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Can laughter make you healthier?

Everybody loves a good laugh. It might even be making you healthier.

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Can laughter make you healthier?

Everybody loves a good laugh. It might even be making you healthier.

01:17 • Source: CNN
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How to spot a super fake

Luxury resale is booming—and so are sophisticated dupes. Seasons' host Laura Jackson goes inside The RealReal’s authentication center to see if she can distinguish between a real and counterfeit Hermès handbag.

01:28 • Source: CNN
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Huge stars celebrate Lucas' art museum opening

Over 20 years after first envisioning a cultural institution dedicated to visual storytelling, filmmaker George Lucas and his wife, businesswoman Mellody Hobson, celebrate their long-awaited opening of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles on September 20. Huge stars came, including Oprah, Magic Johnson and Sir Lewis Hamilton.

01:08 • Source: CNN
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'I'm so, so sorry': Ed Sheeran speaks out at concert

Before performing any music, Ed Sheeran took the stage Saturday night in Philadelphia to apologize and address Macklemore being dropped from the tour’s US dates over pro-Palestinian remarks made onstage.

01:48 • Source: CNN
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Ed Sheeran fans weigh in on controversy ahead of Philadelphia show

Ed Sheeran performed Saturday night for the first time since Macklemore was dropped from the tour’s US dates following his remarks supporting Palestinian rights, which led to other performers on the tour leaving in solidarity. CNN’s Gloria Pazmino asked concertgoers at Philadelphia’s Lincoln Financial Field their thoughts about the fallout.

01:44 • Source: CNN
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Actor reveals split-second decision that made 'Blair Witch Project' a classic

"The Blair Witch Project" star Michael C. Williams reveals how an unscripted decision to kick a map into a creek made movie magic.

02:39 • Source: CNN
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Princess Diana's brother defends claims about King Charles to BBC

In an upcoming interview with the BBC, the late Princess Diana’s brother repeats his claim that then Prince Charles told him the Royal family would “forget her soon enough.” Buckingham Palace responded to the comments, published before the interview, by saying: "His Majesty is mindful that the pain of fraternal grief can cloud reason, affect judgement and colour memory in ways others do not recognise, even many years after such a loss."

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