I travel often, but just took my first luxury cruise. The food was great, and it was easy to relax, but there was 1 unexpected drawback.

I travel often, but just took my first luxury cruise. The food was great, and it was easy to relax, but there was 1 unexpected drawback.

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Toronto: Irene Dionisio’s ‘IDDA’ Lands at FilmClub Distribuzione for Italy (Exclusive)

FilmClub Distribuzione has acquired Irene Dionisio’s IDDA Mount Etna drama for Italy after a world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival as part of the Platform program.

The deal with Rai Cinema International Distribution is for Dionisio’s second narrative feature that stars Tecla Insolia and Romana Maggiora Vergano and is being shopped at TIFF: The Market in Toronto. IDDA follows childhood friends Adele and Sofia, now in their thirties, whose lifelong bond is challenged during a journey through the volcanic landscapes of Sicily’s Mount Etna.

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AI uncovers hidden Ozempic side effects across 400,000 Reddit posts

Artificial intelligence is giving researchers a new way to listen to what patients are saying about popular GLP-1 drugs. After analyzing more than 400,000 Reddit posts, a University of Pennsylvania team identified several symptoms reported by people using semaglutide (Ozempic, Wegovy, and Rybelsus) and tirzepatide (Mounjaro and Zepbound) that may not be fully represented in clinical trials or official regulatory information.

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Critics celebrate Céline Dion's 'risky' comeback show in Paris

"I made a promise," she told the Paris audience of about 30,000 people in her emotional return.

"I made a promise to come back, to be back on stage. And here I am. Singing for you, and singing for me," she said.

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Trump says he would ‘love’ to see unified Ireland and ‘it may as well happen now’ as he visits Dublin – live

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Trump: I'd love to see a unified Ireland

Trump has weighed in on the question of Irish unity, saying he would “love to see it unified” and predicting that a united Ireland is “going to happen eventually”.

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‘On Behalf of My Son’ Director Gabriel Martins on Black Brazilian Representation in His Films: ‘It’s a Life Project To Me, Not Just Cinema’

In 2022, Gabriel Martins made waves at the Sundance Film Festival with “Mars One,” a sprawling ensemble drama chronicling the life of a Black Brazilian family. At that time, the industry was still wrestling with what a post-pandemic future would look like and, despite “Mars One” having a strong festival run, Martins struggled to secure financing for his follow-up.

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I’m a Princeton Student. The Story of Its Ties to Slavery and Exploitation Must Be Remembered

Editor’s note: This story is part of a special series by Princeton University journalism students reporting on the discovery of an African burial ground in Key West, Florida, and how the legacy of slavery still reverberates there and beyond.

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'Buffy the Vampire Slayer's' Fan Favorite Characters Get Killer Monster High Doll Release

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The Buffy and Angel two-pack recreates the iconic duo with character-inspired looks and accessories from the series

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I let my 15-year-old fly home alone from Europe. It didn't go smoothly, but I'm still glad she earned the independence.

Two visitors pose for a selfie inside an ornate marble hall beneath a red banner with the Spanish coat of arms.

The author (right) allowed her teenage daughter to fly home from Spain by herself.

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Left with nothing, people in Gaza are forced to rent generators by the hour

Gaza City, Gaza Strip – For more than four hours, Hajj Rabhi al-Fairi, 79, has been standing outside his home in Gaza City with his children and neighbours waiting their turn to use a small generator.

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