Month: February 2021

NXT recap & reactions: On This Day – Cageside Seats
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NXT recap & reactions: On This Day – Cageside Seats

NXT returned last night (Feb. 3) from the Capitol Wrestling Center (CWC) in Orlando, Florida. You can find the results at the live blog here. On This Day The NXT title match for TakeOver: Vengeance Day was set this week. Royal Rumble winner Edge let the participants know he’ll be watching closely. Finn Bálor made his title match with Pete Dunne official after Pete Dunne was insisting on it in a promo. And while it should be a banger given the in-ring talent of both men, it doesn’t feel big. O’Reilly vs. Bálor felt bigger than this one. I’m not entirely sure why either. Pete Dunne is great and has held multiple championships in the NXT system. It’s not that he’s not a legit contender. Maybe it’s because he no longer has Pat McAfee putting him over. Dunne is an average promo...
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Morgan Wallen Wont Be Eligible for 2021 ACM Awards After Racial Slur – Billboard
4Feb By No Comments
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Morgan Wallen Wont Be Eligible for 2021 ACM Awards After Racial Slur – Billboard

First-round voting for the ACM Awards  has already concluded (Jan. 19-26). Second-round voting is set for Feb. 10-17. Final-round voting is set for March 17-24. The awards will air April 18 on CBS. Wallen was likely to receive several major nominations at the upcoming show, including male artist of the year, single of the year and song of the year. His current album, Dangerous: The Double Album, which has ruled the Billboard 200 for the past three weeks, would not have been eligible: It was released on Jan. 8, too late to meet the ACM Awards' Dec. 31 eligibility cut-off. But Wallen would have been eligible with his hit songs "More Than My Hometown" and "7 Summers." Soon after the ACM announced its ruling, the rival CMA Awards announced that it is removing Wallen's digital content from its...
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Misinformation between COVID vaccine and infertility raises alarm – msnNOW
4Feb By No Comments
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Misinformation between COVID vaccine and infertility raises alarm – msnNOW

New York — As widespread misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines and infertility took hold on social media, the rumors spread as rapidly as the virus itself and scared some women from getting a shot. Jay Huber, a fertility doctor in New Orleans, is asked daily by his patients if the vaccine causes infertility. He said there's no evidence of that happening. "I think it's important to debunk the myths because patients should have access to accurate information," Huber told CBS News. So then, what is the biggest misconception? "This concept that the vaccination will actually train the human immune system to create an antibody that would cross-react with the vital placenta protein, which would ultimately cause infertility," he said. The unfounded fear, Huber said, is that an antibody would not...
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Side effect of COVID-19 vaccine mirrors breast cancer symptom, doctors say – WJW FOX 8 News Cleveland
4Feb By No Comments
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Side effect of COVID-19 vaccine mirrors breast cancer symptom, doctors say – WJW FOX 8 News Cleveland

CLEVELAND (WJW) — Local doctors are reporting a surprising side effect of the COVID-19 vaccine that mirrors a symptom of breast cancer. “We have been seeing swollen lymph nodes for a couple weeks now,” said Dr. Holly Marshall with University Hospitals. ‘Vaccine hunters’ try to get leftover doses of coronavirus shots Marshall says breast radiologists have encountered axillary adenopathy, also known as swollen lymph nodes, on screening mammograms of patients who have been vaccinated. It’s a surprising side effect that could be mistaken for breast cancer. “It’s actually a normal response that the body has to the vaccine,” said Marshall. Marshall says doctors made the discovery because the lymph nodes seen under the arm are included on a mammogram...
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UK’s Matt Hancock says ‘Contagion’ helped inform him with COVID-19 vaccine rollout – Fox News
4Feb By No Comments
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UK’s Matt Hancock says ‘Contagion’ helped inform him with COVID-19 vaccine rollout – Fox News

Britain’s Health Secretary Matt Hancock said in an interview Wednesday that the 2011 movie "Contagion" helped to influence his approach on how best to roll out the COVID-19 vaccine in the U.K. CLICK FOR THE LATEST ON THE CORONAVIRUS Hancock was a guest on Britain’s LBC and talked about his decision to order enough vaccines to inoculate every adult in the country. He pointed to the film and said he remembered that some of the greatest challenges the characters faced came when they were considering who to innoculate first. RESTAURANTS BEGINNING TO OFFER DISCOUNTS FOR VACCINATED CUSTOMERS TO HONOR ESSENTIAL WORKERS, ENCOURAGE OTHERS He said he eliminated that concern by insisting that the country order "enough for every adult to have their two doses." "But also, we asked for that clini...
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Chrissy Teigen fires back after Twitter users accuse her of tone-deafness – Daily Mail
4Feb By No Comments
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Chrissy Teigen fires back after Twitter users accuse her of tone-deafness – Daily Mail

Chrissy Teigen fires back after Twitter users accuse her of tone-deafness following anecdote about $13K bottle of wine By Dailymail.com Reporter Published: 22:43 EST, 3 February 2021 | Updated: 02:36 EST, 4 February 2021 Chrissy Teigen defended herself on social media Wednesday after she was accused of tone-deafness in sharing an anecdote about a $13,000 dollar wine bottle she and husband John Legend once shared. Teigen, 35, asked her 13.6 million Twitter followers, 'What’s the most expensive thing you’ve eaten that you thought sucked?' and added, 'one time john and I were at a restaurant and the waiter recommended a nice Cabernet.  'We got the bill and it was 13,000 dollars. HOW DO U CASUALLY RECOMMEND THAT WINE. we didn’t even finish it and it had been cle...
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Cops Swarm Marilyn Mansons L.A. Home for Welfare Check – TMZ
4Feb By No Comments
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Cops Swarm Marilyn Mansons L.A. Home for Welfare Check – TMZ

Play video content Exclusive Details SplashNews.com/BACKGRID Marilyn Manson's home was swarming with cops after a worried friend called concerned for the singer's well being ... saying they'd been unable to get in touch with him for hours. Law enforcement sources tell TMZ they received a call Wednesday for a welfare check by someone who said they hadn't heard from the singer and were worried something may have happened to him. We're told several officers hit the Hollywood Hills home and made several attempts to get Manson to come and speak with them to no avail. At ...
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Oregon to begin vaccinating prisoners against COVID-19 after judges order | TheHill – The Hill
4Feb By No Comments
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Oregon to begin vaccinating prisoners against COVID-19 after judges order | TheHill – The Hill

Oregon will begin vaccinating its inmate populations against COVID-19 after a federal judge ruled Tuesday that the state's prison population should be prioritized, Oregon Live reported. The ruling bumps up prisoners into phase 1a, group 2 of the vaccine rollout, giving them the same priority access as those living in nursing homes and other long-term care facilities. Previously, only correctional facility employees were included in this category, according to the Oregon Health Authority. "Our constitutional rights are not suspended during a crisis," Stacie Beckerman, a federal magistrate judge, wrote in her Tuesday opinion, The New York Times reported. "On the contrary, during difficult times we must remain the most vigilant to protect the constitutional rights of the powerless. Eve...
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Covid trial in UK examines mixing different vaccines – BBC News
4Feb By No Comments
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Covid trial in UK examines mixing different vaccines – BBC News

Prof Jonathan Van-Tam, England's deputy chief medical officer, said: "Given the inevitable challenges of immunising large numbers of the population against Covid-19 and potential global supply constraints, there are definite advantages to having data that could support a more flexible immunisation programme, if needed and if approved by the medicines regulator.
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