Month: November 2020

The Dinner Party Episode of Greys Anatomy Actually Made People Feel Bad for Penny – Showbiz Cheat Sheet
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The Dinner Party Episode of Greys Anatomy Actually Made People Feel Bad for Penny – Showbiz Cheat Sheet

Whenever a new season in Grey’s Anatomy begins, Meredith’s voice-over usually comes in, setting that season’s theme. As the show ends, there is almost always a guaranteed death of one of the characters or a huge calamity. As Season 11 ended, fans had to say goodbye to Derek Shepherd, Meredith Grey’s love interest, and husband. The ending was a sad one, and people felt devastated, especially for Meredith. Meredith mainly blamed one doctor, Penny, for Derek’s death, and when Penny came for dinner, Meredith gave her the cold shoulder. Read on to find out more about the awkward dinner and why fans felt terrible for Penny. Meredith Grey is usually the focal point of ‘Grey’s Anatomy‘        KELLY MCCREARY, SARAH DREW, SAMANTHA SLOYAN | Richard Cartwright/Walt D...
Selena Quintanillas Family and Netflix Hit With $1 Million Lawsuit Over New Series – E! NEWS
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Selena Quintanillas Family and Netflix Hit With $1 Million Lawsuit Over New Series – E! NEWS

Gabriel Chavarria on Playing Selena's Brother A.B. Quintanilla: Ones To Watch Selena Quintanilla's father and sister are facing a $1 million lawsuit after producing a Netflix series based on his daughter's life. According to documents obtained by E! News, Selena producer Moctesuma Esparza filed a lawsuit against Abraham and Suzette Quintanilla and Netflix on Nov. 6. In the suit, he claims that Abraham signed a contract agreeing to give him the rights to the life stories of the Tejano singer in 1995.  Moctesuma goes on to claim in the suit that he, Suzette and Abraham discussed the creation of a series based on Selena's early life in 1998. It was a follow-up to the biopic starring Jennifer Lopez. However, their plans never came to fruition. Since then, the Quintanillas have produced...
Women face long delays before they can conceive after stopping contraception, research suggests – Daily Mail
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Women face long delays before they can conceive after stopping contraception, research suggests – Daily Mail

Eight-month wait for fertility to return: Women face long delays before they can conceive after stopping contraception, research suggests Speed at which a woman became pregnant depended on type of contraception   Those who came off injectable contraceptives waited from five to eight months Women who stopped using implants reported getting pregnant two months later Boston University and Aarhus University team pooled data from three studies By Xantha Leatham For The Daily Mail Published: 18:57 EST, 11 November 2020 | Updated: 19:18 EST, 11 November 2020 Women may have to wait up to eight months for their fertility to return to normal after stopping contraception, say researchers. The speed at which a woman became pregnant depended on the type of contracepti...
Cleveland Clinic rescheduling some elective procedures to make room for COVID-19 spike – WJW FOX 8 News Cleveland
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Cleveland Clinic rescheduling some elective procedures to make room for COVID-19 spike – WJW FOX 8 News Cleveland

CLEVELAND (WJW)– The Cleveland Clinic will be taking proactive measures to save hospital beds as Ohio sees a consistent uptick in coronavirus cases. New restrictions on social gatherings in Ohio coming soon Although admissions are quickly increasing, the hospital system has sufficient bed space available. “As of Friday, we are rescheduling some elective procedures in order to allow more capacity for procedures that require hospitalizations. As you know, some surgeries can be done in an outpatient setting and they can go home the same day so those are continuing ongoing,” said Dr. Raed Dweik, chair of the Respiratory Institute at the Cleveland Clinic. “The ones that require hospital admissions after surgery, we are rescheduling those definitely for thi...
AC/DC Power Up For Album Release With Thundering Realize Single – Billboard
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AC/DC Power Up For Album Release With Thundering Realize Single – Billboard

The thumping "Realize," written by guitarist Angus Young and late brother rhythm guitarist Malcolm Young, finds singer Brian Johnson getting his groove on over the band's signature hard-thumping attack. Like most AC/DC songs, the message isn't subtle. "Those moments just pass you by/ Gonna take you to paradise/ Move it/ Make you prove it, yeah/ Breakin' out/ Break it down/ Feel the chill, feel the chill/ Movin' down your spine," he sings over Angus' giant riffs and back-in-the-fold drummer Phil Rudd's booming kit. The band's current line-up also features Malcolm Young's nephew, Stevie Young, taking on the rhythm guitar spot and singer Johnson back in his spot after taking some time away to deal with hearing loss issues. Listen to "Realize" below.
Jordan Brand Reveals Auto-Lacing Air Jordan 11s, No Strings? No Problem! – TMZ
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Jordan Brand Reveals Auto-Lacing Air Jordan 11s, No Strings? No Problem! – TMZ

Breaking News The Jumpman has entered the future!!! The Jordan Brand has officially announced its first ever self-lacing sneaker ... and they look like they'd get Marty McFly's approval. Dubbed the Air Jordan 11 Adapt, the sneakers are the first of Michael Jordan's iconic signature line to use Nike's electronically-controlled lacing technology ... and will mark the 25th anniversary of the original kicks released in 1995. Remember, sneakerheads lost their minds when the Swoosh introduced the Nike MAG back in 2016 -- ya know, the "Back to the Future" kicks -- which also featured the Adapt tech. While the self-lacing tech has showed up on other iconic shoes in rec...
SARS-CoV-2 Transmission among Marine Recruits during Quarantine | NEJM – nejm.org
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SARS-CoV-2 Transmission among Marine Recruits during Quarantine | NEJM – nejm.org

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