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[ad_1] Stay ahead of the trend in fashion and beyond with our free weekly Lifestyle Edit newsletter Stay ahead of the trend in fashion and beyond with our free weekly Lifestyle Edit newsletter Anna Faris has opened up about how “liberating” she found it to pose nude for her upcoming Super Bowl commercial. On 12 February, Faris will make her game day commercial debut in an ad for Avocados from Mexico. According to People , the ad will see The House Bunny star, 46, take on the role of Eve in the Garden of Eden . For the ad, which the produce company described as a “story as old as time, how one magical avocado could change the world as we know it,” Faris told People that she appears in just “a tiny little thong and these jelly-like bra things, I guess they’re just nipple covers”. However, according to Faris, she was comfortable in the minimal clothing because she feels she is at a point in her life where she can “embrace” her appearance. “When I realised that the wardrobe in

[ad_1] King Charles III, who would officially be crowned alongside his wife Queen Consort Camilla, had very startling reaction when the first learned about his ex-wife Princess Diana’s death in a tragic car accident. It’s been almost 26 years since the death of Prince William and Harry's mother Diana in a car crash in Paris, but royal experts are still sharing their opinions about how that incident affected the future of the monarchy. In an article about the new British monarch's reign, the Times of London asked royal author Robert Lacey how Charles reacted to the death of his ex-wife — and it’s awkward. The author claimed that Charles’s first thought was a "selfish one". Lacy, according to Sheknows.com, responded as saying: "They’re all going to blame me." It continued that then Prince of Wales, now the King, reportedly made himself the victim instead of worrying about his young sons, Prince William and Prince Harry, who had just lost their ado

[ad_1] Barça women's team on an open-top bus for the victory parade. catalannews.com Barcelona players from the men's and women's teams basked in the affection of thousands of supporters as they paraded through the city's streets to celebrate their dual league titles.   The men's team, led by Xavi Hernandez, secured their 27th league title with a victory over Espanyol, ending a drought since 2019. Meanwhile, Barcelona's women's team claimed their fourth consecutive Liga F win. The players rode in open-top buses, with jubilant fans lining the streets to cheer them on, despite the threat of rain.  The atmosphere was electric as players like Ronald Araujo and Robert Lewandowski waved to the crowd adorned in their respective national flags and Barcelona scarves. Coach Xavi Hernandez, whose name was frequently chanted, added to the excitement by throwing down a can of beer to the thirsty fans below.  Both teams proudly wore t-shirts proclaiming th

[ad_1] Passenger planes sit on the tarmac at Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport on Nov. 4, 2022, before China ended Covid-related restrictions on travel. Future Publishing | Future Publishing | Getty Images BEIJING — China announced late Monday that travelers will no longer need to quarantine upon arrival on the mainland starting Jan. 8. The forthcoming shift follows an abrupt relaxation this month in domestic Covid controls. The changes end the bulk of the most restrictive measures that China had imposed for nearly three years under its zero-Covid policy. Since March 2020, travelers to the mainland have had to quarantine , typically at a designated hotel and for 14 days. That isolation period subsequently began to increase to 21 days or more for some travelers, before China began cutting quarantine times this summer. Current policy requires five days of quarantine at a centralized facility, followed by three days at home. China's National Health Commission also said th

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[ad_1] 6/13: Prime Time with John Dickerson - CBS News Watch CBS News John Dickerson reports on the arraignment of former President Donald Trump on federal charges, the economic outlook after the latest inflation numbers, and how billions in COVID relief aid were stolen or wasted. Be the first to know Get browser notifications for breaking news, live events, and exclusive reporting. Not Now Turn On [ad_2] Source link https://worldnews2023.com/top-stories/6-13-prime-time-with-john-dickerson/?feed_id=255515&_unique_id=65bab6744b7db

[ad_1] Security personnel walk past the US Federal Reserve building in Washington, DC on Oct 22, 2021.— AFP In an effort to curb persistent inflation without weakening the robust economy, the US Federal Reserve decided on Wednesday to keep interest rates at a 22-year high for the second consecutive meeting. The Fed's decision to keep its benchmark lending rate between 5.25% and 5.50% gives policymakers time to "assess additional information and its implications for monetary policy," the central bank said in a statement. The decision was widely expected, given the Fed's stated goal of slowing inflation to its long-term target of two percent. It marks the first time officials have held rates steady at two consecutive meetings since they began tightening monetary policy last year. The US central bank said any future decisions on policy firming would "take into account the cumulative tightening of monetary policy, the lags with which monetary policy affec

[ad_1] Do you ever wonder if your smart devices are spying on you and sending your data to advertisers? If so, you are not alone. Many people have reported experiences of seeing ads related to their private discussions on social media or other platforms. Is this really happening, or is it just a coincidence? Well, let's start with an email we received from Nena of Orange Park, Florida, who shares her thought-provoking experience with her smartphone.  "I am sure our phones are listening. I live in the same town as my parents. My 102-year-old grandpa is in an assisted living facility. My father and my aunt take him to the doctors and visit him frequently. My aunt planned a vacation. My grandfather was coming down with pneumonia. I went over to my parents on a Saturday morning. We sat in the living room as my father updated me on the situation with my grandfather. He was telling me my aunt requested if he passed while she was on vacation if the funeral home could accept him

[ad_1] It seems like Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are not having any of Jeremy Clarkson’s apologies It seems like Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are not having any of Jeremy Clarkson’s apologies, issuing a stern response to his latest apology shared on Instagram today, January 17. Taking to the social media site earlier today, Jeremy shared that he had emailed the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to apologise for his explosive column against Meghan, in which he called for her to be paraded ‘naked’ across the UK. The former Top Gear host, in his lengthy note, said that he was ‘really sorry, all the way from the balls of my feet to the follicles on my head’. Just hours later, Meghan and Harry issued a statement in response, saying: “On December 25, 2022, Mr. Clarkson wrote solely to Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex. The contents of his correspondence were marked Private and Confidential.” “While a new public apology has been issued today by Mr. Clarkson, what remained to be a

[ad_1] July 19, 2023 at 3:00 a.m. EDT Ambulances are parked before a night shift at the Red Cross headquarters in Nablus, West Bank, on Saturday. (Lorenzo Tugnoli for The Washington Post) Comment on this story Comment NABLUS, West Bank — For more than 15 years, Yasser Antar has been doing the dangerous work of a medic in the West Bank, where firefights, roadblocks and tear gas are part of the job description. But he has never been more frightened than in recent months, as spiking violence between Palestinian militants and Israeli soldiers has put medics in the crosshairs like never before in his career. Attacks by Israeli soldiers on Palestinian medics, and interference with their access to the wounded, have more than quadrupled in the first half of 2023, according to Antar’s employer, the Palestinian Red Crescent Society. The Red Crescent said Israeli soldiers have physically assaulted medics, targeted their ambulances with live ammunition, rubber bullets and tear gas canisters,