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Ryan Seacrest shared a video this week from his first day on the “Wheel of Fortune” set earlier this year. The new co-host of the legendary game show shared an Instagram Reel on Tuesday with fun clips from the special day on set, which took place a few months ago. Ryan Seacrest appears in this screengrab from a video he shared on Instagram. Ryan Seacrest/Instagram “A glimpse of my first day at @wheeloffortune, and I’m still spinning with excitement!” Seacrest wrote in the caption of the post. The video opens with Seacrest spinning the wheel and appreciating the iconic sound it makes, which he said he found “soothing.” More clips show Seacrest arriving at the soundstage where the show is filmed and walking through the doors. Ryan Seacrest appears in this screengrab from a video he shared on… Source link

Hosting outside in summer is a wonderful way to celebrate the season with friends and family, but soaring temperatures can sometimes make it difficult to stay cool and comfortable. While we could move to host indoors, it would be a waste of the beautiful sunshine and fresh air. So, how do you and your guests stay cool when hosting outside in summer? We spoke to hosting experts who shared their practical and creative approaches to staying cool at a summer yard party. How to stay cool when hosting outside Whether you are preparing a small backyard for summer hosting, or are ready to throw a big pool bash, these six summer hosting tips are the best way to help you keep your cool and beat the heat. 1. Create shaded spots (Image credit: Sunjoy) While some time out in the sun is good fun, it is… Source link

A picture claiming to show Tesco carrots grown in Chernobyl has been shared hundreds of times on Facebook. But as we’ve written before, this picture has been edited and was originally shared as a joke.  A clearer version of the picture, posted to X (formerly Twitter) in 2020 shows that the label has been digitally drawn over to hide the real production location, while the text reading “Chernobyl” does not curve with the plastic packaging indicating it has been added later.  The person who shared the picture later added a follow-up post in which he described it as an “in-joke” adding, “I can confirm that Tesco’s are not selling badly photoshopped radioactive carrots”.  Tesco also confirmed to Full Fact last year that the image is fake and that it… Source link

The British Medical Association (BMA) is incorrect to suggest there are 6.4 million more GP patients registered in England than there were in 2019. In a letter to the new health secretary Wes Streeting, shared on X (formerly Twitter) and viewed over 28,000 times, the chair of the BMA’s GP committee Dr Katie Bramall-Stainer said that patient numbers had “increased by 6.4 million in the past 5 years alone”. But this isn’t right, and the patient register has only grown by about half that. Professional bodies should take care to avoid errors in statistics they use, and quickly rectify any mistakes when they occur. As of June 2024 (when the letter from the BMA was written), there were 63,375,801 registered patients at GP practices in England, up by 3.5 million on… Source link

Donald Trump threatened to imprison Mark Zuckerburg after he banned Trump off Facebook following the January 6 riots. Trump shared that he will “pursue election fraudsters at levels never seen before” and that they will be sent to prison for “long periods of time” once he is elected president, Dazed reports. Social media has undoubtedly become a tool for spreading information (and misinformation), promoting political campaigns and manipulating user’s views on political agendas and propaganda. This widespread abuse of social media can hold detrimental consequences for elections, and the BBC reports that the youth is especially being targeted. Social media, used responsibly, can majorly benefit parties, but its misuse poses a major threat to elections. But to what… Source link