When Charles M. Schulz came up with the concept of Snoopy, he recalled the tragic loss of his mother as he was leaving to go ...

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Does your brain shut down, and your tongue become heavy when you need to start a conversation? Breaking the ice can sometimes seem like a Herculean task. However, revealing fun facts about yourself is ...

Kelly’s Angels, the non-profit founded by NewsChannel 13 anchor Mark Mulholland, has helped hundreds of families in the Capital Region affected by life-threatening illness over its fifteen years. On ...

All the noise beforehand was how ruthlessly cut-throat the qualification would be in the men’s 800 metres. In the World Championship event where raw speed meets sheer endurance, only the strongest ...

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Tatsuya Amano receives funding from the Australian Research Council Future Fellowship and Discovery Project. Despite growing calls for diversity, equity and inclusion in science, a new study reveals ...

The Northern Irishman pocketed a cool £100,000 in prize money for his victory. It came after Neil Robertson scooped £500,000 for his success at the Saudi Arabia Masters, putting him top of the ...

It serves as a visual history of Pulp, as told through photos, flyers, record covers, setlists, badges, posters, press clippings, merchandise and more, and comes with a foreword from frontman Jarvis ...

The English We Speak: Make a pig's ear of something 16 September 2025 3 minutes Available for over a year This expression is a different way to say 'I love that idea' or 'I completely agree'. Find a ...

The first people ever to speak to each other were Adam and Eve, around 6,000 BC. They were spending their third Christmas together — always a good excuse for conversation, dancing, and merriment. It ...