After weeks of speculation and concern about Kate Middleton’s health and whereabouts, the Princess of Wales released a video announcement to the public on March 22, revealing the reason behind her break from public life. Kate, 42, announced that she is currently undergoing “preventative chemotherapy” for an undisclosed type of cancer, which was discovered after she had a planned abdominal surgery in January.
“It has been an incredibly tough couple of months for our entire family, but I’ve had a fantastic medical team who have taken great care of me, for which I’m so grateful,” the Princess shared.
A U.S. tour by Ms. Lauryn Hill and the Fugees set for late summer and fall has been canceled, with the dates removed from Ticketmaster and ticketholders receiving notices about receiving refunds late Tuesday.
Last month, in the weeks leading up to the third anniversary of the murder of George Floyd, the Minneapolis City Council voted to settle two additional lawsuits brought by other Black people whom former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin kneeled on. The largest payout, $7.5 million, went to John Pope, who was 14 and in his bedroom in 2017 when Chauvin pressed his knee on the boy’s back and neck for 15 minutes.
What is the 'Lopez vs. Lopez' time change? Fans are wondering why the NBC show's original air time has been changed. Here's the full scoop.
Source: NBCMost comedy-sitcom fans would agree that George Lopez is one of the most beloved comedians in the space. Fans enjoyed the George Lopez show well until its final episode in May 2007, and many years after.
Thankfully, George returned to the small screen with his daughter, Mayan Lopez, for another family-friendly sitcom, NBC's Lopez vs.
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Pan American clipper pilots have found that most of their passengers have surprisingly hazy notions of how far they can see in the air. One passenger, 20,000 feet above Brazil, insisted that she could see the coast of Africa, 1,822 miles away. To set such passengers straight (and help military pilots) Pan Am’s clipper captains have worked up a handy “vision range” table.
Former Kaduna Central Senator, Shehu Sani has lamented the audacity of bandit terrorists in attacking a military facility in Kaduna State. The former lawmaker who lamented that nowhere is safe again in Nigeria recalled how the same terrorists previously attacked the Airport staff quarters and the Federal College of Forestry mechanization, all within the same axis in Kaduna State.
His reaction comes shortly after Naija News reported that gunmen suspected to be bandit terrorists have attacked the permanent site of the Nigerian Defence Academy in Kaduna State.
A throwback photo of the leader of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu posing and smiling with a policeman has surfaced on social media. In the photo that has become a growing sensation, Nnamdi Kanu who was pictured smiling was seen amongst natives and a policeman seeming excited to take a photo with him.
The photo has also gotten social media reeling with reactions after it was first shared.
A year after winning the BBC World News Komla Dumor Award, TV presenter Victoria Rubadiri will be heading to LondonShe is expected to undergo a sponsored three-month training that will impart in her essential journalistic skills for both radio, TV, and online mediaJudges of the award revealed that they found Rubadiri as the candidate of choice due to her passion for sharing African storiesIn September 2020, sassy Citizen TV presenter Victoria Rubadiri won the BBC World News Komla Dumor award.
Historical Events Dow Jones Industrial Average rose above 1,500 level for 1st time Great Britain performs nuclear test Sam Shepard's "Lie of the Mind" premieres in NYC Famous Birthdays Frankie Muniz, American actor (Malcolm in the Middle), born in Wood-Ridge, New Jersey Josh Smith, American basketball player (New Orleans Pelicans), born in College Park, Georgia Nico Verdonck, Belgian racing driver, born in Brussels, Belgium About December 5, 1985
Marc Van Roosmalen is a world-renowned primatologist and environmentalist who discovered five new species of monkey in the Brazilian Amazon. He was named a Hero for the Planet in the pages of TIME in 2000 for his rain forest conservation efforts. Last month the esteemed researcher celebrated his 60th birthday — in jail.
Van Roosmalen was convicted in June for environmental crimes that included three charges of stealing 28 monkeys, which he kept in his home in the Amazon city of Manaus.