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The article explores the concept of associate kingship in medieval England, focusing on the short-lived experiment with co-kingship involving Henry II and his son, Henry III. The practice of crowning an heir during the monarch's lifetime to ensure a smooth succession was common in other European kingdoms but not in England. The young Henry's rebellions against his father, lack of royal symbols, and failure to establish a lasting legacy led to his eventual obscurity and loss of the title of Henry III. The article highlights the complexities of royal succession and the impact of familial conflicts on historical perceptions of kingship. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the Madison Club, an exclusive and luxurious country club located in California's Coachella Valley. The club is home to numerous celebrities, business executives, and billionaires, including Adele, Justin Bieber, Tim Cook, and Phil Knight. The Madison Club features custom mansions, world-class golf courses, and various amenities such as a day spa and "comfort stations" for golfers. The article also highlights some notable members of the club, including the Kardashian family, Lucian Grainge, Billy Walters, and Lori Loughlin. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the multifaceted career and evolving public image of William F. Buckley Jr., a prominent figure in conservative media and politics. It highlights his transition from a controversial enfant terrible in the 1950s to a cultural institution by the end of the 1960s, and his forays into various media platforms, including TV, radio, books, and even a mayoral run in New York City. Despite his changing influence over the years, Buckley's legacy as a conservative icon and multimedia pioneer offers valuable lessons for contemporary political actors and activists, emphasizing the importance of having fun, engaging with diverse audiences, and adapting to evolving cultural landscapes. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers information on Marisol Escobar, a Venezuelan American sculptor known for her transformative, expressive and elusive art. Topics discussed include the psychological impact of her mother's suicide on her work; the chameleon-like nature of her personality and art; the deep emotional themes within her works; and also mentions about her resistance to fame, focusing on her preference for independence and creative freedom.

The article discusses Kamala Harris's failed presidential campaign in the 2024 election, focusing on the lack of support from American women, especially young women. It highlights how Harris's messaging and campaign strategies, including celebrity endorsements and a pro-trans agenda, alienated many women voters. The article suggests that Democrats need to address women's legitimate concerns rather than relying on manufactured joy and fearmongering in future elections to win over female voters. [Extracted from the article]

This article features interviews with Fiona Bruce, Susanna Reid, Jenny Agutter, Christine Lampard, and Nadiya Hussain, who share their Christmas Day traditions. Fiona Bruce discusses her family's traditions of stockings, a family breakfast, a walk with their dog, and playing games after lunch. Susanna Reid talks about her Christmas preparations, hosting Christmas Day for her family, and her experience learning to cook Christmas dinner from Gordon Ramsay. Jenny Agutter shares her memories of Christmas growing up and her family's Swedish Christmas traditions. Christine Lampard discusses her excitement for Christmas, decorating, cooking Christmas dinner, and last-minute present shopping. Nadiya Hussain reflects on her experience of having a Christmas Day birthday and her husband's efforts to make it special for her. The article features several individuals discussing their personal experiences and traditions surrounding Christmas. They share their excitement for the holiday, memories from their childhood, and how they celebrate with their families. The individuals express their love for Christmas music, decorating the tree, dressing up, preparing and enjoying a festive meal, exchanging gifts, playing games, and spending time with loved ones. Each person has their own unique perspective and traditions, but they all share a sense of joy and appreciation for the holiday season. [Extracted from the article]

"The Grammar of Angels: A Search for the Magical Powers of Language" by Edward Wilson-Lee delves into the life of Giovanni Pico della Mirandola, a philosophical prodigy of the Italian Renaissance. Pico's philosophical inquiries challenged the notion of individual identity and sought to unify all philosophical knowledge into one universal whole. Wilson-Lee explores Pico's fascination with angels and language, highlighting the broader context of Pico's interest in universal experiences shared across different cultures and traditions. The book also reflects on the relevance of Pico's ideas in today's world, questioning the balance between individualism and communal identity in addressing modern challenges like the Covid pandemic and climate change." [Extracted from the article]

Jennifer Aniston's annual Friendsgiving dinner is a star-studded event, with guests like Courteney Cox and Sandra Bullock making appearances. Previous gatherings have included Aniston's ex-husband Justin Theroux and her Horrible Bosses costar Jason Bateman. Aniston's Friendsgiving is a highly coveted invitation, with attendees like Jimmy Kimmel expressing interest in the event. The event is a celebrity holiday party of the year, as documented on Aniston's Instagram Stories. [Extracted from the article]

