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‘Rihanna is pregnant’ trends as Super Bowl halftime show freaks fans out
Must be love on the brain. Rihanna’s Super Bowl 2023 halftime show — her first time performing on stage in seven years — has fans on Twitter rabidly speculating that the mom-of-one might become a mom-of-two soon. It appeared to viewers that Rihanna was sporting a possible baby bump, and she might be pregnant with…
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Sheryl Lee Ralph soars into ‘Lift Every Voice’ at Super Bowl
The series of pregame canonical songs at Super Bowl 57 has begun, with “Abbot Elementary” star Sheryl Lee Ralph performing “Lift Every Voice and Sing.” Ralph, wearing a flowing red velvet gown, began the song dubbed the Black national anthem as a reflective ballad, and it became a soaring hymn as it went on, with…
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Damar Hamlin has made it to the Super Bowl.
Damar Hamlin has made it to the Super Bowl. The Buffalo Bills safety made his third appearance in Phoenix during Super Bowl week, this time on the field at State Farm Stadium prior to Sunday’s game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles. It’s been a little more than a month since Hamlin went…
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Potential measles outbreaks in the Caribbean
Caribbean islands have been warned by the Pan American Health Organizations to update their response plans to prevent the re-establishment of endemic transmission of the measles virus. This PAHO says follows a reduction in childhood vaccination coverage, increasing the possibility for outbreaks of this disease. An alert from PAHO said “vaccination and epidemiological surveillance of…
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Convicted child molester sentenced to 18 years in prison
A man in Jamaica who sexually assaulted seven children has been sentenced to almost 18 years in prison. The man’s name is Sheridan Shepherd and he was sentenced on Friday. The man pleaded guilty to six counts of buggery, five counts of indecent assault, and one count of grievous sexual assault. He was arrested and…
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Man accused of drug offence slaps another suspect at Police Headquarters and is charged with battery
A suspect in a drug-smuggling investigation was slapped with charges for assaulting a man whom the Police are also investigating for the same offence. Reports say that a Hatton man and a Piggots resident were invited to Police Headquarters on Monday morning, February 6. This was in connection with an ongoing investigation into the importation of cannabis…
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Education official responds to threat of industrial action by teachers
Director of Education Clare Browne has responded to threats of strike action by teachers. “It is unfortunate that we are here given the numerous engagements of the Ministry of Education with the Antigua and Barbuda Union of Teachers and our tenacious efforts (evident by actions already in progress, but not captured in the communication cited)…
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Makeda Mikael: LIAT The Undeveloped Airline
Caribbean leaders have met again in another failed attempt to raise LIAT from the dead, but once more failed. This failure is compounded by ignorance of post COVID aviation economics, and the need for creative financing measured by expanded opportunities. In these times on the brink of a global recession, a small airline like Liat…
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Delarno Davis Charged for Robbing a Corn Alley Store
The police arrested and charged 18 year-old Delarno Davis of Golden Grove Extension with robbery. The accused is alleged to have armed himself with a firearm and entered a Corn Alley store and robbed the owners of almost $31,000 dollars’ worth of jewelry and electronic items. The items include one hundred and twenty-seven rings; five…
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Partners in Love and Business: Making Marriage and Entrepreneurship Work
Running a business with your spouse and remaining happily married has its ups and downs and for many, may seem like a daunting goal. However, Howard and Mitzi Allen of HaMa International have demonstrated that couples can work together to build an extraordinary business, still achieve the coveted work-life balance and maintain a happy home…