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PHOTOS: Celebrities you didn't know were twins ...

PHOTOS: Celebrities you didn't know were twins ...

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Recording artists Benjamin (Benji) Madden (L) and Joel Madden

Recording artists Benjamin (Benji) Madden (L) and Joel Madden

Scarlett Johansson and her twin brother Hunter Johansson who appeared with her in the film 'Manny & Lo.' Source: Wikipedia

Scarlett Johansson and her twin brother Hunter Johansson who appeared with her in the film 'Manny & Lo.' Source: Wikipedia

Giovanni and Marissa Ribisi

Giovanni and Marissa Ribisi

Actresses Tia Mowry and Tamera Mowry-Housley

Actresses Tia Mowry and Tamera Mowry-Housley

Ashton has a fraternal twin brother named Michael,

Ashton has a fraternal twin brother named Michael,

Michael Kutcher

Michael Kutcher

Parker and Chris Posey -Parker is an American actress best known as the "Queen of the Indies." Source: Wikipedia

Parker and Chris Posey -Parker is an American actress best known as the "Queen of the Indies." Source: Wikipedia

Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen - The Olsens have also launched their own couture fashion label, "The Row," named after Savile Row in London. Source: Wikipedia

Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen - The Olsens have also launched their own couture fashion label, "The Row," named after Savile Row in London. Source: Wikipedia

Linda & Leslie Hamilton - Her identical twin sister Leslie Hamilton Gearren was Linda's double in Terminator 2. Source: Wikipedia

Linda & Leslie Hamilton - Her identical twin sister Leslie Hamilton Gearren was Linda's double in Terminator 2. Source: Wikipedia

Judy Reyes (left) is an American television actress, her twin sister named Joselin, played a paramedic on Law & Order. Source: Wikipedia

Judy Reyes (left) is an American television actress, her twin sister named Joselin, played a paramedic on Law & Order. Source: Wikipedia

Identical twins Jon and Dan Heder grew up in a Mormon household in Utah and attended Brigham Young University. Source: Zimbio.com

Identical twins Jon and Dan Heder grew up in a Mormon household in Utah and attended Brigham Young University. Source: Zimbio.com

Jill and Jacqueline Hennessy worked together in a 1988 movie called Dead Ringers and one episode of Law & Order. Source: Zimbio.com

Jill and Jacqueline Hennessy worked together in a 1988 movie called Dead Ringers and one episode of Law & Order. Source: Zimbio.com

Jenna Bush Hager and Barbara Pierce Bush, the fraternal former first daughters.

Jenna Bush Hager and Barbara Pierce Bush, the fraternal former first daughters.

Ingrid and Isabella Rossellini are the daughters of actress Ingrid Bergman and director Roberto Rossellini,

Ingrid and Isabella Rossellini are the daughters of actress Ingrid Bergman and director Roberto Rossellini,

George and Amal Clooney welcome twins Ella and Alexander

NEW YORK (AP) George and Amal Clooney's twins have arrived one of the most anticipated births since Knox and Vivienne Jolie-Pitt were born in 2008.

Beyonce and Jay Z, you're next.

The Clooneys welcomed a son and a daughter on Tuesday morning, announcing in a joint statement that daughter Ella, son Alexander and mother Amal were all "happy, healthy and doing fine."

"George is sedated and should recover in a few days," the statement said.

Clooney, 56, and international human rights lawyer Amal Alamuddin, 39, married in Italy in 2014. These are the first children for both.

Other celebrity parents of twins include Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon, Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony and Rebecca Romijn and Jerry O'Connell.

Beyonce and Jay Z are also expecting twins imminently. She announced the pregnancy in February.

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AP entertainment writer Sandy Cohen in Los Angeles contributed to this report.

