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Meet the Artist Behind Your New Card

July 18, 2026

The Art of Disney in Disney Springs hosted a special event for fans of the new Lorcana card game. Guests could join a virtual line and meet illustrator Mike Parker from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. on July 17. Parker signed cards and gave out a free Maleficent promo card to anyone who stopped by World

entertainment

R. J. Decker: A Fresh Detective Show That’s Winning Fans

July 18, 2026

The new crime series R. J. Decker has become a hit on global streaming platforms, arriving at a moment when audiences crave fresh mystery shows. The story follows a former newspaper photographer who, after losing his job and freedom, starts a private‑investigation agency in South Florida. He work

business

Short‑haul, Big‑jet Business Class: How to Spot the Hidden Luxury

July 18, 2026

For many travelers, flying business in Europe feels like a compromise. The usual “Euro‑business” layout leaves the middle seat empty, giving only a sliver of extra legroom. Yet a clever scheduling trick lets some passengers hop on a widebody jet—complete with lie‑flat seats—and enjoy the full luxury

politics

Data Centers Spark Nationwide Protest Wave

July 18, 2026

HumansFirst, a grassroots group led by a former Tea Party figure, has organized the first nationwide protest against the fast‑growing data center industry. The movement will hit at least 125 sites across the U. S. on Saturday, aiming to voice anger over what it calls an “unaccountable” expansion tha

politics

Keeping Time Straight: Why the Clock Debate Still Matters

July 17, 2026

People love a good story about clocks, but the real issue is whether we should keep daylight hours all year. In 1974, lawmakers tried to stop the clock from moving twice a year, hoping it would save energy. The experiment didn’t last long because parents complained about dark mornings and accidents

art

Ana Mendieta’s Bold Art: Breaking Museum Rules

July 17, 2026

Ana Mendieta challenged the calm of museums by showing art that moves, melts, and even disappears. Her works do not follow a straight timeline; they flow like water or flame. At Tate Modern, London, visitors saw pieces that seemed to breathe and bleed, defying the usual stillness expected in g

celebrities

Celebrities Turning Older on July 17

July 17, 2026

David Hasselhoff, now 74, is celebrating his birthday and has plans to return as a character in the upcoming “Kung Fury 2. ” Singer Luke Bryan, marking his 50th year, grew up in Leesburg, Georgia, a fact that fans often overlook. Actress Summer Bishil reaches 38 and her middle name, Yasmine, is a

lifestyle

Easy Family Getaway with an 84‑Degree Indoor Water Park

July 17, 2026

Families often think the hardest part of a vacation is deciding where to go, not figuring out what happens once they arrive. A resort that solves this problem is a strong choice for parents who want to relax as much as their kids do. The key idea behind the resort is that everything a family need

entertainment

San Diego Gets a Dome‑Sized IMAX Experience for Nolan’s New Film

July 17, 2026

The Fleet Science Center in San Diego has opened a new way to watch Christopher Nolan’s latest blockbuster, “The Odyssey. ” The movie is the first ever shot entirely in IMAX format, so fans can enjoy it on a giant 76‑foot screen that wraps around the audience. The venue, called the Eugene Heikof

health

Sleep, Sun, and the Clock Debate

July 17, 2026

The idea of staying on one time all year sounds simple, but it is not. In the United States we change our clocks twice a year to follow summer daylight, giving us more light in the evenings and darker mornings during winter. A new bill would lock this change for good, making daylight saving permanen