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What began as a routine stop along a Mediterranean cruise turned tragic last Friday at the port of Civitavecchia, Italy. A passenger of German nationality died after reportedly jumping from the Costa Smeralda while the ship was docked. The incident occurred on Feb. 6 during the vessel’s first scheduled stop of a seven-day sailing. Costa Cruises confirmed the death in a statement, saying that, based on an initial reconstruction, the guest is believed to have voluntarily jumped onto the quay as the ship was carrying out regular port operations. A Sudden Emergency at the Dock The Costa Smeralda had departed…

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For years, Lorna Luxe’s Instagram page has been a space filled with polished fashion, travel snapshots and glimpses of a carefully curated life. This week, it became something much more personal. The British influencer, 43, told her 1.7 million followers that her husband, John Andrews, died at their home on Feb. 11. He was 64. “My beautiful, brave John died yesterday,” she wrote, explaining that they were together in their own bed, holding hands — exactly as he had wanted. A Private Fight, Shared in Real Time John, a former banker, had been diagnosed with stage three cancer in 2023.…

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For most families, a quiet dinner out is an ordinary ritual. A few hours together, a ride home, a goodnight hug at the door. For Savannah Guthrie and her siblings, that simple evening has turned into a waiting game no one ever expects to face. Nancy Guthrie, 84, was last seen on the night of Jan. 31 after being dropped off at her home in Arizona around 9:48 p.m. She had been out to dinner with her daughter Annie and her son-in-law. By the next day, she was reported missing. A Search That Has Gripped a Community Authorities believe Nancy…

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Celebrities have been everywhere this week, from Paul Mescal as Paul McCartney and Harris Dickinson as John Lennon filming The Beatles biopics in London to Prince William departing after his trip to Saudi Arabia. Meanwhile, Hailey Bieber arrives at Rose Bay Marina in Sydney ready for a yacht day, and Keanu Reeves picks up the mic trackside at the Formula 1 testing in Bahrain. Here are the best photos of celebs out and about this week. Come back tomorrow for more of the latest A-list outings! 01 of 120 Here Come the Stars Paul Mescal as Paul McCartney and Harris…

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Lucy Harrison had traveled thousands of miles to visit her father in Texas. It was meant to be time together — a holiday before she returned home to Warrington, England. Instead, the 23-year-old never made her flight back. In January 2025, Lucy was shot once in the chest inside her father’s home in Prosper, a fast-growing suburb north of Dallas. She died at the scene. More than a year later, a coroner in England has ruled her death an unlawful killing, citing gross negligence manslaughter. Two Legal Systems, Two Outcomes After Lucy’s death, Prosper police conducted an investigation and sent…

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Sturla Holm Lægreid stood on the Olympic podium once again this week, a bronze medal around his neck and snow still clinging to his racing suit. It should have been a moment defined purely by sport — endurance, precision, and years of preparation paying off. Instead, it became something far more personal. The 28-year-old Norwegian biathlete, who previously won relay gold at the 2022 Beijing Games, finished third in the men’s 20km biathlon on Feb. 10, behind teammate Johan-Olav Botn and France’s Eric Perrot. But during a live television interview moments after the race, Lægreid broke down and made an…

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For many of us, the day doesn’t begin until that first sip of coffee. It’s comfort. Routine. A small ritual before the rush starts. But for Angela, a 45-year-old single mother from Jersey Shore, New Jersey, coffee isn’t just a morning habit. It’s an all-day dependency — one she says amounts to nearly 100 cups a day. Her story will air on an upcoming episode of TLC’s My Strange Addiction, but the heart of it feels far more familiar than extreme television. When Concern Comes From Home Angela didn’t schedule a doctor’s appointment because she felt unwell. She went because…

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The Winter Olympics are meant to be a pause from everyday life. For a few weeks, the world watches jumps, spins, and split-second finishes instead of headlines. But this year, politics has followed Team USA onto the ice and snow — and into the stands. Vice President JD Vance weighed in this week after several American athletes shared concerns about the political climate back home, particularly around immigration enforcement under the Trump administration. His message was straightforward: represent the country, compete hard, and leave the politics behind. “You’re There to Play a Sport” Speaking during the Games, Vance acknowledged that…

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For many in Los Angeles, 7:45 a.m. means coffee in hand and traffic already building. On Monday, Feb. 9, that ordinary routine was interrupted in Winnetka, where a violent crash left two people injured and a Tesla engulfed in flames. The collision happened on West Nordhoff Street near Mason Avenue — a busy stretch in the west San Fernando Valley where commuters, delivery drivers, and parents on school runs often cross paths. What Happened According to the Los Angeles County Fire Department, the crash involved a Tesla and a truck. Authorities say the Tesla struck the truck and then slammed…

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Tumbler Ridge is the kind of place where people know one another by name. On Tuesday afternoon, that sense of familiarity was shattered. Shortly after 1 p.m. on February 10, reports of gunfire began coming from Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in northeastern British Columbia. By the end of the day, ten people were confirmed dead in what authorities are calling one of the deadliest mass shootings in Canada’s history. What Happened According to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), officers responded to the school as reports of an active shooter unfolded. Inside the building, six victims were found deceased. A…

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