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Mobile runner games have exploded in popularity over the past decade, becoming one of the most enduring genres in the app stores. Their appeal lies in simplicity and immediacy: you can pick them up ...

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The Tanzanian banking sector in 2025 stands at a fascinating crossroads. Riding on the back of a steadily growing economy and ...

Julian Sher and Lisa Fitterman’s new book details how the notorious murderer killed at least 43 people before turning police ...

Witness the heartwarming journey of Olive Ridley sea turtles from hatching to the sea, a tale of hope and conservation.

The exhibition, called Turner's Kingdom: Beauty, Birds and Beasts, will be open at Turner's House, in Twickenham, until October 26. The exhibition will showcase rarely seen bird studies by the artist ...

The exhibition, called Turner's Kingdom: Beauty, Birds and Beasts, will be open at Turner's House, in Twickenham, until ...

The Annecy Festival's artistic director provides commentary on why each feature film was selected for competition.

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Steven Spielberg's cinematic vision didn't just create a great WW2 shooter—it sparked a revolution that birthed gaming's ...

Optical illusions have always captivated people's attention, offering a playful way to challenge our minds and perceptions. These brain teasers are not only fun but also provide a unique opportunity ...