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10 Richest Persons According To Forbes Real Time Billionaires

10 Richest Persons According To Forbes Real Time Billionaires
Nov 22 2023 Share

Here are the 10 richest persons according to the Real Time Billionaires List, kicking it off with ELON MUSK at a $246.1B net worth. 

The Tesla and SpaceX founder is just above Bernard Arnault and Family, with a net worth of $191.1B, followed by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos at $166.6B. 

The top 5 are rounded off by Larry Ellison, who founded the Oracle Corporation, at $146.4B and Warren Buffett at $120.5B.

Mark Zuckerberg ($119.3B) and Bill Gates ($116.9B) follow the top 5 at sixth and 7th page respectively and known for Facebook and Microsoft. 

The rest of the top 10 list is rounded off by other Google and Microsoft related individuals; Larry Page ($115.3B), Steve Ballmer ($111.5B) and Sergey Brin ($110.6B).

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Napoleon Director Describes Malta As ‘The Jewel’

Napoleon Director Describes Malta As 'The Jewel'
Nov 22 2023 Share

Nothing but praise for Malta as Sir Ridley Scott explains his creative vision behind his recently released ‘Napoleon’, starring Joaquin Phoenix. 

Scott, who also directed Gladiator in 2000 in the Maltese islands, revealed that the Mediterranean island and its ‘great’ architecture immediately came to mind when planning to film Napoleon.

 

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Ridley Scott goes on to admire the beauty of the ports, explaining how he would go all around the area and marvelling at the churches, buildings and film scene potential.

Aidan Elliott, the executive producer, also described the work of the local crew as ‘second-to-none’ and exceeding all expectations.

Actress Vanessa Kirby too said that she understands why many crews and film productions would want to come to Malta to film their movies, saying that Malta is so well adapted with ‘epic landscapes’.

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Jim Carrey Will Not Reprise Role Of Grinch Despite Rumours

Jim Carrey Will Not Reprise Role Of Grinch Despite Rumours
Nov 22 2023 Share

Contrary to online rumors, Jim Carrey has no plans to reprise his role as the Grinch in a sequel to the 2000 live-action film “How the Grinch Stole Christmas.” 

Recent reports suggested a sequel was in the works with Carrey returning, but his representative dismissed these claims, stating there is no truth to the rumors. 

Carrey originally portrayed the Grinch in the 2000 adaptation of Dr. Seuss’s book, directed by Ron Howard. The film also featured Taylor Momsen, Jeffrey Tambor, Christine Baranski, Molly Shannon, and Anthony Hopkins. 

While the story was later animated in 2018 with Benedict Cumberbatch as the voice star, Carrey expressed his retirement from acting in 2022 during interviews for “Sonic the Hedgehog 2.” 

He mentioned taking a break, emphasizing his enjoyment of a quiet life, painting, and focusing on his spiritual well-being. 

Carrey clarified that while he might consider a compelling script, he feels content with what he has accomplished in his nearly four-decade-long entertainment career.

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Eating Pasta Does Not Lead To Weight Gain, Study Finds

Eating Pasta Does Not Lead To Weight Gain, Study Finds
Nov 22 2023 Share

In a recent study, the age-old question of whether pasta contributes to weight gain has been addressed, providing a definitive answer. 

Contrary to common beliefs and numerous Google queries, it has been officially established that regular pasta consumption does not lead to weight gain. 

Despite its reputation as a refined carbohydrate and public enemy number one in diet discussions, pasta has been exonerated. Scientists Lisa Sanders and Joanne Slavin conducted a comprehensive analysis of 38 studies, revealing that, contrary to the perception of pasta as a “fattening” food, observational evidence indicates it is generally not associated with increased body weight or composition. 

Notably, it may even be inversely linked to BMI or abdominal obesity, providing a positive note for pasta enthusiasts. This aligns with a 2016 Italian study showing that pasta eaters tend to have a smaller BMI. 

However, the study emphasises sensible consumption, excluding indulgent sauces and excessive portions. Pasta is distinguished as a “low-glycemic carbohydrate,” setting it apart from its refined carb counterparts. 

Portion size (75g of dried pasta) and cooking methods, particularly achieving the perfect ‘al dente,’ play crucial roles in maintaining its health benefits, including a lower glycemic index similar to brown rice and the presence of gut-friendly resistant starch.

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