Sarah Jessica Parker is bidding farewell to Carrie Bradshaw, the iconic television character she’s played for 27 years across six seasons of HBO’s “Sex and the City,” three seasons of HBO Max’s “And Just Like That” and two feature films. “And Just Like That” showrunner Michael Patrick King announced the “Sex and the City” franchise is ending with “And Just …
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And Just Like That… is ending its run after three seasons on HBO Max, and Sarah Jessica Parker is closing the chapter with an emotional post. After news broke that the Sex and the City spinoff was coming to an end, Parker took to social media to say goodbye to Carrie Bradshaw. “Carrie Bradshaw has dominated my professional heartbeat for …
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Let’s be real: aging is inevitable—but looking and feeling vibrant as the years roll by? That’s something we can influence. We all know someone who seems to defy the rules of time. Maybe it’s your friend’s mom who looks like their older sister. Or that skincare YouTuber who’s pushing 50 but could easily pass for 30. While genetics certainly play …
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Alex McIntyre BBC News, West Midlands Getty Images Ozzy Osbourne’s funeral cortege will make its way through his home city of Birmingham Eight days after his death, Ozzy Osbourne will make his final journey through his home city of Birmingham as fans, friends and family say goodbye. The Black Sabbath singer’s body will be taken in a hearse through the …
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While the vast majority of Samsung Galaxy device owners don’t tinker with the software on their phones, there’s a community of Android enthusiasts that love rooting devices, unlocking the bootloader to run custom ROMs and kernels. That has so far been possible on Samsung devices outside the United States. However, new evidence has surfaced that reveals One UI 8 has …
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Environmental awareness grows daily as we discover the impact of our everyday choices. One household item now under scrutiny is toilet paper – a product many consider essential but which creates significant ecological problems. The future is bringing sustainable alternatives that promise to revolutionize personal hygiene while protecting our planet. This shift represents one of many examples of artificial changes in …
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Last Tuesday, I watched my 84-year-old abuela teach my nephew how to play chess—every move calculated, every strategy passed down through generations of sharp minds. Her cognition was as precise as her opening gambit. But just down the street, my neighbor struggles to remember his grandchildren’s names at 78. The difference? The habits they’ve cultivated over a lifetime. While genetics …
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