6 h. ago Ukrainian boxer Oleksandr Usyk invites Trump to ‘live in my house’ to experience Russian war

Trump should ‘go to Ukraine and live in my house for one week,’ the heavyweight champion said

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21 h. ago Ukraine boxer Oleksandr Usyk invites Trump to ‘live in my house’ to experience Russian war

Trump should ‘go to Ukraine and live in my house for one week,’ the heavyweight champion said

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3 d. ago Dance Moms star Abby Lee Miller sues hospital claiming doctors left catheter in her abdomen for years

The former reality television star is seeking $1.4 million in damages

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4 d. ago Find out who Angelina Jolie will spend her 50th birthday with... after being linked to Pedro Pascal and ex Jonny Lee Miller

Angelina Jolie turned 50-years-old on Wednesday. And People has claimed to know how the Oscar-winning Hollywood actress will spend her big day.

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2 w. ago Photo London 2025: The enduring significance of Lee Miller's war photography

Photo London 2025: The enduring significance of Lee Miller's war photography  World Socialist Web Site

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2 w. ago UK’s largest Lee Miller retrospective to be held at Tate Britain

Exhibition will showcase her entire career, from French surrealism to fashion and war photographyThe UK’s largest retrospective of the American photographer and photojournalist Lee Miller, who produced some of the most renowned images of the modern era, will take place at Tate Britain this autumn.The exhibition will showcase the entirety of Miller’s career, from her participation in French surrealism to her fashion and war photography. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago The best of Photo London 2025: Lee Miller, David Bailey and more hit Somerset House

Sophie Parker, the Director of Photo London, picks out some of the highlights from this year’s fair at Somerset House

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3 w. ago Lee Miller ‘buried’ frontline war experiences, archive says ahead of show

Unseen shots by US photographer to be shown at Photo London, which also features images from Ukraine conflictThe photographer Lee Miller “buried” her experiences from the frontline of the second world war, where she captured the liberation of France, according to the team behind unseen images of hers that are being displayed this week.The photographs from Miller’s time in St-Malo, France, and various sites in Germany are being shown at the 10th edition of Photo London. They depict the violent confrontations at the end of the conflict but also show more casual images of celebrating US troops. Continue reading...

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