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Jameela Jamil: Clothing and make-up choices should come from a place of fun not fear

Jameela Jamil is working with The Body Shop promoting their self-love campaign and says women should feel able to have fun with fashion and make-up without "fear".

Travel, Tourism & Hospitality Art Dubai picks new location; launches visitor app

March 2021 350 Art Dubai, the Middle East’s leading art fair, will stage its 14th edition in a purpose-built venue at the iconic Gate Building in Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) from March 29 to April 3. Art Dubai will operate at the highest Covid-19 safety protocols; alongside standard procedures, including regular testing of participants, the fair has introduced extra precautions to manage capacity and offer a safe and flexible environment for all. These include extending the opening hours, adding an extra fair day and the newly launched Art Dubai App will allow visitors to book dedicated time slots in advance to guarantee entry.

Everybody must get stoned

2020 was always going to be a historic year for cannabis in Illinois. The sale of recreational marijuana became legal across the state at the turn of the decade, all thanks to the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act (CRTA) that Pritzker signed back in June of 2019. Despite some supply shortages, limited licenses, and opening in the dead of Chicago winter, Illinois dispensaries sold around $3.2 million worth of recreational cannabis on January 1 alone. That s nothing, though, compared to the overall profit brought to the state by local and visiting cannabis shoppers. According to the Tribune, sale of cannabis brought Illinois more than $1 billion of revenue in 2020, about two-thirds from rec and one-third from medical. Furthermore, the Illinois Department of Revenue shows more than $175 million in cannabis tax revenue. One can only guess if the lockdown helped or harmed these numbers.

A Century Ago, The Treaty Of Riga Redrew The Map It Still Reverberates Today

No media source currently available 0:00 0:03:57 0:00 War After War World War I left a wave of destruction across Europe, leaving 40 million soldiers and civilians dead or wounded. The German, Russian, Habsburg, and Ottoman empires all crumbled. New states emerged from their ashes, among them Poland. Torn apart by Russia, Prussia, and the Habsburg empire in the 18th century, Poland reemerged on the map. The young reborn state, however, faced numerous challenges, including its unsettled borders on its eastern frontier with Russia. Russia was thrown into civil war after the Bolshevik Revolution. Having withdrawn from the fighting of World War I, the country had no representation at the talks that resulted in the Treaty of Versailles, leaving issues impacting Russia like borders largely unresolved.

Russia s Harassment Of RFE/RL Is Condemned By Watchdog As Threat To Media Pluralism

Russia s Harassment Of RFE/RL Is Condemned By Watchdog As Threat To Media Pluralism March 17, 2021 09:50 GMT Share share Print Journalism watchdog Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has condemned Russia for imposing exorbitant fines on several Russian-language services of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, saying the country s foreign agent law was absurd and designed to silence independent and opposition media in the country. Russia’s state media-monitoring agency Roskomnadzor has opened 260 cases against RFE/RL Russian-language news services for failing to mark written and broadcast materials in accordance with the onerous regulations. A Moscow court has already levied fines totaling some $1 million in 142 cases.

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