Man who played moving bush in Bad Bunny’s halftime show reveals how much he was paid

Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl LX halftime show on February 8 was a dazzling celebration of Puerto Rican culture — full of stunning visuals, lively guest performances, and energy that had millions glued to their screens. But one tiny detail has gone completely viral: the “grass” onstage wasn’t just decoration — it was real people dressed…

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When Caffeine Backfires: How Too Much Can Disrupt Sleep, Spike Anxiety, and Drain Your Energy

Caffeine is one of the most widely accepted stimulants in everyday life. Many people rely on it to sharpen concentration, push through fatigue, and stay productive during long hours. In moderate amounts, it can be beneficial. But when consumption quietly rises beyond what the body can comfortably handle, caffeine can begin to undermine the very…

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Nocturia Explained: Why Waking Up to Pee Isn’t Always “Just Aging”—and the Possible Role of Vitamin D

Waking up at night to use the bathroom is something many people slowly come to accept, especially with age. At first, it may feel like a minor inconvenience. Over time, though, repeated interruptions can break up sleep, drain daytime energy, and affect mood, concentration, and overall physical resilience. While it is common, nighttime urination—medically known…

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Ghislaine Maxwell addresses photo of Andrew and Virginia Giuffre in Epstein files – confirms the rumors

Ghislaine Maxwell appeared to confirm the authenticity of a long-speculated about photo taken of former prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Virginia Giuffre. Andrew’s ties to Epstein have been a matter of public knowledge for years, with the infamous photo found at the heart of the many claims suggesting he had a close personal relationship with the…

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“Something’s off”: Former NYPD hostage negotiator shares chilling suspicion about Nancy Guthrie case

Nancy Guthrie, 84, disappeared from her Tucson, Arizona home late Saturday night under highly suspicious circumstances. Former NYPD hostage negotiator Wallace Zeins believes her abduction was not the work of a single person, pointing to her age, health, and inability to flee as indicators that more than one individual was likely involved. Authorities confirmed she…

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