaign
Posing with nothing but a passionfruit.
- EntertainmentFOX News Videos
Video‘Beverly Hillbillies’ star Buddy Ebsen lost 'The Wizard of Oz’ role for this horrifying reason, daughter says
Kiki Ebsen is reflecting on her father's life and legacy in a new one-woman show, "My Buddy: The Other Side of Oz." The sitcom star is known for classic films and TV shows like "Barnaby Jones" and "Captain January" with Shirley Temple, among others.
- BusinessTheStreet.com
One of the World's Busiest Airports Is Cutting Flights Permanently for This Grim Reason
Earlier this week, federal regulators urged airlines to reduce their schedules by up to 10% in some markets, in an attempt to prevent overcrowding and further flight delays this summer, as there's still not enough pilots and air traffic controllers to go around. Now, Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport is reducing the amount of international flights it will offer, but for a very different reason, according to Travel Awaits. Schiphol will reduce international flights from 500,000 to 460,000 by Novembe
