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Admission fees at Jersey Museum will be reinstated starting July 1, 2026. The era of complimentary access to the Jersey Museum is drawing to a close as the Government of Jersey opts to discontinue its funding. This decision follows a…
The live-in personal assistant to the late Friends star Matthew Perry has been sentenced to 41 months in federal prison, concluding a lengthy legal process that emerged following the actor’s death. Kenneth Iwamasa, 60, was found to have administered ketamine…
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Olivia Dean concluded BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend with a performance described as “magic” by the artist herself, captivating a massive audience with her soulful renditions of hits like “Dive” and “The Hardest Part.” The set was enhanced by a…
As travelers navigate the vibrant international hub of Gatwick Airport, a significant piece of aviation history rests nearby, largely unseen by the modern commuter. Just a short distance from the bustling terminals of today, Gatwick’s original circular Art Deco building,…