Photographed by Irvin Rivera Regé-Jean Page, the hot new star of Netflix’s “Bridgerton,” will be making his “Saturday Night Live” hosting debut on Feb. 20. He will be joined by musical guest Bad Bunny, whose latest album, “El Ultimo Tour del Mundo,” debuted #1 on the Billboard 200. It will be both his and Page’s…...
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After two episodes in a row with cold opens curiously devoid of anything related to the most significant events of the current moment, the latest “SNL” finally acknowledged U.S. politics with a sketch inspired by the only thing people were really talking about this week — the second Donald Trump impeachment trial. But it was…...
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Amazon on Friday sued New York Attorney General Letitia James to prevent her office from bringing legal action that would punish the behemoth computing biz for alleged worker health and safety violations. The lawsuit follows from a year of rancorous disputes with Amazon warehouse workers who claim the company hasn't done enough to ensure their…...
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Photographed by Irvin Rivera Regé-Jean Page, the hot new star of Netflix’s “Bridgerton,” will be making his “Saturday Night Live” hosting debut on Feb. 20. He will be joined by musical guest Bad Bunny, whose latest album, “El Ultimo Tour del Mundo,” debuted #1 on the Billboard 200. It will be both his and Page’s…...
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After two episodes in a row with cold opens curiously devoid of anything related to the most significant events of the current moment, the latest “SNL” finally acknowledged U.S. politics with a sketch inspired by the only thing people were really talking about this week — the second Donald Trump impeachment trial. But it was…...
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Amazon on Friday sued New York Attorney General Letitia James to prevent her office from bringing legal action that would punish the behemoth computing biz for alleged worker health and safety violations. The lawsuit follows from a year of rancorous disputes with Amazon warehouse workers who claim the company hasn't done enough to ensure their…...
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In a much-anticipated move, the Biden administration on Friday announced it would start allowing some asylum-seekers, forced to stay in Mexico under a 2019 Trump-era policy, to come to the United States while their cases are processed. Immigrant justice advocates and asylum-seekers have long fought to abolish the “remain in Mexico” program, a movement that…...
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Five people died when Trump supporters besieged the Capitol last month, including Capitol Police officer Brian Sicknick. Two other Capitol Police officers have since died by suicide. Others suffered a host of physical injuries from their clashes with pro-Trump rioters, including brain damage, fractured bones, bruises, and lacerations. One officer lost an eye. More than…...
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A vast amount of money was lost to romance scammers last year, and with millions of people isolated in lockdown the problem is getting worse, according to a report By Alex Scroxton, Security Editor Published: 10 Feb 2021 16:00 A 20% spike in bank transfer “romance” cyber fraud over the course of 2020 reflects the…...
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Friday the 13th of February, 2009 was the date of the secret Daft Punk Shanghai show that never was.Just six days previously, Sunday February 8, the Shanghai web was suddenly abuzz that the mysterious robot-Frenchmen duo were going to perform in China for the very first time. A Facebook page touting a secret concert to…...
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