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The comedian previously seemed to hint that she had moved abroad in a selfie as she joked about driving on the “wrong side of the road” Rosie O’Donnell attends ‘Center Theatre Group presents the opening night performance of ‘A Transparent Musical’. Photo: Emma McIntyre/Getty Images Rosie O’Donnell has confirmed that she is no longer living in the U.S. In a TikTok video posted on Tuesday, March 11, the comedian confirmed she had moved to Ireland on Jan. 15 with her 12-year-old daughter Dakota, four days after she seemingly teased that she was living abroad in an Instagram post. “It’s been pretty wonderful, I have to say. The…

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We all know how important it is to get a good night’s sleep. But have you ever stopped to think about what you’re sleeping on? Most of us spend a third of our lives in bed, and our pillows are crucial to that experience.  many people are unaware of the possible dangers lurking in their pillows. Some pillows have chemicals in them that could be toxic and may not be good for your health. Thankfully, there are alternatives. There Are Potentially ‘Toxic’ Chemicals In Some Pillows When we think of things that are not good or “toxic” for our health,…

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In the realm of health and nutrition experiments, one YouTuber, Dr. Nick Norwitz, took on a rather unconventional challenge. With a mission to discover the impact of consuming a staggering 720 eggs within a month, Dr. Norwitz delved into the realm of extreme eating habits. As he documented his journey on YouTube, the question lingered: What would happen to his body after consuming two cartons of eggs daily for 30 days? The Experiment Setting the stage for his experiment, Dr. Norwitz ventured into uncharted territories of nutrition. Surpassing the norms of protein consumption, he delved into a regimen that involved…

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A dad has revealed how he started experiencing symptoms for dementia while he was in his 30s. Just 10 months ago, 41-year-old Fraser’s life got turned upside down when he was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s disease – although it began years before then. Speaking in a video uploaded to his YouTube channel, I (don’t) have dementia, in January. The Australian said: “So I got diagnosed eight months ago, and I think my symptoms probably started about two/two-and-a-half years before that. Fraser discovered he had Alzheimer’s disease last year (Getty stock) “It’s funny because I don’t remember what my symptoms really were initially, all I remember was…

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My name is Margaret, and I’m 71. When my husband died, my world fell apart. The only thing that kept me going was my grandson, Timmy. This sweetest boy brought a smile back into my life! But six months ago, my son and DIL cut me out of their lives, forbidding me from seeing him. No explanation, nothing — they just shut me out. I hadn’t cried so much since my husband’s funeral. My heart was breaking. Days ago, I went to them again. My DIL opened the door, already blocking my way. “I told you, Margaret. You’re not welcome…

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A college student vanished after an early morning walk, leaving authorities to piece together her last known moments. Surveillance footage and witness accounts are now central to the investigation. Sudiksha Konanki, a 20-year-old University of Pittsburgh student from Virginia, disappeared during a spring break trip to the Dominican Republic. Authorities say she was last seen early Thursday morning near the Riu República Hotel in Punta Cana. Konanki had been traveling with five other female students from her university and was staying at the Riu República Hotel, a popular resort among spring breakers. According to her father, she told friends on March…

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A study has revealed the link between gut health, eating certain fruit and the risk of depression. We’re told to eat fruit and veg because it’s good for our physical health, but – much like learning the gym is just as much for your mind as it is body – what could be the link between fruit and mental health? A study published in BMC dives into the possibility of diet being a ‘promising avenue for depression prevention and management’ opposed to using antidepressant medications. It reflects on how Mediterranean-style diets ‘have been associated with a nearly 35 percent reduced risk of depression’ and…

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Spring has nearly sprung in the UK, but the vast majority of us are thinking about holidaying in Spain, rather than the other way around. However, one particularly large venomous spider has opted to swap Spain for Sussex after arriving in the UK alongside an olive shipment from Cordoba recently. At least it was only one, rather than the 1000s that were set free by a zoo last year. The eight-legged animal, which has since been identified as ‘Europe’s largest’ was first spotted by a nursery owner in West Sussex, who did not wish to be named. It truly is massive,…

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We were sitting at Waffle House, just me and my 5-year-old son, Josiah, when he spotted a man standing outside. His clothes were worn, his face tired, and he carried everything he owned in a small, tattered bag. “Mom,” Josiah whispered, tugging at my sleeve. “Who is that?” I glanced over. “I think he might be homeless, sweetheart.” Josiah’s little face scrunched in confusion. “What does that mean?” “It means he doesn’t have a home,” I explained softly. “And he might not have food either.” That was all it took. Before I could stop him, Josiah jumped out of his…

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As an adult, I decided to impart this brilliant method to my baby girl. I figured she could use it to get out of sleepovers or if she had awkward hangouts. But I never imagined her needing to use it so soon. So yesterday was like any other day—or so I thought. As I sat in my kitchen, finishing my evening coffee, my phone rang. It was my ex-husband, Dave. Our relationship, once filled with warmth and affection, had grown strained over the years. Divorce had a way of doing that, and while we tried to maintain a civil relationship…

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