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The stunning California beach where two college students were recently swept to their deaths hides an alarming secret. While the area is described in reviews as a ‘favorite among locals for sunbathing, picnicking and enjoying breathtaking ocean views,’ there are no regularly stationed lifeguards on duty. Harshita Nair, 21, and Mahial Sran, 20, both from Fremont, died on June 10 after being caught in a ‘rogue wave’ on the beach close to Bonny Doon in Santa Cruz. CalFire responders said the students had been relaxing on Yellow Bank Beach, a 100yd stretch of sand located close to the larger Panther…

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Tammy Hembrow is enjoying some rest and relaxation far from the big city.  The influencer shared a look inside her luxury getaway in country NSW this weekend.  The 32-year-old has been staying at the Sierra Escape ‘glamping tents’ located near Mudgee. Stays on the site cost a whopping $595 per night, with Tammy staying in the Uralla cabin. According to the Sierra Escape website, Uralla is ‘settled in a private alcove with stunning panoramas’. It offers, ‘both indoor and outdoor standalone bathtubs, a chic kitchen, a wood-burning fireplace, expansive screened windows and sliding glass entrances.’ Also available are, ‘generous indoor and outdoor dining spaces, a fire-pit area,…

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Whenever the FIFA World Cup rolls around, be it men’s or women’s the Australian people come together. They can be seen packing out fan zones across the nation, whether that be Federation Square in Melbourne or Tumbalong Park in Sydney. The players are always able to capture the nation as they seek to make an impact at each tournament they qualify for. And this year has been no different, with fans going crazy across Australia as they took on Turkiye and America. Fans were so willing to support the team at these fan zones that they even managed to force a…

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US Park Police have detained another person over the alleged vandalism of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington, only days after the landmark reopened following a major renovation. The suspect, described as a cyclist, was arrested at the scene. According to on-scene reports and video footage circulating online, he was seen pulling pieces of the pool’s new blue sealant from the bottom of the basin. Police are said to believe the act was deliberate, targeting a protective liner that has already been troubled by peeling and algae growth. Footage of the arrest was shared on social media by independent…

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A California woman died and dozens were injured after a Target semi-truck plowed through the center divider of a freeway and caused a massive crash.  The accident happened around 8.55am local time on the 210 Freeway in Irwindale, about 20 miles east of Los Angeles, according to KTLA citing the California Highway Patrol (CHP). In addition to the woman who died, at least 25 others were injured in the accident. Three of those people were reported to be in critical condition, according to the CHP. The woman was declared dead at the scene, though her identity will not be released until next of kin are…

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Canada-based dancer Allie Goodbun knew she had the opportunity of a lifetime when she was cast in Moulin Rouge in Paris, but she wouldn’t get the chance to grace the stage until nearly two years later. Goodbun tells PEOPLE she grew up in a small town outside of Toronto and began dancing at the age of 5, but it wasn’t until she was around 11 that she started taking it seriously. “I started venturing into auditioning for other teams and going to dance conventions where big dancers from Toronto or big choreographers would be going to teach,” the now 27-year-old explains. “That’s where my…

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It was her first attempt at extreme sports and it killed her. The Daily Mail can reveal Maria Eduarda Rodrigues de Freitas had never before tried anything like the rope jump from a bridge in Brazil that ended her life in such horrific fashion. And the thrill-seeking graduate was clearly nervous as well as excited before being hurled ‘airplane style’ from 130ft by bungling operators who failed to attach a rope to her harness. In a foreboding Instagram post, she posted a photo of the abandoned Ponte do Esqueleto outside the city of Limeira, writing: ‘Who was the crazy person that let me come…

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Donald Trump has insisted Israel would have been ‘eviscerated’ without his support. The US President also said he has to try to keep Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu ‘a little bit sane’ and that he has ‘a lot of respect for me’. And he maintained Mr Netanyahu would ‘do as I say’ as deadly strikes in Lebanon risked derailing his Iran peace plan. But US intelligence agencies last night warned that Mr Netanyahu would try to ‘undermine’ Mr Trump’s peace efforts, the Washington Post reported. Asked if he can control Israel in Lebanon, Mr Trump told the Axios news site: ‘Yeah. They have a lot of respect for…

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The USA’s World Cup clash against Australia had to be stopped in injury time over a surprising injury. The Americans were already cruising to a 2-0 win over the Socceroos in the second half of Friday’s Group D matchup when the game had to be halted when the referee went down.  German official Felix Zwayer suffered cramp during the six minutes of added time in Seattle with American star Florian Balogun having to help the referee stretch it out.

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James Burrows, a major force in television comedy who co-created “Cheers” and directed every episode of the first run of “Will and Grace,” has died, his attorney told NBC News. He was 85. His formidable career spanned entire generations of television viewers, including work on some of the biggest shows from the 1970s through the 1990s. Burrows helmed some of the biggest shows in sitcom history, including “Friends,” “Frasier,” “Taxi” and “The Mary Tyler Moore Show,” where got his start in 1974. Mostly recently, he appeared alongside “Friends” alum Lisa Kudrow in the “Comeback” on HBO Max. His numerous accolades…

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