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MusicThe Red Hot Chili Peppers have survived drugs, madness, breakdowns, seven guitarists, £70,000 of dental surgery and six deaths (five in one person). They tell Dave Simpson why it's tofu and candles from now onIn a sectioned-off room in Milan's plush Four Seasons hotel, Chili Peppers guitarist John Frusciante is explaining his unusual methods of trying to come off heroin. "I's tried it by just smoking pot and drinking," he says with a slight slur.

Could the next big thing in alternative proteins be a something tiny and green? Several companies see a bright future for plant protein, and for microalgae in particular. But whether this attractive protein source can muscle out a place for itself against heavyweights like soy and pea is an open question. While soy has been the alternative protein of choice for years, up-and-coming companies like Hampton Creek are using pea protein to make a substitute for eggs and mayonnaise, and are attracting high-powered investors.

Father's Day is just around the corner and we know what that means? The frantic running around the card shop and dashing round the supermarket trying to find the perfect gift. But instead of a mug or something for the garden, you could be treating him to an amazing Morgan Experience Day with Berrybrookin Exeter. Whether he's a petrol head, an adrenalin junkie or loves old fashioned motors, this is a prize all Dads will love.

Netflix's "One Piece" series is streaming now. The new show is adapted from a popular anime series of the same name that has over 1,000 episodes. Here is how the cast compares to their animated counterparts. Iñaki Godoy plays Monkey D. Luffy, the captain of the Straw Hats. Iñaki Godoy plays Monkey D. Luffy in Netflix's live-action "One Piece." Casey Crafford/Netflix; Toei Animation Luff, the series' protagonist, gained rubber powers by eating the Gum-Gum devil fruit as a child.

Ben Narasin is the founder and general partner at Tenacity Venture Capital, as well as a prolific entrepreneur. His career spans 25 years as an entrepreneur and 10 years as an early-stage investor. His knack for spotting emerging trends led him to make seed investments in companies like Dropcam, Lending Club, TellApart, Kabbage and Zenefits. He founded several consumer companies before launching his investing career, including Fashionmall.com, one of the first e-commerce companies, which he launched in 1993 and led to a successful IPO in 1999.

A Hobbit-obsessed couple is planning a one-of-a-kind destination wedding in the Shire! Bride-to-be Monique Bryson shared in a video on TikTok that she and her fiancé, Charles — who live in Sydney, Australia — are set to tie the knot at the Hobbiton tourist attraction in Matamata, New Zealand, a filming location of both The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit trilogies. "We're going on an adventureeee!!" she declared in the caption of her video, which kicks off with footage of Bryson, a fantasy photographer and filmmaker, standing by a wooden Hobbiton sign.

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To make matters worse, Kelly's breakdown happened on her 32nd birthday! No word yet on why Kelly was sobbing (after all, it was her birthday and she could cry if she wants to!) A request fior comment has not yet been returned. We hope whatever bummed her out, though, has come and gone. K.Rowland, you are fierce! ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7prvNpaCnnV6YvK57zZ6urGdjbYVyfI9oop6knK56s7vWpZinnF2Yv6qx0maYn6yVp3qjtdGtn52ZqWK5trrCoWSwoaSdeqOx2KilnJ1dn666edk%3D

Recent Japanese suspense drama series “Guilty Flag” is to be launched at next week’s Asian Television Forum (ATF) as a scripted format by entertainment group Nippon Television. “Guilty Flag,” which runs to twenty 60-minute episodes, follows a man whose wife and kids suddenly disappear. He frantically searches for them but has no leads. To convince the police to start an investigation, he uses the power of social media to bring their disappearance to the public’s attention.