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01 Nov '25
There’s a quiet power in people who succeed without the grind. They don’t work 16-hour days, run on caffeine and anxiety, or glorify burnout. And yet, somehow, they still get what they want. How?It’s not luck. It’s not privilege. It’s strategy and habit. These people play the gam
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01 Nov '25
Wall walks are one of the most deceptively simple yet highly effective bodyweight exercises in modern functional training. Commonly seen in CrossFit and strength conditioning programs, this movement challenges athletes to walk their feet up a wall while maintaining a stable plank-to-handstand pos
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01 Nov '25
Chelsea and England defender Lucy Bronze celebrated her 34th birthday on Tuesday, and she shows no signs of slowing down - is she the best to ever do it in an England shirt?Lucy Bronze marked her 142nd England cap with a goal and an assist on the same day she celebrated her 34th birthday,
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01 Nov '25
Khaya Mthethwa has always played to the heartstrings. First catapulted into the national spotlight when he won Idols SA in 2012 — becoming the show’s first black male winner — the youthful pastor-turned-gospel star has quietly rebuilt his private life away from the glare of showbiz. Now he
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01 Nov '25
On Aishwarya Rai's 51st birthday, here's a look at her beauty secrets, including hydration, cleanliness, and moisturising. November 1 marks Aishwarya Rai's birthday. The actor turns 51 this year. Known for her elegance and beauty, Aishwarya's lifestyle is quite hectic; however, she unwinds
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31 Oct '25
Reader moShe is never one to shy away from a daring ensemble. And Maura Higgins made sure to flash plenty of skin as she wowed on the red carpet at the Time100 Next gala at Chelsea Piers in New York City on Thursday evening.The former Love Island star, 34, showcased her toned abs in
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31 Oct '25
Uganda will face Tunisia, giants Nigeria and neighbours Tanzania in the groups stages and Put knows what to expect from every opponent.Paul Put is focused on preparing Uganda Cranes team ahead of the 2025 Africa Nations Cup amidst contractual speculation with reports linking him to Cameroo
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31 Oct '25
An individual's natural sleep preference (chronotype) is linked to mental well-being, with evening types being more susceptible to depressive symptoms due to a misalignment with a society structured for early risers.Staying up late itself isn't the direct cause of poor mental health.
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31 Oct '25
You wake up next to him, but something feels hollow. You’re together, you’re committed, you tick all the relationship boxes—but there’s this quiet ache you can’t name.You wonder if everyone feels this way, if maybe love is supposed to settle into something less… alive. H
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31 Oct '25
We often overlook small habits that quietly harm our bodies. A Russian cardiologist shares 5 everyday behaviours that could be slowly ruining your health.We often think major health issues strike out of nowhere, but the truth is, it's the little things we do every day that quietly take a t