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Robin Thicke is relieved. After a long hiatus from music, the “Blurred Lines” singer is ready to make his big comeback with the release of his seventh studio album on February 12th. And he couldn’t be more excited. “I’m glad I finally made it,” he told E! News. “That’s the biggest reward right now for …
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Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), wearing a mask that reads “Trump won,” speaks to a colleague on the opening day of the 117th Congress on the opening day of the 117th Congress at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, Jan. 3. 2021. Bill O’Leary | Reuters Lawmakers and activists are calling for newcomer GOP Georgia Rep. Marjorie …
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A stack of Starlink internet satellites about to take off. SpaceX SpaceX is preparing to produce the next generation of its Starlink Internet satellites, according to a job posting from the company. To date, the company has deployed more than 1,000 first-generation satellites in orbit. SpaceX is looking to hire a senior software developer on …
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Could diamond implantation really be a new trend? It looks like Lil Uzi Vert dropped some serious batter on a pink diamond from famous jeweler Elliot Eliantte and it seems that he has plans to implant the million dollar stone in his forehead! Uzi announced on Twitter that he has been paying for the rare …
Alphabet and Google are facing multiple government antitrust cases, but the company believes continuing to serve consumers is a winning strategy. David Paul Morris | Bloomberg | Getty Images Alphabet and Google face increased government scrutiny, including an antitrust lawsuit filed in December, the third since October. It could take years to resolve the legal …
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A sign welcomes customers to indoor dining at a Brooklyn restaurant on December 1, 2020 in New York City. Spencer Platt | Getty Images New York City restaurants will be allowed to reopen for limited capacity indoor meals starting February 14, as long as Covid-19 cases remain stable, Governor Andrew Cuomo said on Friday. From …
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Johnson & Johnson said on Friday its single-dose coronavirus vaccine was 66% overall effective against Covid-19. However, the vaccine appeared to be less effective against other variants. The Food and Drug Administration has announced that it will approve a vaccine that is safe and at least 50% effective. In comparison, the flu vaccine generally reduces …
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Chinese President Xi Jinping will take part in the WEF Virtual Event of the World Economic Forum of the Davos Agenda and will give a special address via video link in Beijing, the capital of China, on January 25, 2021. Li Xueren | Xinhua News Agency | Getty Images An anonymous author, himself described as …
The 32-year-old athlete remembered wanting so badly to be with someone, but some things just weren’t meant to last. “I got so numb, I just felt cold and numb as I felt where nothing would phase me, and I remember sitting and praying: I just want to feel again, I want to fight again, I …
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As department stores like Saks Fifth Avenue try to bring customers back to stores after the Covid-19 pandemic shutdown, the move to online sales may accelerate further thanks to personalization technology. Richard Lautens | Toronto Star | Getty Images In-person shopping services, once reserved for the wealthiest consumers, are growing in popularity in the face …
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