LOS ANGELES: From Smelly Cat to whether Rachel and Ross were on a break, the Friends reunion on Thursday takes fans of the hit TV comedy series on a sentimental journey down memory lane. Friends: The Reunion brings stars Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, David Schwimmer, Matthew Perry and Matt LeBlanc back to the set for a tearful get-together 17 years after the final episode of the show about the lives of 20Somethings in New York.
A slew of guest stars ranging from Justin Bieber to Lady Gaga and soccer star David Beckham join in for the 105-minute special, hosted by James Corden, on HBO Max. The show features bloopers, a trivia quiz, reminiscences from the show s creators and some surprises.
MarsBars/iStock(NEW YORK) With coronavirus variants popping up across the globe, new questions are beginning to arise about how long the immunity from the vaccines will last, and whether booster shots will be needed to maintain protection against the mutating virus. Although vaccine companies are already in the process of conducting clinical trials for booster shots, and preparing for potential widespread distribution, a decision pertaining to if and when the updated shots will be needed in the months and years to come will ultimately be made by a team of independent scientists and U.S. government officials. But in this once-in-a-lifetime pandemic, there is still very little known about COVID-19, and when a booster shot might be needed. "With less than a year of real world data on the vaccines, we still don't know how long immunity will last and what the role boosters will play going forward," said Dr. John Brownstein, chief innovation officer at Boston Children's