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JOHNNY VEGAS caused some drama on Sunday Brunch this weekend when he objected to hosts Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer interrupting his anecdote.

With May being Mental Health Awareness Month, three champions for mental wellness and raising the conversation about its importance --  former Detroit Lions Quarterback Eric Hipple, NAMI-Michigan’s Kevin Fischer and BCBSM’s Dr. Amy McKenzie -- appear on CBS 62’s “Michigan Matters” this Sunday at 7:30 am to discuss this critical issue.

TEEN Mom’s Jenelle Evans reunited with her 11-year-old son Jace for Mother’s Day amid the star’s nasty custody war with her mother Barbara. The 29-year-old took to her Instagram Story yesterday to share a plethora of clips of Jace playing with his brother Kaiser and sister Ensley in a North Carolina creek. ????  Follow all […]

BRITS will get a break from the wintry weather today as a mini-heatwave sweeps across parts of the UK – though heavy showers will return next week. The Met Office said the South East of England will see the best of the warm weekend weather coming in from the continent. The weather is expected to […]

Mr. Shunmugasundaram has an experience of 44 years in the Bar and has been a designated senior counsel for the last 20 years.

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How did Golden State do with their keys to victory against Oklahoma City?

KUALA LUMPUR: The Kluang district in Johor will be placed under the Movement Control Order (MCO) while Enhanced MCO (EMCO) will be enforced in Kampung Keramat, Semporna, Sabah from May 11 to May 24.

A LARGE cache of Russian and Chinese weapons have been found in Middle East.

Karine has posted a bunch of photos on Instagram, which confirmed her return to the United States. It looks like she is super excited to be back.

Roy Hodgson has told the Premier League's biggest clubs to stay away from one of his key players

Yves Bissouma has asked to be allowed to leave his current club Brighton and Hove Albion at the end of the season, according to a report.

On May 9, a fire broke out at Homs oil refinery in central Syria as a result of what was...

Most of the casualties were female students aged between 11 and 15 years old, who were leaving school at the time.

Remember, today, as any other day, "Mother" is only half a word.

The Bastard notes the excess death rate in the time of the plague. We'll probably never know how much blood is on Trump's hands.

"Make no mistake about it, this country is in danger." So concludes Political Irony, after seeing what Republicans are up to.

What else are Republicans up to? Assholery in the skies. MadMikesAmerica has that one.

Maha on the current labor situation: "Are the Serfs Rethinking... Читать дальше...

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Many people have cherished childhood memories of playing dress-up with their parents.

In this video, we explore the neuroscience behind the rarity of being a true multi-tasker. For most of us, when we attempt to multitask, we don’t actually do more than one activity at once. Instead, we quickly switch between them. Unfortunately, far from adding to our productivity, such switching is...

Super Mario Party was a good step towards what fans wanted from the series, but the best Mario Party ever could be made with some specific changes.

Literary events taking place virtually this week!

1. No-show high school students reject COVID reopening rules  Los Angeles Times
2. Schools Are Open, but Many Families Remain Hesitant to Return  The New York Times
3. Riverdale High School student killed in shooting, school system confirms  11Alive.com WXIA
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The "Zoom in a room" option for in-person schooling — the format for high schools in Los Angeles and San Francisco — has failed to draw back the vast majority of students.

Tsui will detail the evolution of human swimming from learning for survival to testing our limits, and will highlight swimmers from around the world in a free, virtual event open to the public from 7 to 8:30 p.m. June 9.