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BBCMan struck and killed on motorway
The 48-year-old was struck by a lorry between junctions 2 and 3 on the northbound M57 in Knowsley.
- BBC
Taylor Swift new album: How The Tortured Poets Department captured modern dating despair
From partners who wasted our time, to comfort-eating after a breakup. We've all been there and so has Swift.
- USA TODAY
Starbucks workers brought a news crew to a closed coffee shop. Should they have been fired?
Union supporters see the case as a corporate backlash to a rise in labor organizing. SpaceX, Amazon, and Trader Joe’s all want to change Biden's labor board.
- BBC
Marathon runner, 84, to run 522nd marathon after surgery
Pat Seabrook has taken on 32 London Marathons and will watch "for the first time in years".
- The Guardian
‘Every penny has a purpose’: the rise of zero-based budgeting
Growing social media interest in method of tracking spending and saving prompts banks to get in on the act
- The Guardian
‘Kardashian children are sharing skincare routines’: experts on gen Z’s ageing fixation
As younger and younger people buy anti-ageing products, we look at the influences behind the trend
- The Guardian
‘The model loved the departure from traditional portraiture’ – Kamzy Nuel’s best phone picture
The vibrant colours of Lagos take centre stage in this bold image by the Nigerian photographer
- The Telegraph
Chinese Grand Prix 2024: When is the race, sprint, qualifying, where to watch
Formula One returns to China this month after a five-year hiatus because of complications related to the Covid pandemic. This year also marks the 20th anniversary of the race at the Shanghai International Circuit.
- CBC
Sask. arts mentorship program focused on northern communities awarded significant grant
A Saskatchewan arts non-profit that works with remote communities has secured a big funding boost from a national initiative focused on empowering Indigenous people."When I first heard the news, I was just emotional and overwhelmed because this work that we're doing, it's not just work. It's meaningful, spiritual work," said Holly Yuzicapi, an Indigenous artist and the co-founder of non-profit Community Arts Mentorship Programming (CAMP).CAMP will receive $175,000 per year for four years from a
- BANG Showbiz
Debi Mazar regrets turning down The Wedding Singer
Debi Mazar regrets turning down a role in 'The Wedding Singer', on the advice of her agent.
- Fort Worth Star-Telegram
‘Yellowstone’ stars, Four Sixes Ranch help out victims of Texas Panhandle wildfires
These Hollywood stars and famous cowboy ranch are teaming up to raise money to help victims of the Smokehouse Creek and Windy Deuce wildfires.
- BANG Showbiz
Elliot Page developing The Darkness Outside Us for big screen
Elliot Page has optioned the novel ‘The Darkness Outside Us’ from Eliot Schrefer through his company Pageboy Productions and is planning to bring it to the big screen, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
- Miami Herald
Have red patches on your face? Here are four potential causes of rosacea
Your immune system, hormones, mites and your gut may contribute to the facial skin condition, according to the latest research.
- CBC
Saint John cleanup hopes to garner mass community support Saturday
With Earth Day on Monday, you might be inspired to think more deeply about the world around you — including in your own backyard.Dan Scott, a resident of the east side of Saint John and one of the organizers of a grassroots initiative called Taking Out the Trash, hopes to get people to not just think, but act, when it comes to taking care of the community. He wants to get 1,000 volunteers signed up for a community cleanup in Saint John on Saturday. The idea started when one of his friends, Willi
- Cover Media
NEWS OF THE WEEK: Keanu Reeves fuels wedding rumours
The John Wick star accompanied his artist girlfriend to The Museum of Contemporary Art Gala at The Geffen Contemporary in Los Angeles, which has several of Grant's pieces on display. While the pair generally keep their relationship out of the public eye, they paused to share a kiss in front of the cameras. The loved-up display comes after In Touch magazine reported that the couple is ready to tie the knot in a backyard wedding at Keanu's home in Hollywood Hills.
- The Telegraph
How to channel preppy style in a polo shirt – without looking like a ‘golf dad’
Sometimes fashion alights upon a piece so universal it barely qualifies as a trend. Yet it crops up in so many new-season collections, you have to acknowledge it is having a moment.
- CBC
The stage is set for an amphibian stampede on Campobello Island
All it takes is one perfect spring night. The temperature hovers around a hospitable 5 C, perhaps with some light rain to sweeten the deal."That is a cue for amphibians that live in vernal pools that is time for them to make their big move out of the vernal pool into the broader forest environment," said Pete Coleman in an interview with Information Morning Saint John.Coleman is with Roosevelt Campobello International Park on Campobello Island, N.B., which is preparing for its second annual so-c
- CBC
Anonymous donor to match up to $170K in April donations to Canadian Cancer Society
Before February 2019, John Zeus Tokatlidis couldn't have imagined a simple physical exam would shake up his life. But the doctor found a lump, Tokatlidis was diagnosed with Stage 4 non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, and he now lives with advanced cancer. "It just felt like I lost my footing on the world," he said. "I was terrified."Tokatlidis credits the financial donations people make to charities like the Canadian Cancer Society with making possible the treatments that have helped save his life.April mar
- Kansas City Star
Street racing and sideshows persist in KC despite police efforts. What’s the solution?
Kansas City police have made arrests and given dozens of citations during illegal sideshows this spring. Car enthusiasts say there’s more work to be done.
- CBC
'Each drum has its own story': NSCAD exhibit explores Indigenous language revitalization
At the Treaty Space Gallery on NSCAD's port campus in Halifax, 13 meticulously painted hand drums have been hung on the walls, each expressing individual journeys of revitalizing Indigenous languages.Some are adorned with words in the language of the artists who created them, others feature cultural motifs tied to their language."Each drum has its own story," said artist Dr. Joshua Schwab-Cartas, who led the project, titled Living our Languages, which is made up of paintings on rawhide drums.The