The actress plays Jeanine, a theater director mounting a production of the Richard Strauss opera “Salome” that increasingly ...

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also known as DanMachi, premiered. [1] In the episode, the character Ishtar confronts Freya, screaming, "What the hell could be the difference between you and me?" with Freya replying, "Character" ...

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The feeling of freshly washed hair is unbeatable - but one haircare expert says it's likely you're doing it all wrong. Not only can a good wash and blowdry make you feel like a million dollars, it ...

“We know there is a connection between sun exposure and cataracts, and most people with darker eyes live closer to the equator,” Grover says. More research needs to be done to understand the link, but ...

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