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Arts & Entertainment Stephen Colbert Expresses Remorse for Kate Middleton Jokes (But Doesn’t Apologize)
Stephen Colbert Expresses Remorse for Kate Middleton Jokes (But Doesn’t Apologize)
Stephen Colbert made a two-minute statement near the start of Mondays The Late Show about his recent jokes about Kate Middleton. The late night host had previously mocked Princess of Wales absence from public life, as well as made jokes about rumors Prince William had an affair. Last week, Middleton revealed she was battling cancer. Given that it was public...
Business Universal Music Group Partners With Spotify to Offer Artists More Promotional Tools
Universal Music Group Partners With Spotify to Offer Artists More Promotional Tools
Universal Music Group has expanded its relationship with Spotify to involve more promotional tools for musicians and greater distribution, amid its dispute with TikTok. As part of the partnership, Spotify will release new promotional and social features for UMG artists, starting with the ability to share teasers of upcoming songs on the platform. Under a new agreement with Universal Music...
Health Why should you avoid storing foods in the refrigerator door?
Why should you avoid storing foods in the refrigerator door?
Spread the love Why should you avoid storing foods in the refrigerator door?When it comes to storing food in your refrigerator, it is important to consider where you place different items. While the refrigerator door may seem like a convenient spot to store commonly used items, it is actually not...
Politics Illinois Republicans Focus on Unity and Avoid Trump During GOP Day at State Fair
Illinois Republicans Focus on Unity and Avoid Trump During GOP Day at State Fair
During Republican Day at the Illinois State Fair, state party leaders sought a message of unity ahead of the 2024 presidential election. While former President Donald Trump’s name and political slogans were visible on signage and clothing, the speakers generally kept their focus on Gov. J.B. Pritzker.
Science & Nature Do Snitches Net Fishes? Scientists Turn Invasive Carp into Traitors to Slow Their Great Lakes Push
Do Snitches Net Fishes? Scientists Turn Invasive Carp into Traitors to Slow Their Great Lakes Push
Over the last five years, agencies such as the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Minnesota Department of Natural Resources have employed a new seek-and-destroy strategy that uses turncoat carp to lead them to the fish’s hotspot hideouts.
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