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Bob Mackie, the Designer Who Made Cher Sparkle, Dies at 87
Bob Mackie, the legendary costume designer whose glittering creations defined an era of showbiz glamour, has died at 87. Known for dressing Cher, Marilyn Monroe, and countless Hollywood icons, Mackie turned sequins and feathers into an art form that shaped decades of pop culture style. His larger-than-life designs remain a touchstone for anyone who ever dreamed of walking a red carpet in something unforgettable.
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Londoners Adopt Cuttings From a Historic Barbican Garden
Plant lovers in London are adopting cuttings from the Barbican's iconic urban jungle, keeping a piece of the historic garden alive in their own homes.
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Ancient Peruvian Tomb Sealed for 600 Years Finally Opens
Archaeologists have unsealed a 600-year-old Chimú tomb near Trujillo, Peru, revealing dozens of high-status burials filled with gold, jewelry, and textiles. Experts are calling it the discovery of the decade.
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Benin Aims to Turn Its Cotton Into Homegrown Fashion
Benin is investing in local garment manufacturing to transform its raw cotton crop into finished clothing instead of exporting it unprocessed.
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Celine Dion Makes a Triumphant Return to the Stage in Paris
Celine Dion returned to performing live in Paris, marking an emotional comeback for the beloved singer.
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Why Men Everywhere Are Suddenly Shaving It All Off
Barbers say the buzzcut is having a major moment among men chasing a fresh, confident look this season.
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How Weight-Loss Drugs Are Reshaping Couples' Lives
As GLP-1 drugs reshape bodies, they're also reshaping relationships, according to psychologists who study couples navigating this shift.
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Road Crews Uncover Ancient Pottery Hoard in Georgia
Construction workers in Tbilisi stumbled upon a rare cache of 10th-century pottery while repairing roads in Georgia's capital.
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Is Being an Influencer Suddenly Uncool at Wimbledon?
As tournaments crack down on influencer antics, the once-glamorous career path is facing new scrutiny and backlash.
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Influencers turn heartbreak into content on 'divorce-tok'
Social media personalities are documenting their divorces in real time, turning heartbreak into relatable, bite-sized content. The trend, dubbed 'divorce-tok,' offers followers unfiltered glimpses into post-marriage life, from co-parenting struggles to newfound independence. It's reshaping how audiences think about relationships, vulnerability, and life after 'happily ever after.'
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The Bayeux Tapestry Draws Crowds at the British Museum
AP News reports on the Bayeux Tapestry's blockbuster run at the British Museum, where the centuries-old artwork symbolizes both conquest and cross-Channel friendship.
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Tennis Pros Find Their Best Companions Are Four-Legged and Furry
Professional tennis players are turning to their canine companions for comfort and company during the grueling demands of tour life.
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Injured Penguins in Chile Get Tiny Copper Healing Vests
Rescuers in Chile are dressing injured Humboldt penguins in custom copper vests to help speed up their recovery.
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Archaeologists Uncover a 4,000-Year-Old Egyptian Tomb With a Mysterious False Door
Excavations at Egypt's Saqqara necropolis have revealed a high-ranking official's tomb, complete with a false door and a trove of ancient artifacts.
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Spain's Sweltering Heat Wave Brings Back the Classic Hand Fan
As temperatures soar across Spain, the centuries-old hand fan is making a stylish comeback as a practical way to stay cool.
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