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Rebooted reality series Beauty & the Geek has launched well for Nine, winning its timeslot at 808,000 metro viewers and topping several demos. That was ahead of Farmer Wants a Wife (670,000) and Grand Designs (505,000 from 7:40pm). Later a 60 Minutes (513,000), My Name is Gulpilil (283,000). Nine network won Sunday with 32.5% then Seven 24.2%, 10 20.7%, ABC 14.5% and SBS 8.1%. Nine News was #1 at 1.23m for Nine. The Wimbledon Men’s Final scored up to 350,000 while a late news edition was 335,000. Seven News drew 1.18m for Seven. Crime Investigation Australia: Most Infamous was just 1...

Meghan Markle 'Not As Charming As She Seemed,' 'Upset People Early On,' Royal Biographer Claims KEY POINTS Meghan Markle's "showbiz-y approach" to royalty ruffled feathers, a royal author claims Penny Junor said she was "appalled" by Prince Harry and Markle's interview with Oprah Winfrey Another royal author claimed to have been told that Prince William believed Markle had an "agenda" from the beginning A royal biographer claimed to have heard "bad stories" about Meghan Markle when the Duchess of Sussex first joined the royal family. British journalist Penny Junor — who has penned multi...

‘Bad stories about Meghan Markle upsetting royals had been emerging from the start’ Mon, Jul 05, 2021 Meghan Markle’s feud with the British royal family has been going on since quite some time but as it turns out, things have been sour since the start. Royal biographer Penny Junor spoke in a new documentary, titled Harry and William: What Went Wrong, and said that the Duchess of Sussex was apparently irking people since early on. "I was hearing very bad stories from early on that Meghan was upsetting people,” she said, according to The Sun. “Our royal family are not celebrities...

How does a building stand for 40 years and then collapse, perhaps with little or no warning? Why did it collapse so that part of the building stayed up, sparing many lives? It might take months or longer for engineers to find answers to these questions. But those reports, when they do come, are important because engineers can use them to improve building codes and other safety measures – and hopefully prevent future collapses. The collapse of a huge condominium building near Miami, Florida was shocking news to wake up to on the morning of June 24, 2021. It is one of the worst building co...