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Brits aren’t looking back in anger – in fact, more would prefer to travel to the past than the futureIt’s often assumed that nostalgia is reserved for porch-bound oldsters grumbling about how great life was before the internet, hip hop, and mobile phones ruined everything. But research from YouGov and The7Stars reveals that it’s actually a fairly common phenomenon among Brits of all ages: 90% spend at least some time thinking fondly about the way things used to be – and over half would prefer to travel to the past over the future if given the chance (55% versus 28%).

The fatal incident which happened last month was revealed by the police on Wednesday, February 18. 55-year-old Christina Bond was struck in an eye in her St. Joseph home on New Year's Day. She died the next day in a Kalamazoo hospital, where she had been airlifted. "She was having trouble adjusting her bra holster, couldn't get it to fit the way she wanted it to," St. Joseph Public Safety Director Mark Clapp told the Kalamazoo Gazette.

Formerly one of three sisters who performed together as a music group called Ceraadi. They have uploaded singles to their YouTube channel titled "Whatever," "Favorite Song," "That's Bae" and "7/11." Before Fame She and her sisters performed at a number of different high schools while earning new fans through YouTube, Instagram and Triller. Trivia She has earned more than 470,000 followers on her juicynunu Instagram account.  Family Life She was joined by her sisters Emaza and Saiyr in Ceraadi.

Animals are well-known for their spontaneity and curiosity. And they won’t let anything stand in the way of their object of desire — even if it’s a big piece of glass. Seriously. They’re ready to poke at it with their nose, lick it, or rest against it with their paws. We can’t say for sure whether they like the glass’s taste or if they do it out of boredom, but we’re sure it’s worth witnessing. Bright Side cheered right up after watching how funny and emotional animals can be while trying to lick glass.

Many famous Swiss people have had a profound impact on the world outside their mountainous Central European country. From athletes to scientists, from writers to film stars, Switzerland has produced personalities that have influenced global culture and spurred innovation. So, let’s look at nine famous Swiss people who changed the world.  Le Corbusier Albert Einstein Ursula Andress Jean-Jacques Rousseau Johanna Spyri Jean Piaget Martina Hingis Roger Federer Martha Gosteli Learn languages at your pace 1.

Anna Leigh Waters is a young pickleball player from the United States. She has won various sports accolades, including being the youngest professional pickleball player at age 12. Anna Leigh Waters continues to dominate pickleball, inspiring many young athletes with her extraordinary talent. But what is Anna Leigh Waters' net worth? TABLE OF CONTENTSAnna Leigh Waters’ breakthrough came in 2019 when she won her first professional title at the Florida Grand Slam.

'What's wrong with Britney Spears?' has become an age-old question. Let's unpack the latest on Britney Spears, her cyberbullies and why the "Oops, I Did It Again" singer is making headlines this time. Details inside. Source: instagramContent Warning: This article discusses mental health and can be triggering to some readers. Our beloved Britney Spears is no stranger to making headlines because of her erratic behavior, and a recent Instagram post has many revisiting the topic of her mental health, which the singer has been struggling with for the greater part of the past decade.

Chrystale Wilson is an American actress, producer, and writer. She is best known for her appearance in the 1998 movie The Player’s Club, where she plays Ronnie. Chrystale has also featured in other films and TV shows such as All the Queen's Men, The Rich & the Ruthless, and Man of Her Dreams. Who is Chrystale Wilson? She is an American actress and rapper. She got her first role in 1998 when she appeared in the movie The Players Club.

An unusual discovery in a plate of food led to chaos at the popular Alaba International Market in Ojo, Lagos, on Friday. A woman identified as Ebere found a piece of meat resembling a male child’s private part in her soup, bought from a local food vendor in the market. This startling find incited a flurry of activity as traders and customers thronged to see the unexpected ingredient. When Ebere, a vendor of household items at the market, raised the alarm, bystanders rushed to inspect the oddity.