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2019 TV Scorecard: Which Shows Have Been Renewed or Canceled Already?
Image Source: Amazon With each passing week our favorite shows are wrapping up, but we're also getting news about renewals and cancellations for next season. While shows like FX's Mayans M.C.
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Fat biking: what the new hipster ski holiday experience is really like?
High on the ski area, more than 1,000m above the Austrian resorts of Kitzbühel and Kirchberg, conditions were grim. Snow was falling, but it was wet and sticky; and visibility was so poor, anyone unfamiliar with the mountains was reduced to following other skiers in the hope that they knew where they were going. It was the sort of day when you just want to get off the mountain and do something else. So that’s what I did.
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8 joyful ways to spend Christmas alone
How to spend Christmas alone and still have fun.
- StyleSuzy Byrne
Emily Ratajkowski wears ‘F*** Harvey’ message to premiere after Weinstein’s settlement revealed
Emily Ratajkowski very publicly shared her thoughts about disgraced movie producer Harvey Weinstein reaching a reported $25 million (£19 million) settlement with accusers.
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The highest hotel in France had me feeling on top of the world – a first look inside Le Refuge de Solaise
Imagine. You are in one of the world’s great ski resorts. It’s the last day in November but the season is about to start. It has been snowing steadily for three weeks and there is already a deep base in the resort and higher up the mountain. As you wake up and your eyes begin to focus, you can see that it is going to be a clear blue day. The snow is luminous in the early light and the tip of the highest peak is already burnished with gold as it catches the first rays of the rising sun.
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48 hours in . . . New Orleans, an insider guide to the Big Easy
New Orleans’s reputation as a party town, thanks largely to the annual celebration of Mardi Gras, looms large. Bourbon Street, plastic beads and bawdy revellers sum up many people’s image of the city. As anyone who has been here knows, though, this is only a tiny part of life here. Its historical influences are celebrated daily: this American city is also part European, part Caribbean and part African. Music, food and culture here developed like nowhere else in the United States, and gave us jazz, Cajun and Creole cuisine and publicly celebrated traditions that you won’t find anywhere else in the country. Add to this one of America’s most historic and evocative neighbourhoods in the shape of the French Quarter and a liberal attitude to living and entertaining, and you have a city that’s primed to seduce its many visitors, even when it’s not Mardi Gras season.
- StyleAlexandra Thompson
News reader Kristen Dahlgren reveals she was diagnosed with breast cancer after spotting this lesser-known symptom
The NBC News reporter noticed the symptom on her 47th birthday in September while getting ready to meet friends.
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Spain to launch cheap high-speed train service
Third-class travel at significantly lower fares: that is the plan for a new low-cost, high-speed train service that will start running between Madrid and Barcelona on 6 April 2020.Spain’s Ave network, with trains travelling at almost 200mph, has been in operation for nearly three decades. But it has traditionally had high fares, comparable with flying, and has limited appeal except for the business traveller.
