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Daisuke Hori says he has slept about 30 minutes a day since his twenties. He streamed his life around the clock for a week to prove it, and the internet is still arguing about what it saw.
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Beatriz Flamini lived 70 metres under the ground in Spain with no clock, no sunlight and no people. When they came to bring her up, she thought about 160 days had gone by.
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Branch visits, a private banker and emails to the top. FNB told him it was sorted. His account still shows minus R7,000, and a wave of other customers say theirs does too.
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In 1998 Karl Bushby set off from the bottom of Chile to walk home to Hull. On Monday he crawled out of the Channel at Dover. One last walk north is all that stands between him and his mum's door.
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A winning Lotto Max ticket sold in Grey County, Ontario, has gone unclaimed for almost a year. Nobody knows who bought it. On 28 October the $40 million disappears for good.
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The $111 billion deal is done. HBO, DC, Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, CNN, CBS and Paramount+ now sit inside one company run by David Ellison, son of one of the richest men alive.
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Christa Pike was strapped to the gurney, given two doses of a lethal drug and left snoring behind a curtain. Six days later her lawyers say she is conscious and speaking.
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David Rush made up classified programs, signed off on them himself, and turned taxpayer money into gold bars and Florida mansions. This week he admitted it in court.
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A short movie clip of Megan Fox has the internet convinced she has had more cosmetic work. The clip is a year old, and she has been surprisingly open about what she has done.
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A murder investigation, a jungle escape, a faked heart attack and two runs for president. Most of the legend is true. Some of it he made up himself.
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A British psychologist spent ten years studying lucky and unlucky people. The difference wasn't fate. It was a handful of habits anyone can copy.
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