Mother describes changing eating habits after feeding toddler leftovers
A mother in an unnamed household details how her breakfast routine shifted to include her daughter's food over several weeks.
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Vika and Linda Bull reflect on their contrasting personalities and four decades as a vocal duo
Australian Tongan sisters Vika and Linda Bull discussed their differing musical tastes and personal styles during an interview on Take 5 with Zan Rowe.
Israeli actress Noa Cohen discusses filming drama about October 7 attacks
Israeli actress Noa Cohen spoke at the Toronto Film Festival in mid-September about her experience during the October 7 Hamas attacks and her role in a new drama.
Catherine Hardwicke to direct female-led western American River
Catherine Hardwicke has been tapped to direct the female-led western American River for Bronte Studios with filming set to begin in Australia during the second quarter of 2027.
Miku Martineau discusses rowing training and sports background for Crew Girl
Actress Miku Martineau spoke about her preparation for the Netflix series Crew Girl during an interview at New York Fashion Week.
Travis Head defends squad against former players criticism ahead of South Africa Test
Australia opener Travis Head responded to former cricketers criticizing the current team on Wednesday in Durban before Friday's first Test against South Africa.
Jon Rahm quits LIV Golf over unacceptable terms for relaunch
Jon Rahm will leave LIV Golf after his lawyer told a bankruptcy court hearing in New Jersey that the proposed terms for the league's relaunch are unacceptable.
Republicans and Democrats unite against pharmacy benefit managers in Tennessee and Arkansas
Lawmakers from both major parties are targeting pharmacy benefit managers as a shared healthcare issue while states like Tennessee and Arkansas move to regulate them.
WHO asks Russia for details on plague lab worker death
The World Health Organization is requesting more information regarding the death of a female employee at a Russian plague research facility.
Optogenetics trial restores some vision for retinitis pigmentosa patients in small study
A new study published Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine reports that optogenetics restored partial vision to patients with retinitis pigmentosa.