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WTTG Fox 5 Morning News May 13, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WTTG Fox 5 Morning News May 13, 2016

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'YOLO' leads to fitness fever while topping box office - Vimarsana News

'YOLO' leads to fitness fever while topping box office

This Spring Festival season, YOLO by Jia Ling, Hi, Mom's director, has emerged as the reigning champion at the Chinese box office, garnering a staggering 3.23 billion yuan ($450 million) by Saturday afternoon, according to data from film platform Beacon. The film is also likely to launch concerts, which haven't been officially announced yet, according to domestic media reports. Amid all the hype, the film has contributed to a craze for sports and fitness among a vast audience nationwide.

Texas teen meets bone marrow donor who saved his life - Vimarsana News

Texas teen meets bone marrow donor who saved his life

Two years after his transplant surgery, Chi Heng is in remission. Friday, he got the chance to meet the donor who saved his life.

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'Faces of hopelessness' moved Hong Kong banker to help China's Aids orphans - Vimarsana News

'Faces of hopelessness' moved Hong Kong banker to help China's Aids orphans

Hongkonger To Chung never forgot the look of hopelessness on the faces of the children he met while visiting rural China more than 20 years ago. They had been left behind by parents struck down by Aids. “Their parents were dying or had already died, leaving them in despair and with no hope for the future,” he said. “Meeting these...