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Fyre Festival founder Billy McFarland breaks silence in revealing prison interview

January 20, 2019

Fyre Festival’s organiser Billy McFarland has spoken out from prison in a revealing interview, after pleading guilty to fraud. The con-man – who is currently spending six years behind bars – is the subject of documentaries on both Netflix and Hulu, with the two streaming services competing to tell the story of why his festival was branded the “world’s biggest flop”. However, he only spoke to one of the providers, giving a tell-all interview to Hulu in which he makes some shocking confessions. Teasing the contents of the exclusive interview, which took place while Billy was in prison, Hulu shared a spoiler clip from their film Fyre Fraud with fans.…

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December 27, 2018

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November 26, 2018

Don’t Get Scrooged!: 10 Tips to Deal (or Not!) with Family Drama During the Holidays
December 9, 2018
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Yes, I still care about Israel; I often feel shame and disgust, but I do care – Israel News

January 20, 2019

Both my parents are buried in Jerusalem. My father mainly for practical reasons: my sister was about to give birth to her fourth child when he passed away in Amsterdam in 1991, and she was not allowed to fly. So we flew with my father’s body to Israel. My mother wanted to be buried next to her husband. Neither had ever shown great interest in being buried in Israel, it just turned out that way. That’s not to say that both my parents didn’t otherwise feel warmly toward Israel, but you can also have very warm feelings for a person without moving in together. >> Read Arnon Grunberg’s previous reports…

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Narcissists less likely to support democracy, study suggests
December 6, 2018

How to spot different types of narcissists
January 19, 2018

Infections are associated with increased risk of subsequent mental disorders in children and adolescents
January 7, 2019
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Paedophile told not to blame mental illness for offences

January 20, 2019

A paedophile who refused to tell police the passwords to his computers was told by a judge he could not blame it on his mental illness. Steven Frost was first convicted of offences involving indecent images of children in 2007, and has repeatedly been back before the courts for further offences and breaching the conditions routinely given to sex offenders. His latest arrest took place in February last year, when Leicestershire Police, who had been monitoring Frost but had lost track of him, discovered him living at an address in Corby and arrested him for breaching a court order. The officers also seized a phone and two tablet computers and…

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Chad Demands Gabi Be Arrested
December 27, 2018

When all of your exes get married immediately after dating you.
December 31, 2018

Oregon ranked worst for prevalence of mental illness
December 14, 2018
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The Daily Citizen – thedailycitizen.com

January 20, 2019

Contributed photoHarding Academy sixth-grader Jack Pace won the 39th annual White County Spelling Bee on Friday in Harding University’s American Heritage Center. Pace’s final word was “tritium.” BY TRACY WHITAKER twhitaker@thedailycitizen.com “Tritium” wasn’t too heavy for Harding Academy sixth-grader Jack Pace on Friday. The 12-year-old won the 39th annual White County Spelling Bee in Harding University’s American Heritage Center by spelling tritium, which is a “beta-emitting isotope of hydrogen” that is “three times as heavy as a hydrogen nucleus … and 11/2 time as heavy as deuterium.” Pace’s winning effort followed runner-up Hadia Choudhary, an Ahlf Junior High School eight-grader, misspelled “recidivist.” Other words in the final rounds were narcissistic, nemesis,…

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January 9, 2019

A Pyromaniac Could Have Antisocial Personality Disorder
December 7, 2018

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June 22, 2018
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Kit Harington got a narcissistic gift from ‘Game of Thrones’ crew

January 20, 2019

Kit Harington has revealed that he asked the makers of Game of Thrones to give him the crypt statue of his character Jon Snow. The statue of Snow was recently revealed in the teaser of the HBO show, which revealed that the eighth and the final season of the epic-fantasy series will premiere on April 14. “I kept that statue. You know, the one in the crypt. I kept it, they sent it to my house. So, I’ve got it in my shed. How sad is that? I was the only one who kept their statue that’s how narcissistic I am,” Harington said during an appearance on The Zoe Ball Breakfast…