Spiderman actor Andrew Garfield spoke to Elmo about grief on Sesame Street. Their chat was a great model for communicating about grief and loss. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article discusses the composition by David Lang titled "Composition as Explanation," which is based on Gertrude Stein's lecture of the same name. Lang's piece was performed by Eighth Blackbird and involves a unique blend of music and spoken word. The article also touches on the harpsichord suites by Gaspard Le Roux, performed by William Christie, and the contemporary work "OceanRiverLake" by Arthur Levering. The performances are highly praised for their excellence and innovation in blending different artistic elements. [Extracted from the article]

Takashi Taniguchi and Kenji Watanabe are the unsung heroes of a two-dimensional materials revolution. Anna Demming asks them about their unusual path to fame as the world's best crystal growers [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article profiles hip-hop musician Megan Pete, popularly known as Megan Thee Stallion. It discusses the magazine's estimates of her net profit in 2022, her rise to fame as a musician, her musical style and her endorsement deals, her personal and career backgrounds, and her struggles in life and her involvement in controversies.

The article focuses on the excitement of the 33rd Annual Cruisin' Ocean City event in Maryland, celebrating Chevy muscle cars amidst a backdrop of sun, surf, and nostalgia. Topics include the gathering of over 3,000 high-performance cars, the vibrant atmosphere of the seaside community, and highlights such as celebrity appearances and dynamic car showcases that make this event a must-attend for enthusiasts.

This article from Sports Illustrated highlights several famous athletes who have been featured in the magazine's "Faces in the Crowd" section and have gone on to achieve great success in their respective sports. The athletes mentioned include Christian McCaffrey, a star NFL running back; Sabrina Ionescu, a WNBA player with impressive college basketball records; Bryson DeChambeau, a successful golfer; Alex Bregman, a MLB player with notable achievements; Katie Ledecky, a decorated swimmer; and Russell Wilson, an accomplished NFL quarterback. The article provides brief information about each athlete's accomplishments and their appearances in Sports Illustrated. [Extracted from the article]

Purpose: The purpose of this study is to use the grounded theory to summarize the types of celebrity persona and to construct a theoretical model for celebrity persona on consumer purchase intention. Based on the study results, it provides better suggestions for merchants and live streamers and is an expansion of previous research on live-streaming e-commerce. Design/methodology/approach: The grounded theory is recognized as the most scientific qualitative research method and is the ideal explorative method for generating theory. First, the participants were interviewed, and interview data were collected. Then the interview data were organized and analyzed. Finally, this paper summarizes the types of celebrity persona and constructes a theoretical model framework of celebrity persona on consumers' purchase intention. Findings: The results show that the celebrity live streamer persona can be divided into two types: personalized persona and professional persona. Through emotional attachment, the celebrity's persona affects the consumer's purchase intentions. As well as, product type plays a moderating role between celebrity persona and consumer purchase intentions. Originality/value: The contribution of this research is to start from the celebrity persona, link the celebrity persona with the consumer purchase intentions and expand the research scope of the celebrity persona. It opens the "black box" of the heterogeneity of celebrity live streamers' characteristics on consumer purchase intentions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article delves into the viral success of Jackie Gonzalez, known as Jackie G, a deaf social media personality who specializes in lip-reading celebrity interactions captured in paparazzi footage. It highlights how Gonzalez, through her "deaf girl lip reads" posts, provides audiences with what she claims to be revealing celebrity conversations, often about mundane topics like hair color or food choices.

Maggie Smith, a renowned actress who passed away at the age of 89, had a distinguished career on stage and screen. Known for her roles in films like "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie" and "California Suite," Smith's later roles in popular franchises like Harry Potter and Downton Abbey brought her even greater fame. Her ability to portray characters with a mix of frosty charisma and comedic charm endeared her to audiences, showcasing her versatility and talent throughout her career. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses poet Ingeborg Bachmann's rise to fame after a powerful reading of her poems at a gathering of writers in 1952, despite initial nervousness. Her captivating presence and intelligence drew attention, leading to subsequent acclaim and the publication of her first book, as the enduring appeal of her poetry prompts reflection on what made it successful.

