Olivia Rodrigo’s second album ‘GUTS’ out in September

LOS ANGELES, California: Buckle up for a sad girl fall. Olivia Rodrigo, the Filipino-American Grammy winner best known for her 2021 smash single “drivers license,” will release her highly anticipated sophomore album in September. The singer-actor is reteaming with her close collaborator Dan Nigro for “GUTS,” to be released on September …

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Sri Lanka to restructure domestic debt

COLOMBO: Sri Lankan authorities have declared a five-day closure of financial markets from Thursday ahead of a controversial move to restructure the government’s domestic debt amounting to more than $51 billion. The restructuring affects government bonds in line with an IMF bailout agreed in March after Sri Lanka defaulted on …

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Asian shares mixed, oil prices flat

TOKYO: Asian shares are mixed after a short-lived armed rebellion in Russia added to uncertainties over the war in Ukraine. Benchmarks rose in Hong Kong, Tokyo and Seoul and fell in Shanghai and Sydney. US futures rose and oil prices were little changed. The rebellion by mercenary soldiers who briefly …

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Hydration boosted with vitamin E

An icon since the 70s, The Body Shop’s Vitamin E range is so beloved. It’s a hydration hero, packed full of skin-loving ingredients, that’s suitable for every skin type, tone and texture. Today, it remains a cross-generational hero as its full range has a bit of a make-over. Not only …

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Grasshoppers threaten to devour Alberta crops following extreme heat

Driven by drought, heat-loving grasshoppers are thriving in Alberta, threatening to devour crops in central and southern parts of the province. Pest species taking wing early this year following hot, dry spring weather. Driven by drought, heat-loving grasshoppers are thriving in Alberta, threatening to devour crops in central and southern …

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