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Ne Zha 2 opened in the United States on Friday as a limited release, but the film has already made history with its collection at the box office in China. It is the highest-grossing film of all ...

The directions on my bag of ice melt say to sprinkle it onto the surface area to be treated. But is that before or after the snow falls? "Most of the time on ice melt, they tell you to wait till ...

4. Original Reddi-Wip It's so good. The cream is light, fluffy, and perfectly sweet. I could eat this out of a bowl with a spoon. I wasn't sure I even wanted to try it with the strawberry.

Online users are claiming the European Union has allowed dangerous insect-based foods onto the market, after a product containing UV-treated yellow mealworm was green-lit earlier this month.

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Red Cow at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. (Metropolitan Airports Commission) Flying in or out of the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport and looking to grab a bite? Here’s a ...

Cutting around and below mould spots on firm veg such as root veg and cabbages should make them safe to eat. Their low moisture content and often higher acid levels makes it harder for the mould ...

This film tells the story of the college players who defeated the 1992 U.S. men’s basketball team, filled with N.B.A. All-Stars, during a scrimmage before the Olympics. By Alissa Wilkinson This ...

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It might sound a little out of the ordinary, but this week’s Let’s Eat features a Laurentian University psychology professor who has been shortlisted for an international cookbook award.