Where’s all the sex gone in movies?

Where’s all the sex gone in movies?

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Why young Indians are ditching clubbing for devotional concerts

Bhajan clubbing is India’s latest cultural trend. People across the country are swarming to bhajan concerts. Instead of club music and vodka shots, they’re enjoying devotional music, chanting and chai. But it’s still high energy with lots of production, like lasers. Many have pra ...  Show more

Why is measles on the rise?

For some of us, measles might sound like a childhood disease from the past that our grandparents worried about. But it can have a severe effect on your health if you catch it as an adult and in some regions, infections are rising. Indonesia, Pakistan and South Africa have all dea ...  Show more

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