Drew Barrymore’s grandfather once owned this Los Angeles estate; after Tony Scott bought and updated it, the property spent six years on the market before selling to her Charlie’s Angels director for $14.7 million

Built in the late 1920s by architect John Byers, the estate occupies just under an acre in Beverly Hills’ prestigious Post Office neighbourhood. John Barrymore, one of the celebrated actors of Hollywood’s Golden Age, was once its owner, giving the property an especially notable place in the city’s cinematic history. Some Los Angeles homes accumulate…

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India vs West Indies Live Score, 3rd ODI: Shubman Gill-led India eye clean sweep as Shai Hope’s West Indies look to salvage pride

India vs West Indies Live Score: India will look to complete a 3-0 series sweep when they take on West Indies in the third and final ODI at the Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium in Mullanpur, New Chandigarh, on October 3. With the series already sealed, the dead rubber is likely to be used…

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Nearly half of India’s medical colleges fail to comply with NMC disability-unit directive | India News

NEW DELHI: Nearly half of India’s medical colleges (44.5%) have failed to set up Enabling Units mandated by the National Medical Commission for students with benchmark disabilities. Of 798 colleges, 355 remain non-compliant, with several naming sanitation inspectors, residents, tutors and head clerks as single points of contact, according to an affidavit filed by the…

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Lithuania airport shut, Nato jets scramble as ‘drone spotted’ along Belarus border

Authorities advised residents in the Vilnius region to be prepared to seek shelter if necessary, it said. Vilnius airport in Lithuania was temporarily closed and Nato air-policing fighter jets were scrambled after a possible drone was detected flying from the direction of Belarus, Lithuania’s National Crisis Control Centre told news agency Reuters.Authorities advised residents in…

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shannon burns an american technology executive and former gitpod vice president of engineering is at the centre of a legal battle

Shannon Burns could claim £76 million from Gitpod after disability discrimination win; tribunal allows former VP to pursue one of UK’s biggest employment compensation claims

Shannon Burns, an American technology executive and former Gitpod vice-president of engineering, is at the centre of a legal battle that could become one of the biggest employment compensation cases in the UK. Recent reports by The Independent, and The Guardian, alongside employment tribunal records, show that Burns is pursuing £76,071,992 from Gitpod after winning…

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beth feeback paid 999 for a north carolina thrift store painting she wanted to cover with cats it proved to be an ilya bolotowsky work and sold at sothebys for 34375 including fees

Beth Feeback paid $9.99 for a North Carolina thrift-store painting she wanted to cover with cats; it proved to be an Ilya Bolotowsky work and sold at Sotheby’s for $34,375, including fees

A North Carolina artist once walked into a Goodwill store looking for inexpensive material for her own artwork and walked out with what would turn out to be a valuable piece of American abstraction. Beth Feeback paid just $9.99 for a large painting in 2012, not because she admired the artwork, but because she wanted…

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Neeraj Chauhan clinches recurve bronze, defeats Dhiraj Bommadevara in all-India clash at Asian Games | Asian Games 2026 News

Neeraj Chauhan (Image credit: X) NEW DELHI: Indian archer Neeraj Chauhan won the bronze medal in the men’s recurve individual event at the Asian Games 2026 after defeating compatriot Dhiraj Bommadevara 6-4 at the Okazaki Chuo Sogo Park Multipurpose Square on Saturday.In an all-Indian medal contest, Chauhan held his nerve to finish ahead of Bommadevara…

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two iowa farmers gave up pigs and started growing mushrooms their abandoned livestock buildings became an artisan food business

Two Iowa farmers gave up pigs and started growing mushrooms; their abandoned livestock buildings became an artisan food business | World News

Two Iowa farmers have transformed their family’s former hog operation into a speciality mushroom business, turning infrastructure once built for thousands of pigs into spaces for growing lion’s mane and oyster mushrooms. The Faaborg family, which once raised about 8,000 hogs a year, ended its animal-farming contract in October 2022 after decades in the industry….

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