The article reviews the performance of "The Star-Spangled Banner" at American sports events, highlighting its transition from a 1918 World Series novelty in Chicago to a commercial spectacle, performer challenges, and a proposed re-evaluation.

The article focuses on Irish writer Samuel Beckett's approach to holidays, exploring his tendency to hide from fame and the pressures of being a celebrated writer. Topics include Beckett's travel habits, particularly to North Africa; his reaction to receiving the Nobel Prize in 1969; his discomfort with public attention during his vacation; and his attempts to escape from the demands of writing and fame, while still remaining closely connected to his work during his time away.

This article from People magazine provides a brief update on various celebrities and their recent activities. It mentions the reunion of the cast of "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants" at a Barbie screening, Wynonna Judd and her husband serving as grand marshals of a Christmas parade, Salma Hayek celebrating the holidays with her pets, Shaun White and Nina Dobrev participating in a snow polo championship, Ally Brooke's engagement, Tiger Woods' family involvement in a golf event, Billy Joel performing with his daughters, Casey Murphy's wedding, and a fashion section on jewel-toned velvet. The article provides a snapshot of recent events in the lives of these celebrities. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on Halper's Books, a beloved bookstore in South Tel Aviv, and its owner Yosef Halper as they navigate the post-October 7 world. Topics include the bookstore's diverse clientele, celebrity visitors, Halper's transition to a celebrity author with his book "The Bibliomaniacs," and the store's resilience in the face of challenges, including the recent conflict in the region.

Denman, a legendary racehorse, was known for his powerful and relentless style of racing. He gained fame for defeating his rival, Kauto Star, in the 2008 Cheltenham Gold Cup. Denman's career was marked by impressive victories, including multiple wins in the Hennessy Gold Cup. However, his success was hindered by health issues, including a heart problem. Despite these setbacks, Denman's legacy as a formidable and beloved racehorse endures. [Extracted from the article]

This document is a collection of short news snippets from the journal People. It includes information about various celebrities and events. Macaulay Culkin received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and his fiancée and children joined him at the ceremony. Tyne Daly and Sharon Gless, former co-stars from Cagney & Lacey, reunited at a documentary premiere. Sylvester Stallone spoke at Philadelphia's inaugural Rocky Day. George Clooney protected his wife from the rain at a movie premiere in London. The Kennedy Center Honors recognized several stars. Jennifer Garner attended the premiere of a Netflix holiday movie. Eva Longoria and America Ferrera attended the WIF Honors. The document also includes information about the Academy Museum Gala and various celebrities attending events. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Woman's Day (Australia Edition) features various celebrity sightings and events. It includes photos and brief descriptions of celebrities such as Alyson Hannigan, Ben Affleck, Justin Bieber, Toni Collette, Nicholas Hoult, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Princess Kate, Novak Djokovic, Catriona Rowntree, Brooke Shields, Latto, Christina Aguilera, Rege-Jean Page, and Rita Ora. The article also mentions a humorous incident involving wind affecting celebrity photo shoots. [Extracted from the article]

This article from GQ: Gentlemen's Quarterly provides twelve facts about comedian Tim Robinson. It highlights his rise to fame, his love for skateboarding and sports, his claustrophobia, his favorite movie, his time on Saturday Night Live, his emotional nature, his love for dogs, his beliefs about ghosts and aliens, his vegetarianism, and his drink of choice. The article presents these facts in a lighthearted and humorous manner, giving readers a glimpse into Tim Robinson's personal life and interests. [Extracted from the article]

LONGi Green Energy Technology Co., Ltd., a global leader in the green energy sector, has unveiled an enhanced strategy vision to expand its presence in the Central Asian market. The company aims to achieve this through expanding its distribution network, establishing local partnerships, and introducing innovative products tailored to the region's needs. LONGi is recognized globally for its high-quality solar products, which have gained acclaim in Asian, Western, and Australian markets. The company maintains its competitiveness through high product efficiency and offers training and educational programs to support the local workforce. LONGi also contributes to environmental sustainability through the promotion of renewable energy sources and engages in corporate social responsibility initiatives focused on funding education, healthcare, and environmental projects in the communities it serves. [Extracted from the article]

