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It’s hard to say if we are back to “normal” after the pandemic, but it definitely felt like the good old days at the San Fermin bull-running festival in Spain. Buzz60's Maria Mercedes Galuppo has the story.
Russia’s takeover of the key region of Luhansk, which has been highly publicized by state media, marks a new stage in the country’s war in Ukraine. WSJ’s Brett Forrest explains how tactics on both sides have evolved and what might be next. Photo: Alexander Ermochenko/Reuters
In 2015, former journalist Blair Fischer came across an AOL address and emailed what he was certain couldn’t be the real Eddie Van Halen. The email read: “How’s Michael Anthony doing?” — a jab about Van Halen’s original bassist. What began as a simple jest resulted in a 5 year intimate friendship in which the legendary guitarist revealed himself in ways he hadn’t before. For Rolling Stone, Fischer shared that friendship with the world.
Nnenia Yasmeen was ready to take her life in a new direction but wasn’t willing to settle down just anywhere. She had been working as a flight attendant and knew her next step needed to be just as exciting. After doing some research, she landed on an island off the coast of China: Taiwan. Moving to a foreign country can be scary, but the kindness of strangers has made it all worth it. Not to mention meeting the love of her life. Should we delete our dating apps and move to Taiwan?? We caught up with Nnenia to see what it's really like living abroad as a foreigner. See how it is to step out of your comfort zone… and also have to mop the bathroom every time you shower.
You're officially a musical master when you get these Broadway songs down. For this list, we’ll be looking at the most difficult songs to perform from the pre-1980 era.
Most of the world’s açaí comes from the Amazon rainforest. People risk their lives to harvest the fruit, climbing palm trees that can grow taller than 50 feet. But while açaí has become one of the trendiest superfoods in recent decades, small farmers aren’t seeing a lot of the profits. The açaí industry has also taken heat over reports of child labor. We went to Brazil to find out how the world’s açaí gets from the Amazon to smoothie shops around the world.
