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Twitter users younger, better educated than general public: survey
Pew researchers found that US Twitter users are younger, more likely to identify as Democrats, more highly educated and have higher incomes than US adults overall.
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Britain's Obama moment? What Harry & Meghan's baby says about race
The baby will be seventh-in-line to the throne and, it is believed, the first person of mixed race in such a senior position in the history of British royalty.
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Hollywood star for ‘Family-Guy’ creator Seth MacFarlane
The 20-year career of versatile entertainer Seth MacFarlane has been celebrated with the granting of a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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Jussie Smollett lawyers sued by alleged hoax accomplices
The Osundairo brothers charge that Jussie Smollett’s attorneys Mark Geragos and Tina Glandian falsely accused them of attacking Smollett, even after the investigation into the matter was over.
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Netflix spared as Academy keeps Oscars rule unchanged
Campaigners including Steven Spielberg have suggested that the films produced and released by streaming firms should not be eligible for the Oscars, and should instead be classified as TV content.
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Diddy's focus is on family after Kim Porter's death
Diddy previously praised his ex-girlfriend for doing a "great job" in raising their children and noted that their twin daughters are just like her.
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Jennifer Garner leads People magazine’s beautiful list
People said it chose the ‘Alias’ actress for balancing her career and charitable work with the raising of her three children with ex-husband Ben Affleck.
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Critics gush over the spectacle and story of ‘Avengers: Endgame’
As of Tuesday afternoon, all but one of 56 ‘Endgame’ reviews collected by the Rotten Tomatoes website were rated as positive.
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PowerBall results: Tuesday 23 April 2019
EWN brings you the winning Powerball results. Were you a winner?
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Berlin court rules yoga can count as vocational training
The state labour court for Berlin-Brandenburg has ruled a worker has the right to paid leave so they can attend a five-day adult education course.
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Rebel Wilson says she wants diverse acting roles
The 'Pitch Perfect' star would love to show more of her talent and is looking for different acting parts so she can show off her skills.
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Train Comedy: Entertaining Cape Town commuters
Lungelo Nqophiso and Lunga Silevu are two aspiring actors using comedy to brighten up the dreary commute.
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Hollywood celebrates the finale of the 'Avengers' movies
At a lavish premiere in Los Angeles, hundreds of industry VIPs, cast members, fans and media watched the first showing of 'Avengers: Endgame,' the three-hour action spectacle that has been held tightly under wraps.
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Facebook's flood of languages leave it struggling to monitor content
The language deficit complicates Facebook’s battle to rein in harmful content and the damage it can cause, including to the company itself.
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UK royals publish photos of Prince Louis to mark first birthday
Louis, who is fifth in line to the throne, has a five-year-old brother, Prince George, and three-year-old sister, Princess Charlotte.
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End of ‘Avengers’ movies cloaked in high-level Hollywood secrecy
The predecessor to ‘Endgame’ left audiences with an epic cliffhanger in which many of the superheroes appeared to turn to dust, and fans are anxious to see what’s next.
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Prince memoir to be released in October
Publisher Penguin Random House said the book would contain previously unseen photos, scrapbooks and lyric sheets, as well as the memoir Prince had started to write.
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EXPLAINER: How the world can gear up for the fight against cancer
Cancer is on the rise – but so is our knowledge of how to prevent and treat it.
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Pink will no longer post photos of kids online
The singer has pledged to stop sharing photos of her two children online when trolls slammed her and even threatened to report her to children's services.
