Month: January 2021

Beyonce reflects on 2020 in behind-the-scenes video showcasing her career highs – Daily Mail
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Beyonce reflects on 2020 in behind-the-scenes video showcasing her career highs – Daily Mail

Beyonce, like many, is hopeful that 2021 will be a 'better and brighter' year for humanity. But the megastar, 39, chose to make 2020 'about celebrating joy, chasing happiness, and living in love,' despite social unrest in the United States and the havoc caused by COVID-19.  And Beyonce reflected on her personal highlights of 2020, both charitable and professional, in a four-minute video shared to Instagram on Friday. Reflecting: Beyonce reflected on her personal highlights of 2020, both charitable and professional, in a four-minute video shared to Instagram on Friday Heartfelt: Along with the lengthy clip, Beyonce penned a heartfelt letter to her 159million followers Along with the lengthy clip, Beyonce penned a heartfelt letter to her 159millio...
Coronavirus updates: Third state identifies more-transmissible variant as U.S. cases surpass 20 million – The Washington Post
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Coronavirus updates: Third state identifies more-transmissible variant as U.S. cases surpass 20 million – The Washington Post

Here are some significant developments: The virus, spreading largely unchecked in much of the country, forced most people to have quieter New Year’s Eve celebrations. No one was likely to kiss a stranger at the annual ball drop in Manhattan’s Times Square, attended by only a few hundred front-line workers. Anthony S. Fauci, the nation’s top infectious-disease expert, said the United States would not follow Britain’s lead in prioritizing first doses of the vaccine, potentially delaying administration of the second dose. British officials are shutting London’s primary schools and reactivating field hospitals to handle a surge of patients as the new variant spreads. The nation’s rolling average of new cases per capita has increased by 23 percent in the past week. California on Friday repo...
‘She would scream in pain’: 7-year-old girl hospitalized for MIS-C after contracting coronavirus – WJW FOX 8 News Cleveland
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‘She would scream in pain’: 7-year-old girl hospitalized for MIS-C after contracting coronavirus – WJW FOX 8 News Cleveland

HERRIMAN, Utah (ABC4 News) – Andrew and Caitlin Maurer are warning other parents after their 7-year-old daughter experienced complications from COVID-19. Controversy over non-essential Intermountain Healthcare worker who ‘bragged’ about receiving COVID-19 vaccine They said they didn’t know Grace had the virus at first but her symptoms started to get worse. She had labored breathing and a fever. “She was so completely out of it,” said her mother Caitlin. Why will the COVID-19 vaccine require 2 doses? They took Grace to urgent care to get fluids and then to the family pediatrician. They were told it was possibly a kidney infection or a urinary tract infection. But still, Grace’s condition wasn’t improving and the diagnosis didn’t seem righ...
REBECCA ENGLISH reveals Queen took two seconds to freeze out Harry from cenotaph ceremony – Daily Mail
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REBECCA ENGLISH reveals Queen took two seconds to freeze out Harry from cenotaph ceremony – Daily Mail

The image of Harry and Meghan was perhaps the most telling of the year when it comes to their new relationship with the royals. He was in a sombre suit with a red poppy and military medals, she in a long black dress. They held hands as they walked through Los Angeles National Cemetery on Remembrance Sunday in November to lay a floral tribute to the fallen. In what was seen as a flagrant publicity stunt, the couple had chosen to release the pictures after Harry had been refused permission for a wreath to be laid at the Cenotaph on his behalf that day, alongside those of other members of his family. The story around at the time — and it was not publicly corrected because the royals felt strongly it was disrespectful to turn the nation's act of remembrance into a family row — was that Palace...
Flying Lotus reveals he was working on an EP with MF DOOM before the rappers death – NME
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Flying Lotus reveals he was working on an EP with MF DOOM before the rappers death – NME

Flying Lotus has revealed that he and MF DOOM were working on an EP together before the rapper’s passing. News of DOOM’s death was confirmed last night (December 31) by his wife Jasmine, who posted a tribute on the legendary rapper and producer’s Instagram account. She revealed DOOM (real name Daniel Dumile) passed away on October 31, 2020. His cause of death has not yet been confirmed. Flying Lotus, who had worked with DOOM previously, was one of the first musicians to take to social media to express his disbelief and shock. “God fucking damnit,” he tweeted. “What the fuck!!?!? Are u serious? My souls is crushed. The weight of this moment. I know we are in a pandemic but we have to celebrate DOOM. Just playing the music isn’t good enough.” I know we are in a pandemic but we h...
Beyoncé Celebrates the New Year With Never-Before-Seen Footage of Her Three Kids – E! NEWS
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Beyoncé Celebrates the New Year With Never-Before-Seen Footage of Her Three Kids – E! NEWS

It's no secret Beyoncé's 2020 was one for the books. From releasing an incredible visual album on Disney+, Black Is King, to winning a BET Award with her daughter Blue, the singer had a lot to celebrate. For her British Vogue cover in October 2020, the "Black Parade" star opened up about her family life and how she was learning the art of doing nothing. "I have learnt that my voice is clearer when I am still. I truly cherish this time with my family, and my new goal is to slow down and shed stressful things from my life," she expressed. "I came into the music industry at 15 years old and grew up with the world watching, and I have put out projects non-stop. I released Lemonade during the Formation World Tour, gave birth to twins, performed at Coachella, directed Homecoming, went on an...
Britain Opts for Mix-and-Match Vaccinations, Confounding Experts – The New York Times
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Britain Opts for Mix-and-Match Vaccinations, Confounding Experts – The New York Times

“While decisions on alternative dosing regimens reside with health authorities, Pfizer believes it is critical health authorities conduct surveillance efforts on any alternative schedules implemented and to ensure each recipient is afforded the maximum possible protection, which means immunization with two doses of the vaccine,” Mr. Danehy said. Covid-19 Vaccines ›Answers to Your Vaccine QuestionsWith distribution of a coronavirus vaccine beginning in the U.S., here are answers to some questions you may be wondering about: If I live in the U.S., when can I get the vaccine? While the exact order of vaccine recipients may vary by state, most will likely put medical workers and residents of long-term care facilities first. If you want to understand how this decision is getting made, this ...
Houston Health Department opening COVID-19 vaccination clinic Saturday – KHOU.com
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Houston Health Department opening COVID-19 vaccination clinic Saturday – KHOU.com

Mayor Sylvester Turner said the clinic will expand vaccine access to the general public at high risk of severe illness and death from COVID-19. HOUSTON — The Houston Health Department is opening the city’s first COVID-19 vaccination clinic on Saturday. Mayor Sylvester Turner said the clinic will expand vaccine access to the general public at high risk of severe illness and death from COVID-19. The State of Texas' Phase 1B distribution plan prioritizes people 65 and older and people 16 and older who have at least one chronic medical condition, putting them at increased risk with COVID-19. The Moderna COVID-19 vaccine ...
The key to a successful “Dry January” – Salon
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The key to a successful “Dry January” – Salon

People participate in Dry January, the one-month sobriety campaign, for many reasons. For some, it's a way to reconcile with overindulging in too much alcohol during the holiday season. For others, it forms part of a bigger New Year goal to choose healthier lifestyle habits, or improve one's mental health. Over the last few years, it's become more than a stern prohibitionist campaign, but rather a fun health trend that commences the start of each year. But giving up drinking alcohol, in a culture that's centered around it, is no easy feat. It takes support from friends and family, discipline, and focus on the benefits, which often extend beyond the sober month, to succeed. One U.K. study showed that the simple act of not drinking for a month made people drink less the following year when ...