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Hayley Williams Urges Fans to Vote in November at Concert
Hayley Williams closed her October 10 show by urging fans to care for one another and vote in November, without endorsing candidates.
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Zac Posen and Harrison Ball Revive an 1850s Captain’s Cottage on Telegraph Hill
The designer and his husband restore a ramshackle San Francisco cottage, bringing new life to a historic home perched on Telegraph Hill.
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Robert Pattinson Attends Primetime Premiere at BFI London Film Festival
Robert Pattinson attended the London Film Festival screening of Primetime, Lance Oppenheim’s drama about To Catch a Predator host Chris Hansen.
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Nina Dobrev, Paul Wesley and Jalen Brunson Attend Harry Styles’ MSG Concert
Nina Dobrev, Paul Wesley and Knicks star Jalen Brunson attended Harry Styles’ Madison Square Garden concert with Brunson’s wife, Ali Marks.
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Anya Taylor-Joy Shares “Lady Killer” Look Styled by Law Roach
Anya Taylor-Joy posted a fashion look titled “Lady Killer” on Instagram in October 2026, styled by celebrity image architect Law Roach.
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Mikey Madison Says Aaron Sorkin Told Her Not to Imitate Frances Haugen
Madison says Sorkin encouraged her to play the whistleblower as a character, rather than focus on physically resembling the real Frances Haugen.
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Pope Leo XIV to Undergo Surgery After Early-Stage Lung Nodule Is Found
Doctors found a small, well-localized lung nodule during medical examinations and recommended surgery to remove it, the pope announced Sunday.
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Pope Says Doctors Found a Small Lung Nodule, Recommend Surgery
Doctors discovered a small, well-localized lung nodule during medical examinations and recommended surgery to remove it, the pope announced Sunday.
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What Kind of Creature Needs Teeth as Long as a Steak Knife?
The Kronosaurus, an ancient marine reptile, possessed twelve-inch teeth used to slash prey, making it one of the most fearsome predators of the Cretaceous seas.
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Two to Three Years: The Anti-Aging Signal in GLP-1 Drugs
Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly report that GLP-1 drugs may slow biological aging by two to three years on molecular clocks, though experts urge caution about longevity claims.
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A Summer of Living Hell: How LA Lost Its Outdoors
Los Angeles is enduring its worst mosquito season in years, driven by heat and humidity, with West Nile virus cases at a decade high and invasive Aedes mosquitoes active day and night.
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The Nightjar’s Wing: A Compromise Written in Air
A wind tunnel study reveals the European nightjar’s wings are a compromise between hovering for hunting and efficient cruising for migration, with an unexpected thrust-generating upstroke.
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A Meal Ten Times Its Size, Caught on Camera
Scientists filmed a rare black swallower fish at 1,259 meters depth carrying a meal so large its skin stretched transparent, revealing internal organs.
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How Does a Quarter-Kilogram Bird Outshout a Chainsaw?
Scientists have measured the white bellbird's mating call at 125.4 decibels—louder than a chainsaw—and traced how its anatomy and behavior produce such extreme volume.
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The Dire Wolf That Isn't, and the Mammoth That Might Be
Colossal Biosciences is using AI and gene editing to create animals resembling extinct dire wolves and woolly mammoths, though critics question how authentic these creatures will be.
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The Cold World That Has Weather Like Ours
Astronomers using JWST have detected variable water clouds on WISE 0855, a cold brown dwarf 7.5 light-years away, revealing Earth-like weather processes on another world.
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What If an Animal Could Hear with Its Entire Body?
New research reveals squid are covered in hair cells that sense water movement, with bundle lengths varying by body region—a pattern similar to human hearing and a potential model for studying deafness.
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The Supernova That Left a Necklace of Gas
New Gemini North images reveal that supernova remnant Pa 30, linked to a 1181 event, contains chains of pearl-like gas knots around a surviving “zombie star”—the only known Type Iax remnant in the Milky Way.
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The Orionids: Halley’s Debris, October’s Fire
The Orionid meteor shower peaks October 21–22, 2026, offering 10–20 meteors per hour from Halley’s Comet debris, best viewed after moonset in the early morning hours.
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What Four Astronauts Saw, Now Yours to Explore
NASA released over 800GB of Artemis II lunar data—11,000 images, 8.5 hours of audio, and crew notes—the first human-captured planetary dataset in over 50 years.
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The Lake That Has Never Known the Sky
Lake Vostok, buried four kilometers beneath Antarctic ice for 15 million years, may harbor unique microbial life and serves as an analog for subsurface oceans on Europa and Enceladus.
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Webb Found the Needle; Roman Will Find the Haystack
The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope differs from James Webb by capturing a field of view 100 times larger, designed for wide surveys that complement Webb’s deep, detailed observations.
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The Reaction That May Have Started Everything
Nobel laureates Henri Kagan and Kenso Soai discovered a chemical reaction that amplifies tiny molecular imbalances, potentially explaining why life on Earth uses only one mirror-image form.
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The Long Way Home: Four Astronauts Return
Four astronauts returned to Earth after an eight-month mission aboard the International Space Station, splashing down off California after replacing an ailing crew and completing spacewalks and research.
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