The article from Woman's Own discusses the uncertain future of the long-running show Loose Women, which has been on air for 25 years. Viewers have expressed dissatisfaction with the newer, younger panellists and the topics being discussed on the show. Criticisms include the lack of compelling content, outdated conversations, and double standards in the treatment of male and female guests. The show's declining ratings have led to discussions among ITV bosses about its future, with viewers questioning if it still resonates with audiences. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses Gottlieb Muffat's Componimenti musicali per il cembalo, highlighting his life and career in Vienna. It explores the influence of Mozart's operatic style on his symphony and compares different recordings of Muffat's works by Roberto Loreggian and Alexandra Nepomnyashchaya. Additionally, it delves into Gráinne Mulvey's orchestral piece Diffractions, inspired by physics and light, and her compositions like Interference Patterns and LUCA. The article provides insights into the musical styles, interpretations, and performances of these classical works, offering recommendations for further exploration. [Extracted from the article]

In June 2008, Grand Theft Auto IV received universal acclaim, with high scores from various gaming magazines. Other notable releases included Okami on the Wii, Soul Bubbles on the DS, Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII on the PSP, Echochrome on the PSP, and Trials 2: Second Edition on PC. Each game received varying reviews, highlighting their unique gameplay experiences and strengths. Overall, the gaming landscape in June 2008 was dominated by the release of Grand Theft Auto IV on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. [Extracted from the article]

The document titled "THE COLGEMS COLLECTION: THE OTHER SONGS" provides a comprehensive overview of the music released by Colgems Records, a label created in 1966 by Screen Gems and RCA Victor. The collection features a diverse range of artists and genres, including symphonic works, modernist composers, jazz, pop, and croon from the 1960s. The document highlights lesser-known bands like the Lewis & Clarke Expedition and the Fountain Of Youth, as well as well-known artists like Hoyt Axton. The collection sheds light on the variety of music released by Colgems beyond its association with the Monkees. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the rise and fall of Hillsong Church and the subsequent emergence of similar celebrity-focused megachurches. Topics include Hillsong's initial success and celebrity appeal, the scandals leading to its decline, and the rise of new megachurches adopting similar strategies to attract high-profile congregants and maintain popularity in a changing religious landscape.

Margot Robbie recently attended a Q&A screening of the Barbie movie, wearing pale-pink feathered pajamas and doll-like Manolo Blahnik heels. She also discussed Barbie at a panel discussion, dressed in a cherry-printed shirt and turned-up jeans from Bottega Veneta. Despite this, Robbie has been seen wearing more sensible hues of brown in other recent appearances. It seems that celebrities, like brands, are now taking ownership of specific colors. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the current trend of honey blonde hair for the year 2024. It mentions that warm golden tones, specifically honey blonde hair, are becoming more popular and are predicted to continue to be in style throughout the spring. Celebrities like Kim Kardashian, Rihanna, and Keke Palmer have all recently debuted honey blonde hair. The article describes honey blonde as a low-maintenance approach to being a blonde, with depth in the hair achieved through lowlights and strategic placement of lighter blonde shades. The shade is suitable for natural blondes, those with highlights or balayage, and light brunettes. The article also provides tips for maintaining and styling honey blonde hair. [Extracted from the article]

This article provides a comprehensive list of celebrity breakups that have occurred in 2023. It highlights notable splits such as Taylor Swift and Joe Alwyn, Billy Porter and Adam Smith, and Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner. The article includes information about the reasons for the breakups and any relevant details about the couples' relationships. It also emphasizes that the information is subject to change as new splits are announced. [Extracted from the article]

Clockwise from above: Papa Salt founders Margot Robbie, Josey McNamara, Regan Riskas Maas, Charlie Maas and Tom Ackerley. Features It's the indie release we weren't predicting from Margot Robbie. The process stepped up with the help of Maas's distillery-owning family who sent compound gins and botanicals for the friends to mix up in the Ackerley/Robbie backyard, "like a little science experiment", says Robbie. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on Mark Kerrigan, the managing director of Celebrity Service, an online database used by magazines to find contact details for celebrities. Topics include Kerrigan's history with Celebrity Service, the challenges of keeping up with an ever-expanding list of celebrities, and some unusual requests and encounters he has had in his career.

