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As daylight saving time ended on November 3, 2024, experts warn of health risks linked to disrupted sleep patterns. Studies indicate increased heart attack and stroke rates following the time change, while seasonal affective disorder may affect mood as daylight hours shorten. The debate over the necessity of daylight saving time continues.
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A look-alike contest for actor Timothée Chalamet attracted over 2,000 attendees at Washington Square Park on October 27, 2024. The event, hosted by YouTuber Anthony Po, ended with police intervention due to a lack of permits, resulting in a $500 fine for the organizer. Chalamet made a surprise appearance, delighting fans.
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Recent updates reveal Margot Robbie welcomed a baby boy, while Jon M. Chu celebrated his film 'Wicked' from the hospital during his wife's delivery. Additionally, Justine Lupe disclosed her pregnancy while filming, and Pauline Chalamet announced the birth of her first child. These events highlight the intertwining of personal and professional lives in Hollywood.
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A wave of celebrity lookalike competitions has emerged worldwide, inspired by a recent event featuring Timothée Chalamet in New York. Dublin and London followed suit with contests for Paul Mescal and Harry Styles, respectively, showcasing a growing cultural trend that has captivated audiences and participants alike.
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Recent lookalike contests featuring celebrity doppelgängers have gained popularity across cities like Chicago, New York, and London. These events, often humorous and light-hearted, attract large crowds and celebrate local talent, despite some controversies regarding permits and police involvement.