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Josh Radnor on why the How I Met Your Mother Cast drifted apart: 'We didn't choose each other, we were cast'

Turns out the gang from How I Met Your Mother doesn't hang out at MacLaren's anymore, at least not in real life. Josh Radnor, who spent nine seasons as Ted Mosby, recently opened up about where things actually stand with his former co-stars: Alyson Hannigan, Neil Patrick Harris, Jason Segel, and Cobie Smulders. Asked on the Half the Picture podcast whether the cast remains as tight-knit as fans…

Josh Radnor on why the How I Met Your Mother Cast drifted apart: 'We didn't choose each other, we were cast'

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Chinese green tea is bringing people together in West Africa, 3 cups at a time

West Africa has embraced Chinese green tea – from government offices in Mauritania to roadside stalls in Senegal, Mali and Niger, it is at the heart of a tradition that brings people together. The ritual – known as ataya, or attaya in some countries – involves preparing and serving strong, sweet green tea in three rounds, giving family…

Chinese green tea is bringing people together in West Africa, 3 cups at a time

West Africa has embraced Chinese green tea – from government offices in Mauritania to roadside stalls in Senegal, Mali and Niger, it is at the heart of a tradition that brings people together. The ritual – known as ataya, or attaya in some countries – involves preparing and serving strong, sweet green tea in three rounds, giving family…

The freedom to be out of the loop

Not long ago, I was with friends laughing about a video I had never seen. “You haven’t seen that?” someone asked. I laughed it off, but on my way home, I opened my phone to see what I had missed. It was trivial. Another video would soon replace it. Still, I felt one beat behind the world. Trends once gave people a common language.

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