Tuesday, 8 November 2022

Justin Trudeau is pictured on set of Canada's Drag Race

Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was slammed online after it was revealed he would be the first world leader to star in the Drag Race television franchise.

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Lucy Welcher slammed by critics for claiming she's 'too pretty to work' in a TikTok rant

TikToker Lucy Welcher shared a video of herself drinking an iced coffee in her car and claimed she's 'too pretty to work'.

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Monday, 7 November 2022

Sylvester Stallone supported by Jennifer Flavin at Tulsa King Toronto premiere after reconciliation

Sylvester Stallone looked relaxed while attending the Tulsa King premiere in Toronto, Canada, with his wife Jennifer Flavin. The actor donned a stylish purple blazer over a gray sweater and a black t-shirt.

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Low-frequency bass gets people on the dancefloor, study finds 

Low frequency bass really does get us dancing, even when we can't even hear it, report researchers at McMaster University in Hamilton, Canada.

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Sunday, 6 November 2022

Fugitive wanted for attempted double killing in Canada found living in luxury Battersea tower block

Usman Kassim was found in a luxury flat in Battersea, South London after he escaped from Canada where he was wanted for an attempted double murder in 2020, among other crimes.

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Japanese PM says it needs to strengthen military as North Korea steps up missile-firing programme

Japan's Prime Minister has warned the pacifist country needs to step up its military force amid an increasingly 'severe' situation in the region, after North Korea fired missiles this week.

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Saturday, 5 November 2022

'The new tobacco': Cannabis is as bad for the heart as cigarettes, new research reveals 

In regular users, the drug was found to increase blood pressure and heart rate significantly in a similar way that heavy smoking does, according to the results of one study.

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