Veteran American actress Diane Ladd, mother of Jurassic Park star Laura Dern, has died aged 89 at her home in Ojai, California. Dern confirmed her mother’s passing, saying she was by her side in her final moments. Ladd, born Rose Diane Ladner, was a three-time Academy Award nominee for Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore, Wild at Heart, and Rambling […] More
Un grupo de estudiantes en Monterrey, México, no imaginó que una clase normal se convertiría en un fenómeno viral. Grabaron a su maestra de Historia mientras enseñaba, y en solo días, el video se volvió tendencia en redes sociales. En el clip de dos minutos, la docente —todavía sin ser identificada públicamente— transforma su clase […] More
A beloved American restaurant chain is making a surprising comeback, blending nostalgia with a modern twist. Once a family favorite with over 200 locations, it was known for its casual, welcoming atmosphere, classic burgers, and fun mascot. Over time, changing dining trends and competition led to its decline and eventual closure. Decades later, the chain […] More
Behind the palace walls, away from cameras and ceremonies, Catherine, Princess of Wales, experiences the universal joys and worries of motherhood. Raising Prince George comes with unique pressures: school struggles, friendships, academics, and growing up under constant public attention amplify ordinary challenges. In public, Catherine embodies composure, compassion, and poise. Yet privately, she likely navigates […] More
Simon Cowell es una de las figuras más icónicas de la industria musical, conocido por descubrir talentos como One Direction y Kelly Clarkson a través de sus programas. Comenzó su carrera en los años 80 como productor musical, consultor y buscador de talentos, pero alcanzó la fama como juez de Pop Idol en 2001. Más […] More
Simon Cowell is one of the most iconic figures in the music industry, known for discovering talents like One Direction and Kelly Clarkson through his shows. He began his career in the 1980s as a music producer, consultant, and talent scout, but rose to fame as a judge on Pop Idol in 2001. He later […] More
Senator John Fetterman (D-Pa.) was hospitalized after a fall during an early-morning walk near his Braddock home. His office reported that the fall was caused by a flare-up of ventricular fibrillation, a serious heart rhythm disorder that led to light-headedness. He sustained minor facial injuries and is currently stable, under observation, with his medication being […] More
Hace cinco años descubrí que mi exesposo Kevin me había engañado cuando accidentalmente me envió un mensaje de texto en lugar de a su amante. Escribió que me odiaba porque no podía darle un hijo; soy infértil. Devastada, me divorcié, y él pronto se casó con Jess, la mujer que había arruinado mi vida. No […] More
Five years ago, I discovered my ex-husband Kevin had cheated on me when he accidentally texted me instead of his mistress. He wrote he hated me because I couldn’t give him a child—I’m infertile. Devastated, I divorced him, and he soon married Jess, the woman who had ruined my life. I hadn’t heard from them […] More
Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) told Newsmax that once the government shutdown ends, House Republicans are preparing proposals to tackle rising healthcare costs. On Sept. 19, the House passed a clean continuing resolution 217-212 to fund the government through Nov. 21, but it stalled in the Senate amid disputes over Affordable Care Act (ACA) subsidies, which […] More
La mayoría de las personas no se dan cuenta de que los pequeños botones metálicos en sus jeans tienen una función real. Esas pequeñas piezas de cobre o plata cerca de los bolsillos no son decorativas: se llaman remaches y son esenciales para la durabilidad del denim. Los remaches fueron inventados en la década de […] More
Most people don’t realize that the tiny metal buttons on their jeans actually serve a real purpose. Those small copper or silver pieces near the pockets aren’t just decorative—they’re called rivets, and they’re essential for making jeans durable. Rivets were invented in the 1870s by tailor Jacob Davis, who kept hearing complaints from workers whose […] More