READ THIS NEXT: See Dallas Star and Elvis’ Ex Priscilla Presley Now at 76. During an interview with Australia’s Fitzy & Wippa radio show, Luhrmann was asked why Styles didn’t make the cut to play Presley. “Harry is a really talented actor,” Luhrmann said. While Styles is best known as a singer, he’s also had roles in Dunkirk and Eternals and will star in Don’t Worry Darling, out later this year....
READ THIS NEXT: The Most Egocentric Zodiac Sign, According to Astrologers. Cancers can be viewed as off-putting by some because they’d rather be at home than out and about socializing. While they’re famously devoted to their friends and family, they hold grudges which can also be unexpected. Cancer’s have some definite quirks, including being moody, vindictive, and overly sensitive. But luckily, once you see past these idiosyncrasies and befriend a Cancer, you’ll have a dedicated pal for life (despite their sometimes weird ways)....
During a March 25 interview with Today, Dan Levy decided to clear up some rumors. In February, when Levy hosted SNL, he received praise for starting a heartwarming tradition of leaving a note for the following host.ae0fcc31ae342fd3a1346ebb1f342fcb “I feel the need to clarify this,” Levy said on Today. “I didn’t start [the tradition]. I kind of continued it.” The actor said he was inspired to leave a note after seeing that Harrelson had left one for Phoebe Waller-Bridge back in 2019....
Of course, George, Charlotte, and Louis who were born into incredible wealth and privilege, but giving them a semblance of normalcy has been a priority for the Cambridges, who are regulars at pick-up and drop-off and attend school functions. According to People.com, Kate even went to a local pub in London for a meet-and-greet for parents of new students in 2019, when Charlotte began going to Thomas’s Battersea. One source told the outlet that Kate was a “hands-on” parent, adding, “She desperately wants normality for her own kids....
“The answer is that generally, no, most of us do not newly have OCD if we did not suffer from OCD prior to the pandemic,” Sharon M. Batista, MD, a board-certified psychiatrist in New York City, wrote for Psychology Today. “OCD involves recurrent obsessive thinking and/or compulsive actions (called rituals) that are severe enough to be time-consuming and to cause significant distress or interference with daily life.” However, Batista adds that one of the most common manifestations of the condition is called “contamination OCD,” which she says “can be described as the fear of a threat such as dirt, germs, toxic chemicals, becoming ill, or spreading contamination to others....
According to a weekly state report prepared by White House coronavirus task force that was obtained by CNN, the heartland continues to struggle to keep the spread of COVID-19 under control. “We continue to see unrelenting, broad community spread in the Midwest, Upper Midwest, and West,” one state’s report read. “This will require aggressive mitigation to control both the silent, asymptomatic spread and symptomatic spread.” That includes enforcing or encouraging the use of face masks, social distancing in public and especially indoors, avoiding large crowds and events, and not attending any small indoor gatherings ether....
Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva told the AP that the first responders were promptly asked to delete the photos from Bryant’s crash. However, the Los Angeles Times reports that the LAPD did not pursue any disciplinary action or investigation. Villanueva said the police department has a strict policy about taking and distributing photos from crime scenes, but the policy did not apply to accident scenes specifically. Villanueva allegedly assured Bryant’s widow, Vanessa Bryant, that the crash site would be secured to maintain the family’s privacy, but after the Los Angeles Times exposed the LAPD, Bryant pursued legal action....
Alabama is in a “critical” situation, according to Covid Act Now, thanks to a high infection rate (the number of people the average sick person will infect) of 1.10 and a high positive test rate of 13.2 percent. While the state appears to have a sufficient number of ICU beds available for coronavirus patients, it does not have nearly enough contact tracers to trace new infections. As of July 2, The New York Times reports almost 39,000 coronavirus cases in Alabama, and over 970 deaths....
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That doesn’t mean all irons are created equal, though—so which one will get you the locks you’re looking for? Celebrity hair stylist Michelle Cleveland, owner of Hair Addict Salon, whose clients include everyone from members of the Real Housewives cast to Christina Milian, says there’s a clear standout when it comes to getting shiny, healthy-looking hair—whether you want to wear it straight or curly. “The Nume Megastar has been my go-to flat iron for the past 10 years!...
