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Stephanie Beacham on Fame, Fears, and the Challenges of Aging
Stephanie Beacham, a 78-year-old British actress known for her roles in Dynasty and The Colbys, discussed her life and career in a recent interview, revealing her greatest fear is losing her hearing and sight and reflecting on the challenges of fame.
Stephanie Beacham on Fame, Fears, and the Challenges of Aging
Stephanie Beacham, a 78-year-old British actress known for her roles in Dynasty and The Colbys, discussed her life and career in a recent interview, revealing her greatest fear is losing her hearing and sight and reflecting on the challenges of fame.
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16% Bias Score
Bavarian Fisheries Association Criticizes Lawsuits Against Otter-Culling Regulation
The Bavarian State Fisheries Association criticizes lawsuits from Rhineland-Palatinate and Baden-Württemberg against Bavaria's regulation allowing the exceptional killing of otters to protect fish stocks, particularly impacting pond farms in eastern Bavaria, with the association demanding compensati...
Bavarian Fisheries Association Criticizes Lawsuits Against Otter-Culling Regulation
The Bavarian State Fisheries Association criticizes lawsuits from Rhineland-Palatinate and Baden-Württemberg against Bavaria's regulation allowing the exceptional killing of otters to protect fish stocks, particularly impacting pond farms in eastern Bavaria, with the association demanding compensati...
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52% Bias Score
Mountainhead" Satirizes Ultra-Wealthy Amidst AI-Fueled Global Crisis
Mountainhead," a new film written and directed by Jesse Armstrong, satirizes four billionaires whose detachment from reality is highlighted when a social media app causes global chaos.
Mountainhead" Satirizes Ultra-Wealthy Amidst AI-Fueled Global Crisis
Mountainhead," a new film written and directed by Jesse Armstrong, satirizes four billionaires whose detachment from reality is highlighted when a social media app causes global chaos.
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44% Bias Score
Plane Crash in Germany Kills Two
A small plane crashed into a house in Korschenbroich, Germany, at 12:30 pm (10:30 GMT) on Saturday, killing two people including the 71-year-old pilot from Düsseldorf; the cause of the crash is unknown.
Plane Crash in Germany Kills Two
A small plane crashed into a house in Korschenbroich, Germany, at 12:30 pm (10:30 GMT) on Saturday, killing two people including the 71-year-old pilot from Düsseldorf; the cause of the crash is unknown.
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16% Bias Score
ABP Withdraws Funding for Barry Marina, Jeopardizing Waterfront Project
Associated British Ports withdrew funding for a planned marina in Barry, Wales, jeopardizing part of a £20 million waterfront redevelopment project also including a new watersports centre, park, housing and offices, despite government funding remaining.
ABP Withdraws Funding for Barry Marina, Jeopardizing Waterfront Project
Associated British Ports withdrew funding for a planned marina in Barry, Wales, jeopardizing part of a £20 million waterfront redevelopment project also including a new watersports centre, park, housing and offices, despite government funding remaining.
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48% Bias Score
Decline in Vegetarian Restaurants in the Netherlands Due to Increased Vegetarian Options in Mainstream Establishments
The number of exclusively vegetarian and vegan restaurants in the Netherlands is decreasing, primarily because mainstream restaurants are increasingly offering more and better vegetarian options, impacting the profitability of niche restaurants.
Decline in Vegetarian Restaurants in the Netherlands Due to Increased Vegetarian Options in Mainstream Establishments
The number of exclusively vegetarian and vegan restaurants in the Netherlands is decreasing, primarily because mainstream restaurants are increasingly offering more and better vegetarian options, impacting the profitability of niche restaurants.
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40% Bias Score
Luz Arcas's "Tierras raras" Premieres at Madrid en Danza
Luz Arcas's "Tierras raras," premiered yesterday at Madrid en Danza's Sala Verde, features five dancers from her company La Phármaco in a visually striking post-apocalyptic setting designed by Victoria Aime with lighting by Jorge Colomer and cante by Perrate, exploring themes of life, death, and the...
Luz Arcas's "Tierras raras" Premieres at Madrid en Danza
Luz Arcas's "Tierras raras," premiered yesterday at Madrid en Danza's Sala Verde, features five dancers from her company La Phármaco in a visually striking post-apocalyptic setting designed by Victoria Aime with lighting by Jorge Colomer and cante by Perrate, exploring themes of life, death, and the...
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24% Bias Score
Saratov Fund Reviews Two Years of Support for Military Veterans and Families
The Saratov region branch of the "Defenders of the Fatherland" fund reviewed its two-year performance supporting special military operation participants and their families, highlighting successful collaboration with the regional government and over 2,000 children's events planned for International C...
Saratov Fund Reviews Two Years of Support for Military Veterans and Families
The Saratov region branch of the "Defenders of the Fatherland" fund reviewed its two-year performance supporting special military operation participants and their families, highlighting successful collaboration with the regional government and over 2,000 children's events planned for International C...
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44% Bias Score
Clinton Letter Boosts Belfast Boy Awaiting Transplant
Seven-year-old Dáithí Mac Gabhann, who inspired Northern Ireland's organ donation law change, received a letter from former US President Bill Clinton on Thursday, providing a much-needed boost as he approaches his seventh anniversary on the heart transplant waiting list.
Clinton Letter Boosts Belfast Boy Awaiting Transplant
Seven-year-old Dáithí Mac Gabhann, who inspired Northern Ireland's organ donation law change, received a letter from former US President Bill Clinton on Thursday, providing a much-needed boost as he approaches his seventh anniversary on the heart transplant waiting list.
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12% Bias Score
Netherlands Wins Two Gold Medals at European Rowing Championships
At the European Rowing Championships in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, the Netherlands won two gold medals in rowing: Roos de Jong and Tessa Dullemans won the women's double sculls, and the women's four also secured gold, while the men's four finished fourth.
Netherlands Wins Two Gold Medals at European Rowing Championships
At the European Rowing Championships in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, the Netherlands won two gold medals in rowing: Roos de Jong and Tessa Dullemans won the women's double sculls, and the women's four also secured gold, while the men's four finished fourth.
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44% Bias Score
Sinner's Quick Win at Roland Garros Yields Minimal Funds for Charity
At Roland Garros, Jannik Sinner's rapid victory over Jiri Lehecka (94 minutes) generated minimal funds for the Points For Change charity, unlike longer matches such as Rune/Halys (279 points) and Paul/Khachanov (324 points), which significantly boosted the initiative's fundraising.
Sinner's Quick Win at Roland Garros Yields Minimal Funds for Charity
At Roland Garros, Jannik Sinner's rapid victory over Jiri Lehecka (94 minutes) generated minimal funds for the Points For Change charity, unlike longer matches such as Rune/Halys (279 points) and Paul/Khachanov (324 points), which significantly boosted the initiative's fundraising.
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36% Bias Score
Upscale Sushi Restaurants Debut in The Hamptons
Namiro, a new sushi restaurant founded by music executives and located in Southampton Village, opened in late May 2025, offering a diverse menu and pan-Asian cocktails, while Sushi by Boū opened a pop-up location in Westhampton Beach.
Upscale Sushi Restaurants Debut in The Hamptons
Namiro, a new sushi restaurant founded by music executives and located in Southampton Village, opened in late May 2025, offering a diverse menu and pan-Asian cocktails, while Sushi by Boū opened a pop-up location in Westhampton Beach.
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40% Bias Score
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