Ian Guerin “Irreplaceable” R&B rising recording superstar Ian Guerin is becoming the talk of the music industry with his latest music “Irreplaceable.” Ian Guerin himself is “Irreplaceable.” Hailing from Mexico the dreamy, teen idol Guerin processes a velvet, emotional and soulful voice. He has talent and a unique enchantment. His lead single “Free Time” was
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Adventure Mind is a ground-breaking new conference whose aim is to promote the positive mental health benefits of adventurous activity. Adventure Mind is the brainchild of Belinda Kirk, founder of Explorers Connect, and brought together some of the world’s leading researchers, policymakers, practitioners and therapists in the field of mental health to share best practices
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Crate Digging is a recurring feature in which we take a deep dive into a genre and turn up several albums all music fans should know about. We revisit this week as Dashboard Confessional celebrate the 20th anniversary of their debut album, The Swiss Army Romance. Like any genre, emo is constantly evolving and redefining
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Impractical Jokers: The Movie isn’t pranking us when it comes to their box office performance. After having a stellar opening last week, the big-screen adaptation of WarnerMedia’s truTV prank show expanded from 357 to nearly 1,800 theaters and earned an estimated $3,545,000, to bring its cume to $6.6 million. The movie has now cracked the top
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Shortly after Facebook went public, its first 250 employees, who were about to make millions in stock options, started a secret message board called the TNR250—the Nouveau Riche—where they swapped links to houses, jets, sports cars, gaudy art, islands, and other purchases they might make once they’d cashed out. Since then, billionaires minted via Uber,
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Jeremy Hughes has stepped down early as chief executive of the Alzheimer’s Society after newspaper reports alleged that he displayed bullying behaviour towards staff. Hughes was due to leave the society in April to become chief executive of Samaritans but the suicide-prevention charity said last week that it could not proceed with the appointment in
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With astonishing biodiversity, ranging from the world’s driest deserts to the frozen South of Patagonia, Chile is home to a spectacular range of wildlife. In this guide, we list the best places and ways for you to see and experience it. Chile is an extraordinarily beautiful country, but with this beauty comes extreme climates leaving
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Reopening for the first time since 2013, the Kunsthaus Tacheles art center in Mitte, central Berlin will house a pop-up cinema and lounge during the annual Berlinale Film Festival, this year from the 24th to 27th February. Signifying a remarkable testament to the nation’s post-soviet era, the event aims to highlight Berlin’s once hedonist, artistic
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Tremors (1990) Whenever you have played the “Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon” game, you might not have thought to cite Tremors when connecting the Footloose star to another actor, considering he is the most easily recognizable name in the film – excluding Reba McEntire, perhaps. Furthermore, this creature feature, about a small Nevada town plagued
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“The Louvre cannot open this Sunday, March 1,” a statement from the Louvre said. “Museum staff met to discuss the health situation and the Covid-19 prevention measures taken by the museum following instructions from the competent authorities.” It’s not clear when the home of Leonardo DaVinci’s “Mona Lisa” and a half million other pieces of
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People wearing face masks walk on the promenade of the Bund along the Huangpu River in Shanghai on February 28, 2020. Hector Retamal | AFP | Getty Images 8:30 am: Australia, Thailand and U.S. report first virus-related deaths over weekend  Australia, Thailand and the U.S. all reported their first deaths from the coronavirus over the weekend
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A man’s hair has always been an important identifier of success; historically, it would denote class, wealth and masculinity. Now? Well, not much has changed. And despite some tweaks to length and texture, nor have the styles. What looked good on Roman emperors still has the potential to flatter a modern mug. So take a
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