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Willy Chavarria and Ugg Celebrate Latino Roots in New Campaign
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Willy Chavarria and Ugg Celebrate Latino Roots in New Campaign

Willy Chavarria teams up with Ugg for a collection inspired by his Californian roots and Latino heritage. Eva Longoria, Becky G, Danny Trejo

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Lunar eclipse on August 27-28: Best views across the US
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Lunar eclipse on August 27-28: Best views across the US

A partial lunar eclipse on August 27-28 will cover 96% of the Moon, visible across the US. Best views are in California, Texas, New York, an

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Everglades diver survives alligator ambush with camera as shield
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Everglades diver survives alligator ambush with camera as shield

During a night dive in the Florida Everglades, wildlife researcher Rosie Moore found herself surrounded by alligators. A split-second decisi

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Lamborghini reopens plant to rebuild Aventadors lost at sea
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Lamborghini reopens plant to rebuild Aventadors lost at sea

The cargo ship Felicity Ace sank in 2022 with nearly 4,000 luxury cars, including 15 final Lamborghini Aventadors. Lamborghini reopened its

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Five New York slang terms that define the city's digital street talk
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Five New York slang terms that define the city's digital street talk

Time Out New York's analysis reveals the five most-searched slang terms in the Big Apple. From 'chud' to 'unc,' these words show how digital

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American investors buy abandoned Spanish village to revive it as a tourism hub
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American investors buy abandoned Spanish village to revive it as a tourism hub

Jason Lee Beckwith and his partner bought Salto de Castro, an abandoned village in Zamora, Spain, for €350,000. They plan to restore its 44

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From Marineland to Terranea: The New Life of Palos Verdes' Oceanfront
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From Marineland to Terranea: The New Life of Palos Verdes' Oceanfront

Once the world's largest oceanarium, Marineland closed in 1987 and sat abandoned for decades. Today, the Terranea Resort occupies the site,

Andres Ruiz ·
Historic Glen Sanders Mansion in Upstate New York Lists for $8M
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Historic Glen Sanders Mansion in Upstate New York Lists for $8M

The Glen Sanders Mansion, dating to 1713, is listed for $8 million. It includes approved plans for 101 apartments. The property has hosted G

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Miami ties 1942 heat record as summer swelter reshapes the city
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Miami ties 1942 heat record as summer swelter reshapes the city

Miami reached 100°F for the first time since 1942, tying the city's all-time heat record. Officials activated 22 cooling centers across Miam

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New Jersey father and son find rare megalodon tooth on Sea Isle City beach
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New Jersey father and son find rare megalodon tooth on Sea Isle City beach

Mike Bowers and his 11-year-old son Bo found a megalodon tooth between rocks on a Sea Isle City beach. The fossil is only the sixth document

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Inside Hangzhou's 20,000-Resident Vertical City: A Test of Urban Living
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Inside Hangzhou's 20,000-Resident Vertical City: A Test of Urban Living

Hangzhou's Regent International Center packs 20,000 residents into a single tower, creating a self-contained vertical city. Windowless rooms

Andres Ruiz ·
What's Really Inside a Latino Bag? A Peek at Our Portable Roots
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What's Really Inside a Latino Bag? A Peek at Our Portable Roots

Latino bags are more than accessories—they're portable capsules of culture. Inside, you'll find spicy candies, holy cards, and reminders of

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