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Poker Face star Natasha Lyonne is turning her recent relapse after decades of sobriety into a message of hope for others struggling with addiction. Her raw honesty about recovery's lifelong challenges is reaching thousands who need to hear they're not alone.
A local runner from Consett completed the Tokyo Marathon and raised £1,500 for Street Child, a charity helping vulnerable children access education. With support from Specsavers Consett and her community, Natasha Pollock is now pushing toward her £4,000 goal.
A self-described introvert who didn't feel seen in school just won a statewide leadership scholarship. Natasha Moore proved you don't need to be bubbly to make a difference.
Natasha Littler will run her seventh marathon this Sunday, but this one carries special meaning as she honors her father who died by suicide nearly 30 years ago. She's raised $2,500 for Beyond Blue and is teaching her three sons that mental health matters.
A Consett runner completed the Tokyo Marathon to support vulnerable children worldwide, and she's halfway to her £4,000 fundraising goal. Her community is rallying to help push the campaign across the finish line.
Two beluga whales at the New York Aquarium passed the mirror test, joining an exclusive group of animals who recognize their own reflections. The discovery, filmed in 2001 but just published, challenges what we thought we knew about animal consciousness.
A Franklin boy who lost his eye to cancer at age 2 is now competing for $20,000 in a nationwide art contest. His creative journey helped him heal from years of medical trauma.
Two beluga whales at a New York aquarium recognized themselves in mirrors, joining an exclusive group of self-aware species. The discovery adds belugas to a list that includes only great apes, dolphins, elephants, and a few other remarkable animals.
After two decades abroad, one of the world's greatest Mexican art collections is back home in Mexico City for the first time since 2004. Masterpieces by Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, and other legends are now on display through May. ##
Elliott Hendrix lost his eye to cancer at age 2, then spent years struggling with medical trauma. Now he's one of eight finalists in a nationwide art competition, and his creativity has changed everything.
Australian soccer stars Caitlin Foord and Sam Kerr delivered brilliant performances this weekend, with Foord helping Arsenal secure a Champions League semi-final lead and Kerr becoming Chelsea's joint top scorer. The Matildas' stars are proving their world-class talent on European soccer's biggest stages.
A first-year athlete from Chile just shattered Yale's javelin record that stood for a quarter century. Constanza Acevedo launched herself into the history books and earned Ivy League Athlete of the Week honors in the process.
Seven years after losing his eye to a rare cancer, Elliot Hendrix is finding his voice through art and competing nationally. The Franklin boy's journey proves healing comes in many forms.
Casey Alexander volunteers as president of Waiuku Theatre Group while coaching multiple netball teams in her New Zealand community. Her work has welcomed countless children and families into the arts and sports.
A historical romance set in 1930s Taiwan has become the first Mandarin Chinese novel to win the International Booker Prize. Author Yáng Shuāng-zǐ and translator Lin King share the prestigious award for their captivating story about language, power, and colonial history.
A 16-year-old girl in Nigeria independently fundraised and built a fully equipped orphanage home for vulnerable children. Her project transformed lives and shows how young people can create real change when driven by compassion.
World Cup-winning captain Zoe Stratford announced she's expecting her first child in September, seven months after leading England's Red Roses to victory on home soil. The 29-year-old joins two other England teammates celebrating pregnancy news this year.
Abbie Donnelly made history in Birmingham, becoming the first British woman to win an individual marathon medal at the European Championships. Her bronze helped Great Britain secure team gold in a race that had fans roaring her name through the city streets.
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Johannesburg lost one of its most vibrant cultural forces when Maria McCloy, a pioneer who helped define South African pop culture, died at 50. Her three-decade legacy connected thousands of artists and shaped how the world experienced music from a young democracy.
Henkel South Africa brought its global STEM program back for a second year, giving 35 young learners from Children of Promise a day of hands-on experiments from baking soda volcanoes to slime-making. The initiative has now reached 115,000 children worldwide and aims to become an annual tradition in South Africa.
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