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Shubhangi Atre Says Alcoholism Killed Ex-Husband Piyush Poorey: "He Was Taking Steroids With Alcohol"
"After I got married, I got to know about Piyush's alcohol addiction," Shubhangi Atre said.
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No TV Or Screen For Toddlers At All, Sweden Recommends To Parents
Children under the age of two should be kept away from digital media and television completely, Sweden's Public Health Agency said.
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Kids' Screen Time Increasing At An Alarming Rate, Says Study; Know Some Tricks To Limit Your Child's Screen Time
Too much screen time can negatively affect your child's health. Researchers have found that the amount of time children are spending each day watching television or using a computer or mobile device is increasing at an alarming rate. Here are some tips to kids' reduce screen time.
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Keeping TV In Bedroom May Lead To Poor Grades: Study
Having a TV in the bedroom can cause children to spend less time reading and sleeping, leading to poor grades as well as increased risk of obesity and video game addiction, a study has found.
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Addicted To Netflix? Stop As It Causes Poor Sleep And Fatigue
Studies reveal that binge-watching television can cause poor sleep quality, fatigue and even insomnia in youngsters. Though lack of sleep and insomnia can be owed to a number of other reasons, there is a 98% chance that you might be suffering from it due to binge-watching.
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Ranbir Kapoor Says, 'Love is a Feeling Beyond Your Control'
"My latest release, Ae Dil Hai Mushkil, is one such love saga that I hope the viewers will enjoy! Being a romantic myself, I could not have got a better platform than this to talk about my upcoming release," Ranbir said
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Game of Thrones 'Saved' This Actress From a Life of Drugs, Prostitution
I was addicted to cocaine and to keep the supply I needed, I had to sell my body three or four times a week," said Josephine Gillan
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Why People Who Watch A Lot Of TV Might Really Need A New One
The United States is a country of 323 million people - and, as of 2013, some 338 million televisions, according to one estimate. We are, to put it bluntly, highly entertained, and we use a lot of electricity in the process. Four to five percent of total household power gets zapped into these devices, according to the Department of Energy.
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Are Courteney Cox and Matthew Perry Dating?
"They've leaned on each other before, during her infertility struggle and his battle with addiction," a source said. The source also claimed that the duo is planning to "take it slow" and don't wish to make their relationship public "anytime soon"
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Manoj Bajpai: Criminals enter crime world by chance, get addicted
With several crime-based shows being aired on TV, Manoj, through his show Encounter, is trying to convey that 'Crime does not pay, and when it does, it is often via death.'
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Today's generation can't live without mobiles, emails: Study
Today's generation is so much hooked to mobiles and the Internet that depriving them of their cell phones, emails and gadgets like television and iPod could leave them suffering from symptoms similar to those seen in drug addicts trying to...
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Shubhangi Atre Says Alcoholism Killed Ex-Husband Piyush Poorey: "He Was Taking Steroids With Alcohol"
"After I got married, I got to know about Piyush's alcohol addiction," Shubhangi Atre said.
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No TV Or Screen For Toddlers At All, Sweden Recommends To Parents
Children under the age of two should be kept away from digital media and television completely, Sweden's Public Health Agency said.
-
Kids' Screen Time Increasing At An Alarming Rate, Says Study; Know Some Tricks To Limit Your Child's Screen Time
Too much screen time can negatively affect your child's health. Researchers have found that the amount of time children are spending each day watching television or using a computer or mobile device is increasing at an alarming rate. Here are some tips to kids' reduce screen time.
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Keeping TV In Bedroom May Lead To Poor Grades: Study
Having a TV in the bedroom can cause children to spend less time reading and sleeping, leading to poor grades as well as increased risk of obesity and video game addiction, a study has found.
-
Addicted To Netflix? Stop As It Causes Poor Sleep And Fatigue
Studies reveal that binge-watching television can cause poor sleep quality, fatigue and even insomnia in youngsters. Though lack of sleep and insomnia can be owed to a number of other reasons, there is a 98% chance that you might be suffering from it due to binge-watching.
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Ranbir Kapoor Says, 'Love is a Feeling Beyond Your Control'
"My latest release, Ae Dil Hai Mushkil, is one such love saga that I hope the viewers will enjoy! Being a romantic myself, I could not have got a better platform than this to talk about my upcoming release," Ranbir said
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Game of Thrones 'Saved' This Actress From a Life of Drugs, Prostitution
I was addicted to cocaine and to keep the supply I needed, I had to sell my body three or four times a week," said Josephine Gillan
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Why People Who Watch A Lot Of TV Might Really Need A New One
The United States is a country of 323 million people - and, as of 2013, some 338 million televisions, according to one estimate. We are, to put it bluntly, highly entertained, and we use a lot of electricity in the process. Four to five percent of total household power gets zapped into these devices, according to the Department of Energy.
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Are Courteney Cox and Matthew Perry Dating?
"They've leaned on each other before, during her infertility struggle and his battle with addiction," a source said. The source also claimed that the duo is planning to "take it slow" and don't wish to make their relationship public "anytime soon"
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Manoj Bajpai: Criminals enter crime world by chance, get addicted
With several crime-based shows being aired on TV, Manoj, through his show Encounter, is trying to convey that 'Crime does not pay, and when it does, it is often via death.'
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Today's generation can't live without mobiles, emails: Study
Today's generation is so much hooked to mobiles and the Internet that depriving them of their cell phones, emails and gadgets like television and iPod could leave them suffering from symptoms similar to those seen in drug addicts trying to...
