Debra Messing Criticizes Mamdani Over NYC Snowstorm Chaos: Stars Slam Leadership for Dangerous Gridlock on City Streets.

Winter Storm Fern swept through New York City with unusual intensity, leaving behind streets blanketed in snow, disrupted services, and frustrated residents navigating the aftermath. Among those whose experiences captured widespread attention was actress and longtime New Yorker Debra Messing. Her public recounting of a daylong struggle to reach a hospital appointment amid snow-choked streets…

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Doctors reveal that eating purple cabbage causes ….

The Nutritional Marvel of Purple Cabbage: Understanding Its Health Benefits Purple cabbage, commonly known as red cabbage, is far more than just an eye-catching addition to salads and various culinary creations. This nutritional powerhouse is packed with a remarkable range of health benefits that can enhance your overall well-being. Rich in essential vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, purple…

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79 and More Stunning Than Ever!: Can You Guess Who This Legendary Screen Beauty Is?

Jacqueline Bisset, a timeless figure of Hollywood glamour, has sustained an extraordinary career that spans nearly six decades. Born in Weybridge, Surrey, in 1944, she began with aspirations in dance and acting before making her screen debut in Cul-de-Sac (1966). Her breakthrough came just two years later with back-to-back roles in Detective opposite Frank Sinatra and Bullitt alongside Steve McQueen. By…

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Olympic athlete explained why they have so much sex as major change made to beds

Athletes are apparently at it like rabbits in the Olympic Villages, which is why the so-called ‘anti-sex’ beds went viral when they were introduced. Sport stars have been forced to sleep on cardboard frames since 2020, with organisers saying this was to ensure ‘minimal environmental impact and a second life for all equipment’, rather than to put a stop to…

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Native American tribe responds to Billie Eilish comments about ‘stolen land’ at the Grammys

The Tongva tribe has responded to Billie Eilish’s comments at the 2026 Grammy Awards about “stolen land”. The 24-year-old singer made waves on February 1 during her acceptance speech for Song of the Year at the Crypto.com Arena. She used the platform to voice her opposition to the Trump administration’s immigration policies, stating: “No one is illegal…

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