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Sylvester Stallone: I was bulimic while filming Rocky III (opens the original)
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Actor Sylvester Stallone, as Rocky Balboa, rests in the corner of the ring on the set of Rocky III. Photo / Getty Images Sylvester Stallone has said he had bulimia while filming Rocky III. The actor said he had an obsession with his body during filming for the 1982 boxing drama, reaching 2.6% body fat and struggling to keep food down. He also admitted to taking steroids while filming. “It got to the point where I became bulimic. You heard it here first,” Stallone, now 80, told the New York Times
Nepal at risk of second flood as debris blocks waterway (opens the original)
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A second flood is feared at Jilong port after debris blocked the river. Photo / Getty Images Nepal is at risk of a “second wave” after Wednesday’s deadly flood that left hundreds dead and missing. At least 362 people have been killed in the flash floods and landslides that have wiped out entire villages in Nepal and Tibet. Evacuation orders are in place for Jilong port, before an “imminent” second flood, according to the International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development. The second flood
Trump threatens to rename Lake Ontario ‘Lake America’ (opens the original)
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Canada has matched US tariffs as Donald Trump escalates his trade war threats. Photo / Getty Images United States President Donald Trump says he is considering changing the name of Lake Ontario to Lake America as part of his trade war with Canada. The neighbouring countries are locked in a standoff after trade negotiations collapsed on Friday, with Canada announcing US$20 billion ($33 billion) in further retaliatory tariffs today. “The United States is giving serious consideration to changing th
World Cup might not be ours but Falklands definitely are, says UK Govt (opens the original)
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After their semi-final win, Argentina players unfurled a banner disputing British sovereignty over the Falkland Islands. Photo / Getty Images The British Government has hit back at Argentina’s claim that it owns the Falkland Islands after the country’s World Cup victory over England. Argentina’s players celebrated their 2-1 win by unfurling a banner that read “The Malvinas are Argentine”. In response to the goading, the Prime Minister’s deputy spokesman said: “I would just say that the World Cup
Argentina accuses British warship of ‘incursion’ hours after World Cup win (opens the original)
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Argentina has accused the Royal Navy of an "unconsulted and illegal" journey through its waters by HMS Medway. Photo / Getty Images Argentina lodged a complaint about a British warship near the Falkland Islands after the country’s World Cup semi-final victory over England on Thursday. The country’s Foreign Minister said HMS Medway was making an “unconsulted and illegal” journey through Argentine waters, accusing the Royal Navy of a “military incursion” into the country. Pablo Quirno said the ves
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