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Virgin Atlantic’s Heathrow passenger lounge has undergone a huge refurbishment and now includes new wellness and cinema features. In time for the lounge’s 20th year of operation at London Heathrow Terminal 3, the airline’s “Clubhouse” has undergone its first phase of a redesign. Airline bosses say the next stage will include the eventual opening of an outdoor roof terrace. Available to its Upper Class (business) customers, the refreshed area features a new cinema, work pods and a gallery area to relax in before flying. Two new pop-up wellness experiences are also currently available, including three Somadomes, which are enclosed pods that provide light therapy and sound healing for meditation. Until 31 May, guests can experience a complimentary session in one of the Somadomes. Three Somadomes have been installed (Virgin Atlantic)Meanwhile, Virgin has also partnered with London-based wellness company Secret Spa to offer treatments such as express massages, facials and manicures until the pop-up ends on 30 April. Also installed in the lounge is a Royal Box,  » Read More

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PHILADELPHIA — We’re not the only ones updating our LinkedIn profiles, scrolling through workaversary posts, and flying through “easy-apply” applications. Last week, Grammy-nominated artist Meek Mill joined LinkedIn, and has already shaken things up on the world’s largest professional networking platform. The “Dreams & Nightmares” rapper and North Philly native said he’s done with the saturation of AI bots, Deep Fake slop, and “gossip people” on X. “We basically in a deep matrix trapped between Instagram, x …, TikTok, snap, etc. we have millions of fans, we can’t even get real data on them, that’s where the bots live, free to control narrative,” Meek tweeted. So, he decided to join...LinkedIn? That’s a surprise and perhaps bit of a disappointment for anyone who has followed his unhinged and unintentionally hilarious tweets, including his memorable rap beefs with the likes of Cassidy, Wale, and Drake. But the Dream Chaser Records CEO said he’s ready to showcase his “true potential.” And he thinks LinkedIn is the perfect platform to do that. “For too long, others have spoken on my behalf, but now I am taking the reins and speaking for myself, supported by a strong team,” Meek wrote in his first LinkedIn post

China allegedly used fake profiles on LinkedIn to gather sensitive information from staff at NATO and European Union institutions, a European security source said Friday. The operation, allegedly orchestrated by Beijing's state security ministry, targeted dozens of employees at the military alliance or EU organisations through fictitious accounts, the source said, confirming reports in French and Belgian media. Posing as recruiters on the online professional networking platform, Chinese spies would initially request paid reports before later soliciting non-public or even classified information. One particularly active fake profile used the name "Kevin Zhang," claiming to be the head of a fictitious Hong Kong-based firm called "Oriental Consulting," the security source told AFP. In return, recruits from countries including France, Belgium and the United Kingdom were paid several hundred – and in some cases several thousand – dollars, the source told AFP, speaking on condition of anonymity. For years, "various civil servants, academics and other influential figures around the world have been approached by what turned out to be an agent of the Chinese intelligence services," Belgian Justice Minister Annelies Verlinden told AFP. Through this operation, "a great deal of important information and intelligence may have reached China," she added. She laid

Larry Birkhead admits his shared Instagram with daughter Dannielynn, 19, isn't a "joint thing" and says she thinks it's "too much."

Midnight Season 1 is live—jump into The Voidspire and The Dreamrift now. Kick your feet up and turn up the volume on “A Place to Call Home” with AURORA, grab the Cuddly Void Grrgle Housing decor item via Twitch Drops, and don’t miss what’s next. Midnight Season 1 Mythic+ Now Available! Enter The Voidspire in Voidstorm, The Dreamrift in Harandar, and March on Quel'Danas in Eversong Woods, undertake Mythic dungeons, face new world bosses, engage in PvP, and more during the first season of Midnight. Good luck in the season ahead, champions, and don't forget to check the Great Vault each week after the season begins for your new rewards! Everything you need to know about Season 1, including a detailed release schedule, is in our previously published article. Watch and Listen to “A Place to Call Home” Featuring AURORA We’ve partnered with acclaimed Fontana recording artist AURORA to create a musical tribute to our fondest memories of World of Warcraft, from the first starting zone all the way to Midnight. We hope you see the Azeroth you call home here, with us. In Azeroth, it is not the destination that matters most, but those who walk beside us along

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by Sarah Mahoney , Staff Writer, 2 hours ago Somewhere right now, 2.6 million people are listening in as Lionel Messi, Sir David Beckham, and Steve Carell plan a watch party over WhatsApp. The group chat launched less than two weeks ago, and it's the centerpiece of what Lay's Vice President of Global Marketing Alexis Porter calls a "scaled intimacy" play for FIFA World Cup 2026. She tells CPG Insiderabout the new approach and how it fits into the brand's sweeping repositioning.  This interview has been edited for length and clarity. CPG Insider: The use of WhatsApp is very different. How do you make that decision? Porter: We're the official snack sponsor and the No. 1 potato chip of FIFA World Cup, but it's so much more than a sponsorship. You can't just slap your logo on something anymore. You have to find and follow fan conversations and behaviors, and while that's true in sports overall, FIFA is at a different level. We were excited to partner with WhatsApp to create a first-of-its-kind technology. It's a scaled intimacy play — a group chat for an epic watch party, with partners we've worked with for years: Alexia Putellas, Lionel Messi, Sir

Health 1 / 5 Kim Osterman shows photos of her son Max, who she says died after taking fentanyl he bought from a dealer on Snapchat, in her living room in Thornton, Colo., on Thursday, March 26, 2026. (AP Photo/Thomas Peipert) A tribute to Max Osterman, whose mother says he died after taking fentanyl he bought from a dealer on Snapchat, is displayed in his mother's living room in Thornton, Colo., Thursday, March 26, 2026. (AP Photo/Thomas Peipert) Kim Osterman, who says her son Max died after taking fentanyl he bought from a dealer on Snapchat, poses for a portrait in her living room in Thornton, Colo., Thursday, March 26, 2026. (AP Photo/Thomas Peipert) A childhood photo of Max Osterman, whose mother says he died after taking fentanyl he bought from a dealer on Snapchat, is displayed in his mother's living room in Thornton, Colo., on Thursday, March 26, 2026. (AP Photo/Thomas Peipert) A photo of Max Osterman, whose mother says he died after taking fentanyl he bought from a dealer on Snapchat, is worn on his mother's blouse at her home in Thornton, Colo., on Thursday, March 26, 2026. (AP Photo/Thomas Peipert) Copyright 2026 The Associated Press. All rights