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Jessie J takes a break from social media: 'Diving into my real world'

Jessie J takes a break from social media: 'Diving into my real world'

Singer Jessie J has announced a temporary break from social media to focus on her physical and mental recovery and her family. She stated she needs time to rest and reconnect with her real-world life.

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The French comedy Pour le plaisir claims that a French engineer invented the Satisfyer, but the device was actually created by German engineer Michael Lenke. Lenke developed the popular air-pulse vibrator after observing the mechanism of a water pump in his daughter's aquarium.

Haarlem's Friso (17) is the fittest teenager in the world

Haarlem's Friso (17) is the fittest teenager in the world

Seventeen-year-old Friso from Haarlem has been crowned the fittest teenager in the world after winning the CrossFit Games in the United States. Despite facing physical challenges during his youth, he now maintains a rigorous training schedule while studying physiotherapy and aims to eventually break world records in the sport.

Edsilia Rombley does not like alcohol: 'I almost fall asleep after one sip of sangria'

Edsilia Rombley does not like alcohol: 'I almost fall asleep after one sip of sangria'

Singer Edsilia Rombley discusses her personal preferences in a recent interview, noting that she dislikes exercising and alcohol but enjoys organizing events for her friends and family. She shares that these social activities help her recharge and feel energized.

Dolly Parton kept severity of illness hidden even from family

Dolly Parton kept severity of illness hidden even from family

American singer Dolly Parton kept the severity of her cancer diagnosis hidden from her family, including her nephew Richie Owens. Parton chose to keep her health struggles private to ensure that her loved ones remained positive.

Dredging for a safe City Swim: "You can now walk on the bottom without getting hurt"

Dredging for a safe City Swim: "You can now walk on the bottom without getting hurt"

Ahead of Sunday's Amsterdam City Swim, Waternet crews are clearing the canals of debris and sharp objects to ensure the safety of over 3,000 participants. The annual charity event, which raises funds for ALS research and treatment, will see swimmers travel from the Keizersgracht to the Marineterrein.