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- Sep 30, 2026
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Holiday Airfare Prices Are Going To Be High. Here's The Date Experts Say You Should Buy Tickets By. - AOL (opens the original)
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As if traveling during the holiday season weren’t bad enough, airfare for Thanksgiving and Christmas is reaching a 10-year high as jet fuel prices spike amid the war in Iran. According to travel site Hopper, a round-trip ticket within the United States for Thanksgiving break is averaging $402 ― up $95 from last year ― while Christmas flights are running $452, an $85 increase. Travel: Experts Warn Flight Prices Could Go Up Due To The Iran War — Here's What You Can Expect In The Coming Months The
‘Pre-Shower Makeup’ Is Your Chance To Get A Little Freaky - AOL (opens the original)
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Ever wonder if you could pull off Pennywise makeup or a 1960s Jean Shrimpton-esque mod cut-crease eyeshadow? Too afraid to actually wear such playful but outlandish makeup outside your home? You need to get into “pre-shower makeup.” According to Reddit’s recent “The People’s Beauty Index,” views to conversations around “pre-shower makeup” ― experimental looks from people who love to play with makeup before actually washing it off ― increased nearly 400% over the past year in its two big makeup c
We Asked Experts If There's Any Truth To The Belief That Deaths Come In Threes - AOL (opens the original)
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There’s a superstition that as soon as one famous person dies, two more will follow. “Death comes in threes,” people will say. In the last two weeks, we saw the phenomenon play out with three fan-favorite entertainers: “Heroes” actor Hayden Panettiere, who died on Aug. 16 at just 36 years old; country icon Dolly Parton, who died at 80 on Tuesday; and “The Rocky Horror Show” actorTim Curry, who also died Tuesday at age 80. Life: More Expensive Toilet Paper? Experts Reveal How Much Trump's Latest
Your Significant Other May Be 'Cushioning' And You Wouldn't Even Know It - AOL (opens the original)
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Years ago, writer Sara C. felt palpable chemistry with a coworker. She had been married for 14 years at the time, but her friendship with the man was flirtatious and she started to fixate on it. They communicated regularly and had coffee dates. Then they slept together. But a line was crossed even before the physical relationship began: Sara had invested in a figment of a relationship until it became a real one, to the detriment of her marriage. Relationship: In Defense Of Getting Back Together
Why Are There So Many Earthquakes Happening? We Asked Geologists. - AOL (opens the original)
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This summer has brought no shortage of earthquakes. Earlier this week, a 7.4-magnitude earthquake shook western Colombia, causing widespread damage and killing at least 169 people. In June, four massive earthquakes struck different parts of the world ― Northern California, Venezuela and Japan ― within a span of eight hours. Finds: These Are Emergency Supplies You Should Have In Case Of A Flood The string of major earthquakes in recent months has left many wondering whether the quakes are connect
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