Snack lovers across California could have their favorite items taken away after a new state bill proposes to ban the sale of Skittles, Hot Tamales candy, Dubble Bubble Twist Gum, and other food products containing chemicals that supporters of the legislation say are toxic and harmful to consumers.
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For Olivia Newton-John, the reason behind selling these iconic items was simple but impactful. She wanted to raise money to continue the fight against breast cancer. A portion of the proceeds went towards the singer's own organization, the Olivia Newton-John Cancer Wellness & Research Centre in Australia. The organization, which was created in 2012, is dedicated to providing care to other breast cancer patients.
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One of the on-camera interviewees describes the incidents at Tantura as having been not merely buried but destroyed. Willed forgetting is the movie's focus, and the film predictably has limited success in attempting to compel remembrance in most of its participants, who tend to retreat into variants of, "Well, it was war, and bad stuff happens in war," or "It was a long time ago," or "We were trying to found a nation so we wouldn't have to go through another Holocaust," Read More...