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Why Does Al Sharpton Get a Pass on his Racism? | Frontpage Mag FrontPage Magazine Al Sharpton, who is trying to move pass his careers of conducting race riots and reading a teleprompter badly on MSNBC, decided to go after Bill Maher. and more »

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So about sometime last school year, I drew a pepe in the class

and this kid from another period liked to draw over it and as each day passed, he kept drawing on it and i kept trying to draw it back to how it was, but then it sort of progressed to where we would sent messages to each other

I didnt document the first ones

He asked for an army AND OH BOY DID I BRING HIM ONE

The teacher had let me print a bunch of pepes and we built ourarmy

Then I put them literally everywhere in the classroom (including the books bc the teacher let us know what page they were going to work on)

The main focus was the table where the guy sat in. We spent all period attaching pepes on doors, windows, walls, stools, tables books, everything

This kid had the class for first period while i had it for sixth so the teacher told me he was going to tell me the reaction at the end of the day. HOWEVER, I got the reaction sooner than I thought because as i was passing to second period I saw this

THIS KID HAD THROWN PRACTICALLY ALL MY PEPES TO THE FLOOR FROM THE THIRD FLOOR

We later on met and honestly, this whole thing will be the highlight of my life and I hope to be remembered for this.

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OVER 50 pupils from schools across Trowbridge became detectives for a day over half term at a Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) event.

Pupils had to solve the crime of working out which teacher stole biscuits from the biscuit jar at Paxcroft Primary School on Friday using evidence they acquired using various investigation methods.

The science day was delivered by Active Trowbridge, with the help of former John of Gaunt science teacher Hannah Eaton, as part of their week of themed half term fun days.

Adam Casserly, leisure activities supervisor for Active Trowbridge, said: It was brilliant fun and great to see so many children by learning about science.

They got involved with lots of fun things including making balloon rockets and lava lamps.

They then learned how to take finger prints and the science behind it before getting to work on cracking the crime.

The schools sports coaches had stolen biscuits and they had to track him down. The teams that managed to work it out were crowned the winners.

At Active Trowbridge were all about inclusion which is why we dont just do sports events we organise activities that all children can enjoy.

But there was a sport element as children had to complete sporting challenges to get a clue, such as doing 10 kick-ups with a football or completing an obstacle course.

Active Trowbridge has a full range of events of the summer, details of which can be found by calling the town council on 01225 765072

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The University of Wisconsin Oshkosh announces the 2017 schedule of summer academies offered through theDivision of Online Learning and Continuing Education.

The summer academies are an opportunity for participants to get hands-on experience and an inside look into career fields with instruction from local professionals.

Be a star behind the scenes or in front of it with the Experience Radio TV Film youth academy. Whether on the stage or producing the final cuts, the Radio/TV/Film youth program gives participants a realistic idea of what its like to work in the industry. This academy allows students the opportunity to explore all aspects including production, acting, planning and directing. The academy is held at the UW Oshkosh campus, Arts & Communication building.

The fee for this program is $350, which it includes all instruction materials, food and lodging for the duration of the academy.

Tour local law enforcement departments, and learn all week from area police and public safety professionals. Participants in thePolice Academy will undergo hands-on training sessions based on real police training exercises including, using tools like handcuffs and standard uniform tools, working with a K9 dog, clearing a room, using training gear like paint rounds, tasers and hit pads, conductingtraffic stops and bike patrol as well as being an essential component of a criminal investigation. Through these field activities, participants will get a realistic view of the skills and education it takes to be a police officer. The academy is held at UW Oshkosh campus.

The fee for this program is $450, whichit includes all instruction materials, food and lodging for the duration of the academy.

Live the life of a firefighter by participating in thefirefighting programs. Fight fires and learn life-saving techniques while gaining hands-on experiences by performing tasks and training exercises alongside local firefighters. The academies are held at UW Oshkosh with visits to area fire departments and training facilities.

The fee for each program is $450, whichit includes all instruction materials, transportation, as well as food and lodging for the duration of the academy.

Test for fingerprints, study clues, and have fun whilelearning about the science, technology and skills that goes into investigating a crime scene. Use real CSI equipment and techniques to learn about the essential role forensic scientists play. Participants will spend four days immersed in the world of crime scene investigation and at the end of the week, theyll be prepared for the large mock crime scene. Put knowledge to the test to crack the case and to find out which suspect is guilty. The academy is held at UW Oshkosh campus and the Fox Valley Technical College Safety Training Center.

The fee for this program is $550, which includes all instruction materials, all transportation, as well as meals and lodging for the duration of the academy.

These programs are presented by the Division of Online and Continuing Education, and are cosponsored by various campus departments and community partners. View full program descriptions and register online at uwosh.edu/go/youth. For more information, contact Jill Milos at (920) 424-1134 or 800-633-1442.

Faculty, staff and students are encouraged to contribute calendar items, campus announcements and other good news to UW Oshkosh Today.

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