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There’s something about a clear lip gloss that makes us say “ yes” every time. A timeless look with a simple, yet dramatic result, wearing a clear glossy lip will never steer you in the wrong direction. Is it the transparent glaze that makes our lips pop with pizazz? Or is it the added health benefits of oils, vitamins and minerals that leave us with soft while equally plumped lips? Whichever it is, one thing we know is that the look has stood the test of time, withstanding the ever-chang...

The 33-year-old artist, who releases music mononymously as Eyme (pronounced like Amy), has grown into a woman who knows exactly who she is and what she wants. Her latest offering, “Busy,” is a hazy and pulsating record, replete with the essence of the late 90s R&B soundscape. Santos is polished and shows her true strengths through her ability to maintain and maneuver her vocals behind lush keyboards and triumphantly jazzy horns. But for the veteran artist, it has been a long journey ...

Alkaline (Photo by Caviir Creative) Vendetta fans erupted with joy last night after top-flight Dancehall deejay Alkaline posted a teaser on Instagram stating that his highly-anticipated sophomore album Top Prize is now available for pre-order. In the Instagram post shared shortly after 8:00 pm on Tuesday, the After All artist revealed that the 14-track compilation would be available on May 14, 2021. Over the last few days, fans have been demanding that Alkaline drop the album after he archiv...

The Rock Eaters/Robot Artists & Black Swans/Terminal Bordeom Published April 18. 2021 12:01AM  Silvia Moreno-Garcia and Lavie Tidhar, The Washington Post Get the weekly rundown Email* Submit These days, novels are the default for most science fiction and fantasy writers. But in decades past, the short story could provide not only an income but also a great deal of exposure for authors. After all, it was a short story, "The Lottery," that catapulted Shirley Jackson t...

The Globe and Mail Letters April 18: ‘The Prince left the keys in the ignition.’ Readers remember Prince Philip, plus other letters to the editor Contributed to The Globe and Mail Published April 18, 2021 Frank Gunn/The Canadian Press Keep your Opinions sharp and informed. Get the Opinion newsletter. Sign up today. Nowhere with you Re Canada’s Travel Restrictions A Deadly Failure (April 17): As U.S. citizens, we have owned our Muskoka Lakes home for 80 years. The United States has...

Will we ever let Kurt Cobain just rest in peace? 12 April 2021 12 April 2021 Humanity has kind of a fucked up relationship with advancement, right? Every day, millions of people work tirelessly to make even the most insignificant and mundane daily tasks slightly easier for the rest of us. (Do we really need to listen to that audiobook at 2X speed?) These developments are welcomed, but hardly necessary. And, as to be expected, they’ve permeated the music industry as well, from iPods to Spotif...

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31 people, 5 F&B outlets penalised for breaching COVID-19 rules during Chinese New Year period Toggle share menu Advertisement Advertisement Singapore 31 people, 5 F&B outlets penalised for breaching COVID-19 rules during Chinese New Year period Another two F&B operators who had been charged in court earlier, were found guilty and fined. Club Peaches at Concorde Shopping Mall was found to have engaged hostesses who intermingl...

Comic Cowboys true to Mardi Gras form with first-ever ‘virtual parade’ Updated Feb 16, 2021; Facebook Share Note: As in past years, AL.com opts to include images of all the Comic Cowboys floats in order to present an unvarnished account. The accompanying gallery consequently includes material some will find offensive. Carloads of viewers lined up for the Comic Cowboys’ first “virtual parade” on Tuesday as Mobile’s most distinctive Mardi Gras group found a way to deliver its annual ...

News Headlines: New Brunswick Public Health reported seven new cases of COVID-19 yesterday afternoon. The former chief of a New Brunswick First Nation says she’s concerned the crab fishing season started too early this year after a boat sank off Cape Breton’s coast. The RCMP is asking the public for help to find a missing girl from Moncton. Gas will be more expensive for New Brunswickers this week after another