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Redeem now A Starbucks app glitch sent an "order ready" notification to customers' phones. Starbucks said the messages were sent in error, and that its app was suffering a partial outage. It's not the first time the app has malfunctioned.  If you got an app notification Wednesday that a Starbucks order you didn't place was ready for pick up, you weren't alone. Starbucks' app malfunctioned and sent the notifications by mistake, the company told Insider.

Redeem now Former Subway spokesman Jared Fogle. AP The FBI has subpoenaed an affidavit containing alleged texts between former Subway spokesman Jared Fogle and a former female Subway franchisee in which Fogle says he paid for sex with a 16-year-old girl, according to the former franchisee's attorney. The former franchisee shared the texts and her concerns about Fogle with Subway management at the time, her lawyer says, but Subway did nothing.

IndiaOutspoken opposition MP hits back after being kicked out, blaming a witch-hunt and vowing ‘I’m not going anywhere’ It’s a saga that has had the hallways of India’s parliament abuzz for months: one that began with a bitter custody battle over a rottweiler dog named Henry, and culminated with the expulsion of one of the fiercest critics of the prime minister. Mahua Moitra, the MP who was expelled from parliament earlier this month after a vote, described the situation as “so ridiculous I feel like pinching myself”.

Until recently, stories about the making of the Christmas classic Scrooged were mostly told by star Bill Murray and director Richard Donner. Murray and Donner famously fought during the making of Scrooged, partly because Murray was uncomfortable being the film’s star (Scrooged was Murray’s first leading role after The Razor’s Edge bombed in 1984; it was also his first film role since Little Shop of Horrors in 1986). Thankfully, time heals some wounds, and Murray and Donner now look back on the film — a snarky, loose update of Charles Dickens’s A Christmas Carol, starring Murray as heartless TV executive Frank Cross — with fond memories.

The Whitechapel takeoverArtLife models face draughty studios, unflattering personal comments and lingering social disapproval. Artist Fiona Banner thought they deserved a chance to speak for themselves - so she sent Laura Barnett to meet someIn an upstairs room overlooking a park, 51-year-old Judith Castle is preparing to take off her clothes. "I should really have taken these off earlier," she says, bending down to unzip her boots. "They hate sock marks.

Sam Worthington, the Kid Laroi and Miranda Kerr will receive honors for excellence in their respective fields at the 2023 G’Day USA Arts Gala in Los Angeles. This year marks the 20th anniversary of the ceremony, which has celebrated Australian trailblazers for the last two decades.

Spring is here and temperatures are heating up. That means cases of tick-borne illnesses, particularly Lyme disease, are on the rise in the U.S. And the problem is only being exacerbated by prolonged warmer weather across a wider swath of the country, driven by climate change. In the Northeast, upper Midwest and northern Pacific Coast, the warming climate enables ticks to become active earlier in the spring and then remain active later into the autumn or winter months, extending the window of tick-borne disease risk each year.

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Police in Brighton want to talk to anyone who saw a woman run into the sea in the early hours of Saturday morning The woman, 36 and believed to be from Brighton, left the seafront Digital nightclub at about 2.30am and was walking along the beach between West Pier and Palace Pier with a man she knew when she ran into the water. She was almost immediately swept away by a large wave, a police spokesman said.