practical magic

Sequels Can Be Healing: How ‘Practical Magic 2’ Gave Sandra Bullock And Nicole Kidman A Magical Experience 

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Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman have returned to the big screen together as the witchy Owen sisters in the sequel to their cult classic, “Practical Magic.” During their press run, the two powerhouse actors exuded so much love for each other and the connection they made 28-years-ago.

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Dolly Parton’s Legacy Will Remain Alive In Dollywood, Park President Guarantees 

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This week, the world lost musical legend and cultural icon Dolly Parton. As the world mourns this great loss, the president of Dollywood is reassuring everyone that loved Parton that her legacy will remain alive and well within the park.

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‘It’s About More Than Just Baby Teeth!’ One Man’s Mission To Combat Dental Disease In Early Childhood। Dr. Leonard B. Smith

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Dr. Leonard B. Smith is a pediatric dentist who’s dedicated a large part of his career to educating the world’s caregivers about the importance of taking preventative measures to avoid Early Childhood Caries of Dental Decay, a silent epidemic that can lead to major health problems in the child’s development.

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Quenlin Blackwell On Creating Her Internet Empire And Remaining Authentic 

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If you’ve been a frequent internet/social media user within the past decade, you know who Quenlin Blackwell is. Initially rising to fame a decade ago as a teenager while living in Texas on Vine, Blackwell has been extremely intentional with how she’s grown and changed along with the internet.

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Barack Obama’s Presidential Museum To Officially Open On Juneteenth 

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Former President Barack Obama’s legacy and impact on America is now cemented in the Obama Presidential Center, a new presidential museum opening to the general public on Juneteenth in Chicago’s South Side.

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Joan Gillman

Maintaining Childlike Curiosity To Be A Lifelong Learner | Joan Gillman 

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Joan Gillman is an established educator who epitomizes this idea. As someone who’s been in her field for over four decades, every year, she prioritizes maintaining a sense of natural curiosity and wonder when it comes to teaching her curriculum. Gillman knows that kids deserve the opportunity to be engaged and have fun when they’re in school so that when they get older, they can hold on to that passion to become the best they can be in whatever they decide to do.

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Ultra-Processed Foods May Increase Risk of Precancerous Polyps in Younger Women, Large Study Suggests

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A major new study has found that women under 50 who eat higher amounts of ultra-processed foods are more likely to develop precancerous growths in the colon, adding a significant new clue to the mystery of why colorectal cancer has been rising so sharply in younger adults.

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When You Think About Exercise, It’s Important To ‘Act Your Age’ 

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Getting exercise and having a proper diet are the biggest keys to maintaining a healthy lifestyle. As we grow older, however, our bodies grow and change, and thus our diets and the ways in which we move our bodies, also need to be adjusted.

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Even Light Drinking May Raise Dementia Risk, Landmark Study Finds

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For years, the public has heard that a glass of wine a day may offer some health benefits. But a sweeping new study suggests that even modest drinking could quietly erode cognitive health over time, adding weight to growing evidence that there may be no truly safe amount of alcohol when it comes to dementia.

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Colon Cancer Rates Have Doubled In Younger People, And It Could Be Because Of Gut Bacteria 

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Healthcare professionals have been uncertain as to why colon cancer cases have doubled in people under 55 within the past two decades. Now, a new study is giving some answers, and the answer has to do with damage caused by gut bacteria.

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