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The Latest On Ronnie Ortiz-Magro And Jen Harley From Her ‘Jersey Shore’ Co-Star Vinny Guadagnino
January 8, 2019

Does L.A.’s Absurd, Narcissistic, and Pricey Mindfulness Trend Have Its Benefits?
January 7, 2019

Is Posting Selfies Motivated by Narcissism?
July 25, 2018
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Dexter: The Show Vs. The Book

January 19, 2019

Dexter is everyone’s favorite forensics analyst and serial killer. Tons of fans tuned in for each episode of the show’s nine seasons to watch him dispense his unique brand of justice. The show is based on a series of novels by writer Jeff Lindsay, who created the characters that make the show so iconic. If you haven’t read the books yet, you may be wondering how different they are from the show they inspired. Want to know the biggest differences between the two? Read on to see where the show departs from the source. You might be surprised by some of the contrasts. RELATED: 15 Secrets You Didn’t Know About Dexter…

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December 31, 2018

What’s causing the current ‘narcissism epidemic’ | Big Think – Big Think (blog)
February 9, 2018

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January 8, 2019
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Phllip Kennicott: It’s not enough for Facebook to own your image, it wants to own your mortality, too | Columnists

January 19, 2019

If I want to take the 10-year challenge (and I don’t), I only have to look to the drawer where I keep my old passports. There, documented in roughly 10-year intervals, are excruciatingly objective photographs of my past selves, staring out at me with the same nervous eyes that they have stared at humorless border guards for almost four decades. Taken together, they capture all the cliches of aging: A kid in his 20s, looking for romance on other continents; a young professional in his 30s feeling self-important about his first real job; and then some relative of my current self, a man in his mid-40s (when the passport was…

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December 21, 2018

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March 22, 2018

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January 18, 2019
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“Glass,” Reviewed: M. Night Shyamalan’s Unsatisfying Obsession with Superheroes

January 19, 2019

There’s almost no way to talk about the plot of M. Night Shyamalan’s new thriller, “Glass,” without spoilers, but not to worry—the plot is among the movie’s least-significant elements. What matters in “Glass” is its peculiar status as a self-commenting and self-reflecting work. It is propelled by no urgency and no dramatic stakes other than the recombination of two commercially successful films into a hybrid sequel. And yet it’s a fascinating reflection of something more substantial than the jigsaw-puzzle fit of Shyamalan’s script and the vague spiritualism of his artistic imagination, because it’s one of a recent batch of similarly self-referential big-budget movies made by celebrated pop-cinema auteurs who have…

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Healthy Narcissism | Psychology Today

January 19, 2019

Source: unspcash We all have an image of a narcissist: Self-centered to the 10th degree; manipulation of relationships to be on top, to gain adoration; a grandiosity. At its core it is about you in world and the world is about you through a lens that is skewed, distorted. Here’s the counter, the elements of what I’m calling healthy narcissism: #1. Don’t worry so much about what others think of you True narcissists do this yin-yang thing where they seem to not give a damn about what others think, while caring deeply what others think of them. There’s that old adage, “In your 20’s you worry about what everyone thinks of you, in your…

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December 26, 2018

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January 18, 2019

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January 3, 2019
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‘I want to find the police officer who saved me from killing myself in Maidstone’

January 19, 2019

A young Maidstone woman said she is desperate to find the man who saved her life so she can thank him in person. Lettie Head, 25, explained her long battle with mental health issues culminated in her standing on a bridge in Boxley Road after taking an overdose. But thankfully, the brave mental health advocate is still here to tell the tale and now she wants to thank the man who saved her. Miss Head said the instinctive actions of a Kent Police officer who drove past and noticed something was wrong saved her life. She told Kent Live: “I had been there for about 15 minutes and lots of…

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