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Gossip Week: Need a refresher on the who, what and why of local gossip? We're here to help. All week The Spinoff is taking a look at the role of gossip in Aotearoa’s past, present and future – read our Gossip Week content here.  Ali Mau  In the late 2000s, broadcaster Ali Mau couldn't kee

Natalia Kills, who was sitting in as a guest judge, have been fired for their comments after contestant Joe Irvine took the stage in a recent performance. “As an artist who respects creative integrity and intellectual property, I am disgusted with how much you have copied my husband. From the hair, to the suit, do you not have any value or respect for originality? You’re a laughing stock, it’s cheesy, it’s disgusting, I personally found it absolutely artistically atrocious,” the 28-y...

Natalia Kills, who was sitting in as a guest judge, have been fired for their comments after contestant Joe Irvine took the stage in a recent performance. “As an artist who respects creative integrity and intellectual property, I am disgusted with how much you have copied my husband. From the hair, to the suit, do you not have any value or respect for originality? You’re a laughing stock, it’s cheesy, it’s disgusting, I personally found it absolutely artistically atrocious,” the 28-y...

  RED DEER -- As of Friday morning, there are four units at the Red Deer Regional Hospital Centre (RDRHC) experiencing COVID-19 outbreaks with two additional units that are under COVID-19 watch. On Tuesday, there were 37 COVID-19 positive patients at the hospital, including 15 individuals who are in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). AHS says the demand for ICU beds is high. “There continues to be high demand for specialized intensive care, with a number of high acuity patients who do not ha...

Conceived and born in a pandemic: December babies show unique experience of pregnancy The Canadian Press 2020-12-24 © Provided by The Canadian Press Michelle Farrugia was in the Dominican Republic on vacation with her husband when news hit in March that the COVID-19 health crisis had been declared a global pandemic. The couple rushed back to their Bowmanville, Ont., home as case counts began climbing worldwide. Soon after, amid the stress and commotion of the early days of the pandemic, Far...

Published Thursday, December 24, 2020 9:36AM EST Michelle Farrugia was in the Dominican Republic on vacation with her husband when news hit in March that the COVID-19 health crisis had been declared a global pandemic. The couple rushed back to their Bowmanville, Ont., home as case counts began climbing worldwide. Soon after, amid the stress and commotion of the early days of the pandemic, Farrugia found out she was pregnant with their first child. “We were so excited, then r...

Melissa Couto Zuber Michelle Farrugia, her husband Mark Weldon and baby Nolan James Weldon, who was born on Dec. 3, 2020, are shown in a handout photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Sutherland Photography MANDATORY CREDIT December 24, 2020 - 7:18 AM Michelle Farrugia was in the Dominican Republic on vacation with her husband when news hit in March that the COVID-19 health crisis had been declared a global pandemic. The couple rushed back to their Bowmanville, Ont., home as c...