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TMZ I Can’t Unsee the KKK in the Bath & Body Works ‘Snowed In’ Candle
Bath & Body Works quickly removed and apologized for a “Snowed In” candle design that unintentionally resembled KKK members
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{Photo by Robert Michael/picture alliance via Getty Images) Australia Has Some of the Highest Skin Cancer Rates. More Diversity Might Be Changing That.
Increasing ethnic diversity and indoor lifestyles among younger Australians are contributing to declining skin cancer rates.
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Mountaineers on Everest. PHUNJO LAMA/AFP via Getty Images Sandy Irvine’s Remains Found on Mount Everest, After 100 Years
Climbers finally discovered the remains of George Mallory’s partner and long-lost mountaineer Andrew ‘Sandy’ Irvine.
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Sancta at Stuttgart's State Opera 18 People Needed Medical Help After Watching This Wild German Opera
The controversial German opera “Sancta” features explicit content and live piercings, sparking debate and selling out performances.
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A derelict toilet. (Photo by Ben Booth/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images) Baltimore’s Toilet Artist Might Have Just Struck Again
Duane ‘Shorty’ Davis faced a criminal summons after a sticker-covered toilet, possibly an art piece, sparked a bomb scare outside news station.
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VICE host Matt Shea with Andrew Tate, before their relationship went south. Credit: VICE/BBC ‘Clown World’: The Pitfalls of Getting Close to Andrew Tate
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Photo by Hillsborough County Sheriff Office / Handout/Anadolu via Getty Images Why the Sky Turned Purple During Hurricane Milton
Hurricane Milton baffled people in Florida by making the sky appear to be purple in color.
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Photo by George Frey/Getty Images Tech CEO Dies After Falling 200 Feet in Zion National Park
Justin Bingham, a tech CEO and dad of four, died after falling 200 feet while canyoneering with a group in Zion National Park.
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Photo by Steffi Lopez World Mental Health Day’s Theme Is ‘Workplace Stress.’ Wowww, What’s That?
The WHO is highlighting the connection between mental health and work and calling for government action.
