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5 Hip 1960s Fitness Trends That Deserve a Comeback
Some fitness trends deserve a comeback. Here are five 1960s fitness trends that should return today.
Pokémon Go trainers will be able to experience everything the Kalos region has to offer next year thanks to the upcoming Pokémon Go Tour: Kalos. Announced Wednesday, the celebration will first have ...
Few scenarios scare pundits and policymakers as much as the prospect of nuclear proliferation. Russia’s willingness to dangle the threat of deploying tactical nuclear weapons in its war against ...
BERLIN — Alice and Ellen Kessler, twin dancers and singers who launched their career in the 1950s and performed with Fred Astaire, Frank Sinatra and Harry Belafonte among others, have died, police in ...
Alice and Ellen Kessler, the German performers known as the Kessler Twins, died together Monday in an assisted suicide in Germany. They were 89. Born on August 20, 1936, in Nazi Germany, the identical ...
Some things are best left to the professionals. Restaurants across the nation are set to serve their take on the Thanksgiving meal, with some national chains offering a Thanksgiving meal to eat at ...
Alice and Ellen Kessler, the German twin entertainers who gained international fame in the 1960s, have reportedly died at 89. The multi-hyphenates known for their singing, dancing and acting died by ...
Dancers from Stanwood-based studio The Dance Project NW traveled to Anaheim, California, to perform in the Dance The Magic Disneyland 2025 Happy Haunting Parade on Saturday, Oct. 4. The audition-only ...
Pokémon Go’s "High Voltage" event features electric-type Pokémon and runs from Nov. 18-22. This event specifically adds shiny Morpeko to the game, and increases the spawns for many different ...
Greysun is the lead guides editor at Game Rant, covering all the biggest AAA titles to the smaller indie gems. He's been a big Nintendo fan since the SNES days and patiently awaits a Super Mario ...
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