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90er-Kinderstar: Was wurde aus "Matilda"-Darstellerin Mara Wilson?

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By Slaven Vlasic
| BLICK.de Verified
Man kannte diese kleine Schauspielerin in den 1990er-Jahren, ein Weg an ihr führte nicht vorbei. Mara Wilson war dank Filmen wie "Matilda", der vor 30 Jahren ins Kino kam, einer der größten Kinderstars des Jahrzehnts. Ähnlich wie Macaulay Culkin und anders als Kirsten Dunst oder Scarlett Johansson wurde aus dem Kinderstar Wilson kein erwachsener Star. Sie verschwand allmählich in der Versenkung. Ihren Durchbruch hatte Wilson mit ihrer ersten Rolle. In "Mrs.
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Kongen satt ned foten: - Tydelige krav

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By Martine Johansen, Slaven Vlasic, Suvad Mrkonjic
| Seher
Tirsdag er det duket for en av årets store begivenheter i Sverige: kronprinsesse Victorias (48) bursdagsfeiring på Öland! I år skal hele den svenske kongefamilien være med på markeringen, inkludert den mer kamerasky svogeren Chris O'Neill (52). 2024: Prinsesse Madeleine, Chris O'Neill, prinsesse Leonore, prins Nicolas og prinsesse Adrienne under Victoriadagen for to år siden.
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How Pulsetto’s 8-Week Sleep Timeline Works, From Day One Calm to Automatic Bedtime Routines

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By Slaven Vlasic
| The News & Observer Verified
Pulsetto, the vagus nerve stimulation device that markets itself as a four-minute path to calmer nights, has drawn attention from people frustrated with sleepless evenings and looking for a non-pharmaceutical option. The company makes specific claims about how quickly users can expect changes — some within a single session, others over weeks of consistent use — and backs those claims with a mix of internal pilot data, user surveys and commentary from its CEO.
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