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40 years after Live Aid, the world is experiencing a compassion gap csmonitor.com · Ned Temko The megaconcert prompted people around the world to give generously to help people starving in Ethiopia. Would it have the same effect today? How Superman helped foil the KKK mentalfloss.com · Jake Rossen A real-life hero who infiltrated the Klan in the 1940s teamed up with a fictional one to expose their corrupting influence. The Great Depression's push for affordable food gave us one of the most divisive condiments chowhound.com · Allie Fasanella Much of the population struggled to make ends meet and were forced to discover alternatives to certain foods and ingredients. Jamie Lee Curtis on reuniting with Lindsay Lohan for 'Freakier Friday' Variety · Giana Levy, Marc Malkin The actress also talks about her Emmy nomination for "The Bear" and the Stephen Colbert news. Bonding or boundaries? How we cracked the in-law code worldcrunch.com · Adam Fletcher Getting along with your partner's parents doesn't mean becoming family. The dramatic sports story that inspired the tennis bracelet VOGUE.COM · Selene Oliva and Anna Cafolla Before they were named tennis bracelets, this slender piece of jewelry would have been known as an "eternity bracelet."

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