A piece of artwork was mistaken for trash and thrown away at a museum. (LAM Museum)
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- A museum worker mistakenly tossed "priceless" artwork thinking it was trash.
- A new travel trend is prompting airline passengers to do skincare routines mid-flight.
- Stay stocked up on these food and drink essentials before Hurricane Milton makes landfall in Florida.
Canned foods, bottled water and peanut butter are some items a person should keep on hand in case of a hurricane. (Jeffrey Greenberg/Universal Images Group via Getty Images; iStock)
HOPPY ACCIDENT – A museum is shaking off a simple mistake after an employee accidentally threw away a piece of art thinking it was trash. The artwork was created by Alexandre Lavet. Continue reading…
TAKING FLIGHT – People are using face masks and red light therapy as part of an in-flight trend that has passengers trying to hydrate their skin while in the air. Continue reading…
HUNKERING DOWN – Here are five food and drink essentials that Florida residents should have at their homes as Hurricane Milton looms. Continue reading…
'BIG DEAL DAYS' – Get your Christmas gifts out of the way early and consider taking advantage of sales during Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days. Continue reading…
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