The article focuses on the enduring influence of Jimi Hendrix on contemporary guitarists, such as Melanie Faye, who gained internet fame with a viral video showcasing her Hendrix-inspired skills. Topics include Hendrix's groundbreaking contributions to music, the evolution of his guitar style rooted in rhythm and blues, and how modern guitarists interpret and incorporate Hendrix's techniques into their own work, shaping diverse genres like Rhythm and Blues music (R&B) and hip-hop.

Moreover, the author was apparently sharing quotes from sources so obscure that for a long time no other author bothered to read them - until an Indian professor did, proving their contents were completely different from what the French scholar had claimed. It took decades of revolutionary changes to challenge the claims made about India by certain Western authors in the colonial era. In recent weeks, the Polish celebrity gossip shop was rattled by news that a young star turned out to have completely made up a part of her career. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Woman's Day (Australia Edition) provides a glimpse into how various celebrities celebrate Christmas. The Duchess of York, Queen Camilla, and King Charles have a different kind of celebration due to their royal status, but they still enjoy Christmas traditions. David Burtka, Neil Patrick Harris, and their children manage to handle animals and kids during the festive season. David Beckham embraces the holiday spirit with a Santa hat, while supermodels Christy Turlington, Cindy Crawford, Helena Christensen, and Victoria Beckham strike poses during a pre-Christmas gathering. Other celebrities mentioned include Michael Buble, Kaley Cuoco, Robert Herjavec, Mariah Carey, Kate Ritchie, Jared Leto, and Edwina Bartholomew. [Extracted from the article]

Mark, Cathy, Jono, and Victoria, known as the "bogan royalty" from the TV show Travel Guides, have a diverse European heritage and used to run a popular German restaurant called Oma's Kitchen. The restaurant had to close down due to their newfound fame and busy travel schedule. They now travel six months of the year and are about to embark on their 61st free holiday. Despite their hectic schedules, Christmas remains important to them, and they enjoy preparing a large feast together. They dream of experiencing a white Christmas in Germany and returning to Finland to visit Santa Claus. The family values spending Christmas together above all else. [Extracted from the article]

This article discusses the recent downfall of television presenter Phillip Schofield and the potential revenge being sought by his former friend Holly Willoughby and rival Eamonn Holmes. Schofield's show, Cast Away, received lower ratings than expected, leading to criticism from fans. Holmes has publicly criticized Schofield, while Willoughby has remained silent but is said to be upset by his actions. The article suggests that both Willoughby and Holmes may take pleasure in Schofield's downfall and may seek revenge in the future. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses how artificial intelligence (AI) is being used to keep the legacies of deceased celebrities alive. AI voice-cloning startup ElevenLabs has signed deals with the estates of James Dean, Judy Garland, Laurence Olivier, and Burt Reynolds, allowing their voices to be used in various applications, such as narrating books and articles. The article also explores how AI is being used to create digital versions of deceased celebrities for movies and shows. While some see the potential for AI to generate income for celebrities' estates, others are skeptical and believe that AI can never replace the emotional connection and artistry of human performers. [Extracted from the article]

"The True Tale Of Mista Bone" is an autobiography written by KL Doty, chronicling the life of former Great White singer Jack Russell. The book delves into Russell's experiences as an 80s rock'n'roller, highlighting both the highs and lows of his career. Doty's vivid and engaging writing style brings Russell's memories to life, offering readers a candid and truthful account of fame, addiction, and personal tragedies. The autobiography also touches on Russell's recent diagnosis with Lewy body dementia, adding an additional layer of poignancy to his story. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Woman's Day (Australia Edition) provides a snapshot of various celebrities and their recent activities. Emily Blunt, who is a stutterer, proudly hosted the American Institute for Stuttering Gala with her husband John Krasinski. Nick Jonas celebrated his 32nd birthday with his wife Priyanka Chopra and their daughter Malti, and also performed with his band, the Jonas Brothers, in London. Ronan Keating, his wife Storm, and their children enjoyed a family vacation in Ibiza. Halle Berry visited the SiriusXM studios in New York as part of the promotional tour for her new movie. Demi Moore had her daughters Scout, Tallulah, and Rumer Willis supporting her at the LA premiere of her comeback film. [Extracted from the article]