The survey results cover a wide spectrum of entomophobia (fear of insects) topics and—from the results given—it’s crystal clear that people dislike bugs with every fiber of their being. When encountering a bug in their home, only 27 percent of respondents said they’d try to catch and release it outside. The others say they immediately reach for the shoe, rolled-up newspaper, spray, or flamethrower. With the average respondent to this survey apparently losing 36 hours of sleep a year stressing about insects, it’s no wonder the group said they’d pay an average of $2,241 to never encounter a bug anywhere in the world for the rest of their lives....
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The most prevalent variant plaguing the states is the B.1.1.7 strain, commonly referred to as the U.K. strain. This variant was first found in the U.S. at the end of December. Some states already have hundreds of COVID cases attributed to the U.K. strain, with a total of 1,277 cases reported across 42 states. It’s unsurprising this variant is so prominent: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) predicted it will become the dominant strain in the U....
A new study of used car prices powerfully demonstrates how the historic market conditions are affecting the automotive sector. According to the latest study by car search engine iSeeCars.com, many gently used cars are actually now more expensive to buy than their new versions (if you can find one). The platform analyzed asking prices from more than 1.5 million new and used cars sold in April 2022. It found the average one- to five-year-old used car costs just one percent less than its new version....
Read the original article on Best Life. Just over a month ago, the Sunshine State made headlines for removing all state-level restrictions on businesses and allowing bars and restaurants to open back up to full capacity. Unfortunately, the reversal of safety measures led to an upward trajectory of coronavirus cases. On Nov. 19, the state reported a seven-day average of 6,748 new daily cases, representing a 54 percent increase over the past two weeks, The New York Times reports....
1 Alena Analeigh Shared the Exciting News on Instagram “Today I’m just grateful. I graduated High school LAST YEAR at 12 years old and here I am one year later I’ve been accepted into Med School at 13,” Alena Analeigh, who goes by The Brown STEM Girl on Instagram, started her post. “I’m a junior in college. I’ve worked so hard to reach my goals and live my dreams.” RELATED: This is “the Most Pleasant Smell in the World,” According to New Science 2 She Gives Her Mom Credit for Her Success...
“We’ve always known there’s a connection between the gums in our mouth and our body in terms of heart attacks, and strokes and diabetes,” Shervin Molayem, DDS, an oral dentist surgeon based, told KOB 4, an NBC affiliate in Albuquerque, New Mexico. According to Molayem, as much as 100 million bacteria can live on just one dirty tooth. And he says it only takes about a minute for that bacteria to travel from your mouth to the rest of your body, swimming around in your bloodstream and surrounding all of your vital organs....
The survey—led by Mike Daniels, PhD—looked at satisfaction with water quality, water quality violations, the share of homes lacking basic plumbing, the number of sewage disposal breakdowns, and natural hazards. The survey ranked the cities from best to worst in four areas—overall score, consumer satisfaction rank, compliance rank, and infrastructure vulnerability rank. Read on to find out which city in the country has the worst water, and for more water that might not be safe, check out If You Have This Bottled Water at Home, Stop Drinking It Now, FDA Says....
The $2.2 trillion coronavirus stimulus plan would institute a myriad of new financial aide opportunities for Americans—not just individuals, but government bodies and businesses as well. The bill proposes allocating $436 billion in relief over one year to state and local governments, authorizing more money for a second round of Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans for businesses. Some of the biggest recipients would be $225 billion for education, $57 million for child care, and $25 billion for airlines to cover payroll costs....
Doug Boneparth, president of Bone Fide Wealth and a self-described coffee enthusiast, created a calculator that tells you how much money you could save by opting for homemade coffee. Boneparth told Grow that someone who drinks two cups of coffee a day could save about $1,500 a year by making their coffee at home.ae0fcc31ae342fd3a1346ebb1f342fcb That’s why those who are shrewd with their earnings are against bellying up to a coffee bar and forking over a portion of their paycheck to the barista....
