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[The Royal Family @RoyalFamily]

The Queen died peacefully at Balmoral this afternoon.

The King and The Queen Consort will remain at Balmoral this evening and will return to London tomorrow.

[Erica RD. @EmeraldGranites]

People turned against Amber Heard, not because Johnny Depp is a powerful man or a famous actor, but because we watched the trial and saw who was telling the truth and who wasn't. #JusticeForJohhnyDepp

[Golden State Warriors @warriors]

Steve Kerr on today's tragic shooting in Uvalde, Texas.

[Lukas Battle @lukasbattle]

Coachella looks incredible 😍

[melody @melodyadjei]

In my mind it’s very off that Zac Efron and Hilary Duff are the same age. She has always seemed to be in an entirely different pop culture generation.

[Paul McKenzie @Pauls_Motos]

Social media is likely responsible for creating a lot of photographers, but I’m sure it’s partly responsible for burning them out as well. Content and Art are not the same thing and daily creation is neither enthralling nor sustainable for most. It’s ok to log off for awhile.

[Brian Luebben | Action Academy Podcast @brianluebben]

THERE IS NO REASON WE CANT START PREGAMING AT 7, BE AT THE CLUB/BAR BY 9, HOME BY MIDNIGHT

[chu @chuuzus]

this remains the greatest Emmys moment.

[HOOD VOGUE is tired of poverty @keyon]

How do we explain this in 10 years

[🐘₭EN🐘 @brownkennedy97]

#BrianLaundrie

[Nicole Polizzi @snooki]

Goodbye

[#MetGala @metgalaupdate]

Camara Delevingne at the #MetGala #MetGala2021

[🐘₭EN🐘 @brownkennedy97]

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[Corey Kilgannon @coreykilgannon]

These 9/11 survivors are still getting sick decades later.

9/11 has been remembered for the 2,753 lives lost at ground zero.

But that toll has likely been eclipsed by deaths from exposure to toxic pollutants in the air after the collapse.

w/ @hlswift_

https://t.co/8P9hRH5OZ9

[The New York Times @nytimes]

John Mormando, 54, was working as a commodities broker a few blocks from ground zero in 2001. He later underwent a double mastectomy after being diagnosed with breast cancer, an ailment suffered by a cluster of men who spent time near ground zero. https://t.co/UBh3uoIMrH

[The New York Times @nytimes]

Carrie Benedict Foley’s firefighter husband, Daniel, died at age 46 from pancreatic cancer believed to be linked to his exposure to airborne debris. Daniel knew his death would devastate their five children, but he did not regret working at ground zero. https://t.co/UBh3uoIMrH

[The New York Times @nytimes]

Barbara Burnette, 58, was a police detective who helped with recovery efforts at ground zero. She was diagnosed with a lung disease in 2004. Then came lung cancer in 2017. She now uses a wheelchair and oxygen. https://t.co/UBh3uoIMrH