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Movie Theater’s Across The Country Celebrate “National Cinema Day” With Cheap Tickets

August 31, 2022

All across the country, movie tickets are only going to cost $3 for National Cinema Day.

Protected: How To Make Travel Easier On Yourself And On Your Body

August 26, 2022

While you are on all your traveling adventures, it could take a toll on both you and your body. It’s important to take care of yourself to ensure that you have the best trip possible.

How To Help Your Pets And Wildlife Stay Cool During The Final Month Of Summer

August 17, 2022

Rising temperatures around the world are impacting pets and wildlife greatly this year. Pet owners are doing everything they can to keep their furry friends cool and safe for the remainder of the summer, but it’s important to think about the wildlife animals that are also enduring this heat.

How To Keep Safe And Hydrated During The Intense Heat Waves

July 23, 2022

With millions of Americans under heat advisories and temperatures not expected to cool off anytime soon, it's important to know how you and your family can continue your daily activities while maintaining safety and health.

How The “Stray” Video Game Is Bringing Benefits To Real Life Felines

August 5, 2022

A new feline-centered video game has not only made waves in the gaming community but has helped to contribute towards real-life rescue cats.

Pandemic Habits To Maintain Long Term To Prevent Getting Sick

June 29, 2022

After being in the Covid-19 pandemic for more than two years, experts are emphasizing the preventative measures that we should adopt long term in order to prevent contracting other viruses like the flu.

July 12, 2022

US Pools Closing Amid Nationwide Lifeguard Shortage

June 18, 2022

Addicted To Your Smartphone And Social Media? It Could End Up Being Harmful

June 8, 2022

Adopting A Healthier Lifestyle In Your 80s Can Add Years To Your Life

May 22, 2022

Could Greener Lifestyles Lead To Greater Happiness? Studies Suggest So

Pet Safe Flowers To Brighten Up Your Garden This Summer

May 4, 2022

For those of us with pets, it’s important to know which flowers are safe to have around the house in case our furry friends decide to do what animals do best and eat something they shouldn’t.

A New Skin Protectant Could Be A Gamechanger In The Fight To Prevent Skin Cancer | Janis Isabel Carreras

May 9, 2022

While the summer months bring plenty of fun outdoor experiences, the Sun can spoil a day — and a lifetime — thanks to skin damage that could lead to diseases like Melanoma. Dedicated to ensuring people are protected against those kinds of possibilities, Janis Isabel Carreras has created a new skin protectant that touts versatility and accessibility.

With Rising Prices, Here Are Some Ways To Save For Easter Activities

April 10, 2022

Last year, Americans spent over $21 billion on Easter, and with prices rising due to inflation and the Ukraine conflict, it's looking like 2022 will trump that number. However, you shouldn't fret: there are more than enough ways to save money while adding some creativity and fun to your planned Easter activities.

It’s Never Too Late To Believe In Yourself: One Woman’s Story Of Going From Retired Banker To MasterChef Winner

April 24, 2022

Irini Tzortzoglou was bored of retired life, so at the age of 60 she decided to enter the famous cooking competition MasterChef, which she ended up winning. Now, Tzortzoglou is living her best life as a chef, writer, and public speaker.

Alexa Chung Announces The Closing Of Her Fashion Label Due To ‘Challenging’ Conditions

March 27, 2022

Celebrity TV presenter and influencer Alexa Chung has announced that she is closing her fashion label of the same name after five years.

How Rotary Phone Toys Managed To Stay Relevant Throughout The Rise Of Smart Technology

March 8, 2022

Although we’re living in a new era of toys and technology, certain nostalgic items like the classic rotary phone have continued to sell and be played with worldwide. While actual rotary phones may no longer be in style, the toy is still holding its place in the market.

Small Pets Are At Risk Of Heatstroke As Temperatures Rise

February 20, 2022

Animals like rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, ferrets, chinchillas, and others need to be protected from extremely hot and humid environments.

Ways To Make Sure Your Super Bowl Party A Surefire Touchdown

February 5, 2022

The Super Bowl can be a fun time to have friends over and enjoy some competitive football. Of course, throwing a party can be stressful. From getting food and beverages to decorations, there's a lot of work to be done - and money can also rise up quickly without you even noticing. However, there are plenty of tips that you can follow in order to ensure everyone is not only safe and happy, but that you're able to throw down without your budget going through the roof.

Teaching Preschoolers Healthy Lifestyle Habits Can lower Risk For Heart Disease, Study Says

January 23, 2022

A new study published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology found that introducing healthy lifestyle habits to kids at a young age can lower their risk of developing heart disease later in life. Healthy lifestyle habits include staying active, eating five portions of fruits/vegetables, and reducing overall salt intake.

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U.S. homebuilder confidence in the housing market dropped to its lowest level since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. Experts believe the high inflation rate and rising borrowing costs are contributing to first-time homebuyers’ hesitancy to purchase new single-family homes.
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Ukraine found a mass burial site of 440 graves Thursday in a forest on the outskirts of Izium. Soldiers made the discovery after retaking control of the Kharkiv region five months after its Russian occupation.

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