WASHINGTON (TND) — A Maine woman is celebrating her 103rd birthday and she just so happens to be the oldest lobster trapper in the state. Virginia Oliver started catching lobster off the coast of Rockland when she was a little girl and has no plans of retiring. She also just renewed her lobster fishing license for the 2023 season marking her 95th year hauling traps, her friend told WCSH. The tradition carried on in her family with her four children lobstering just as her late husband had.

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In this dark and twisty tale from director Christopher Nolan, rival magicians (Hugh Jackman and Christian Bale) become obsessed with uncovering each other's secrets, leading to a deadly game of one-upmanship. The film blends mystery, intrigue, and supernatural elements, keeping viewers guessing until the shocking climax. The Prestige is a masterful exploration of obsession, sacrifice, and the dangerous pursuit of greatness. ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7s63NpJyrZpOkunC4yKyraJqVqMFuvMZmaGxlna7AtbHRsmSmp6aesrR70ZqlpJ2iYrOquMw%3D

A well-known Italian actress, Manuela Arcuri, was allegedly promised the chance to host the annual San Remo musical festival in exchange for sleeping with Berlusconi, but refused the offer. Silvio Berlusconi hired more than 30 women, most of them prostitutes, to attend his infamous ‘bunga bunga’ parties at his mansion in Rome, Italian investigators said on Thursday.   Prosecutors presented the results of a two-year investigation into claims that Berlusconi entertained what the Italian press describe as “a harem” of young models, actresses and starlets at his private residence in Rome in 2008 and 2009, reports the Telegraph.

The U.S. drugmaker MSD will stop supplying Russia with vaccines against measles, mumps, rubella and chickenpox, the Kommersant business daily reported Monday. MSD had informed a number of its contractors to stop supplying its Varivax chickenpox vaccine and the M-M-R II vaccine to Russia, the newspaper said. The National Immunobiological Company (Natsimbio), MSD’s local partner that was established by Russian defense and technology conglomerate Rostec, said localized production of MSD’s vaccines had stopped.

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This may sound odd now, but when Donna Summer first hit America's pop music charts in 1975, it was a steamy, scandalous moment. Her first hit, "Love to Love You Baby," featured Summer making noises of pleasure which sounded seriously sexual, inspiring the BBC to initially refuse to play the record and interviewers to ask what exactly she was doing while tracking the vocals. But as Summer explains in a clip from HBO's documentary Love to Love You, Donna Summer, the singer was not actually a sultry, sexy seductress.

When Tina Turner died in May, the podcast “Rolling Stone Music Now” paid tribute, calling her “one of the greatest rock and soul singers who ever lived.” The publication’s admiration is not recent. Opinion Columnist LZ Granderson LZ Granderson writes about culture, politics, sports and navigating life in America. Although John Lennon was the first cover boy, Turner was placed on the cover for the magazine’s second issue ever in 1967 and continued to find the cover over the course of four decades.

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President Joe Biden spent part of his 81st birthday Monday carrying out an annual White House tradition: pardoning two lucky turkeys. The selected star birds, named Liberty and Bell, both hail from Willmar, Minnesota, the National Turkey Federation announced Sunday. "Even though Liberty and Bell are from Minnesota, they are named for the famous Liberty Bell in Philadelphia," Biden joked at the pardoning ceremony Monday morning, adding, "These birds have a new appreciation for the word, 'Let freedom ring.