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Paul McCartney explained on a podcast why he doesn't do photos or selfies with fans, saying that he wants to keep a sense of normalcy and does like how he feels about himself when taking photos.

From Independent RSS Feed: Paul McCartney shares ‘important’ reason he refuses to take photos with fans

From Independent RSS Feed: Paul McCartney says one song has the power to unite Democrats and Republicans in Trump’s America

From Independent RSS Feed: Paul McCartney shares ‘important’ reason he refuses to take photos with fans

From Mashable!: Stephen Colbert reacts to Trump saying I dont think about anybody

In Japan, he is now affectionately known as “Punch-kun.” (Kun is a term of endearment for boys.) He has inspired “Team Punch” T-shirts, social media stickers and action figures.

The rapper and podcaster roasted Cole's short-lived overseas basketball career weeks after he played one game with the Nanjing Monkey Kings.

From BuzzFeed Latest: I Got Lost In Japan When I Tried To Go See Punch, The Internet's Favorite Baby Monkey, And Honestly, I Have Nooo Regrets

Officials say the attack is a reminder that military missions face unexpected troubles and disruptions.

From Peta RSS Feed: Animal Testing Horror: 20 Screws Driven Into a Monkey’s Skull

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Punch the monkey’s fame is growing. Juju Chang traveled to the Ichikawa City Zoo in Japan to see for herself why the world went bananas for the tiny macaque and his heartwarming backstory.

When you see this primate's nose, you know you're in Borneo, where efforts are underway to restore its habitat

This week, the war in Ukraine entered its fifth year, Nasa delayed the launch of its mission to the Moon again, and Olivia Dean and Sam Fender reached number one in the charts a staggering 35 weeks after their single was released.