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Bindi Irwin shares the 'beautiful' wedding gift Russell Crowe sent her and husband Chandler Powell

Bindi Irwin shares the 'beautiful' wedding gift Russell Crowe sent her and husband Chandler Powell Russell Crowe is one with nature and one with love.

Cindy Crawford recalls being 'intimidated' while meeting Princess Diana

Cindy Crawford recalls being 'intimidated' while meeting Princess Diana Meeting Princess Diana was quite the experience for Cindy Crawford.

'The Nanny' cast reunites for virtual table read of pilot episode during quarantine

'The Nanny' cast reunites for virtual table read of pilot episode during quarantine The entire cast of the CBS sitcom "The Nanny" reunited on Monday for a virtual table read of the pilot episode that aired 27 years ago. 

Meghan Markle, Prince Harry will have a 'very tough' time with security costs, expert claims

Meghan Markle, Prince Harry will have a 'very tough' time with security costs, expert claims Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are in for a shock as it pertains to the hefty security bills they’ll have to cover at their own expense and no current way of doing so given the world’s state amid the coronavirus pandemic, a royal expert claims. 

Teens have increased daytime TV consumption by 175 percent during coronavirus pandemic, study says

Teens have increased daytime TV consumption by 175 percent during coronavirus pandemic, study says The coronavirus pandemic has forced people to remain home and many Americans are choosing to spend their extra time indoors in front of the television -- with teenagers having the biggest increase in viewing, according to a new study.

Colton Underwood says he has 'made a full recovery' from coronavirus

Colton Underwood says he has 'made a full recovery' from coronavirus Colton Underwood is feeling better after fighting off coronavirus.

Adam Sandler, Jimmy Fallon perform self-isolation song 'Don't Touch Grandma'

Adam Sandler, Jimmy Fallon perform self-isolation song 'Don't Touch Grandma' Adam Sandler and Jimmy Fallon have teamed up to help raise awareness of safety regulations during the coronavirus crisis -- specifically in regard to grandmothers.

Former 'Real Housewives' star Lauri Peterson’s son, Josh Waring, sues Orange County, deputies: report

Former 'Real Housewives' star Lauri Peterson’s son, Josh Waring, sues Orange County, deputies: report Josh Waring, the son of former "Real Housewife" star Lauri Peterson, filed a lawsuit alleging he was almost killed in jail, according to a new report. 

Miss England 2019 Bhasha Mukherjee returns to work as NHS doctor amid coronavirus pandemic

Miss England 2019 Bhasha Mukherjee returns to work as NHS doctor amid coronavirus pandemic Miss England 2019, Bhasha Mukherjee, cut her title duties short to return to work as a doctor amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Kaley Cuoco jokes coronavirus quarantine 'forced' her and husband Karl Cook to move in together

Kaley Cuoco jokes coronavirus quarantine 'forced' her and husband Karl Cook to move in together Kaley Cuoco and husband Karl Cook were bound to cohabit eventually after being together for nearly four years, they just didn’t believe it would have happened under such extreme circumstances.

‘Cambió muy rápido’: el petróleo enriquece a Guyana, pero intensifica las tensiones

By BY ANATOLY KURMANAEV from NYT en Español https://ift.tt/2xbpLIj

U.F.C. 249, Skirting Coronavirus Limits, Is Set for Tribal Land in California

By BY KEVIN DRAPER from NYT Sports https://ift.tt/34lSia4

Coronavirus Briefing: What Happened Today

By BY PATRICK J. LYONS from NYT U.S. https://ift.tt/2UQjwCB

The Pandemic’s Missing Data

By BY ALETHA MAYBANK from NYT Opinion https://ift.tt/2UTA4Ki

Watch: Scenes From the Wisconsin Elections

By BY SARAH KERR from NYT U.S. https://ift.tt/2XdITA6

U.S. immigration officials evaluate vulnerable detainees for possible release amid pandemic

U.S. immigration officials said on Tuesday they are considering releasing some detainees at high risk for coronavirus infection as detainees and workers have tested positive for the resulting COVID-19 illness. from Reuters: World News https://ift.tt/2xT2Cud

Australia's parliament set to pass huge stimulus plan

Australia's parliament will return on Wednesday in a slimmed down version to pass an emergency A$130 billion ($80 billion) stimulus package as the coronavirus pandemic wreaks havoc on the country's economy. from Reuters: World News https://ift.tt/3c12FCZ

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey pledges over a quarter of his wealth to fight coronavirus

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey pledges over a quarter of his wealth to fight coronavirus Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey on Tuesday announced he would donate $1 billion of his equity in Square -- over a quarter of his wealth -- to support COVID-19 relief efforts.

How Big Data helps researchers protect the high seas' biodiversity

How Big Data helps researchers protect the high seas' biodiversity The planet's high seas have become areas where lots of human activity takes place -- including fishing, transportation and minding -- which could threaten their biodiversity, according to researchers.

SFGATE: On Twitter, almost 60 percent of false claims about coronavirus remain online - without a warning label

On Twitter, almost 60 percent of false claims about coronavirus remain online - without a warning label Published on April 08, 2020 at 04:13AM by Craig Timberg, The Washington Post More than half of the misinformation about the coronavirus pandemic that has been debunked by fact-checkers remains on Twitter without any warning label, a record that puts it far behind rival social media platforms, according to a study released Tuesday night by Oxford University researchers. The study examined 225 pieces of content that independent fact-checkers had rated as false or misleading between January and March. The Oxford researchers found that 59 percent of it remained on Twitter, 27 percent remained on YouTube and 24 percent remained on Facebook. "It's surprising that so many of the things that have been proven to be false are still living on social media," said co-author Philip N. Howard, director of the Oxford Internet Institute, which conducted the study in concert with the