By Kimberly Carson
Apr 5, 2021 12:00 AM
X92.9 & the new PetSmart in Southcentre Mall know how crafty and intelligent pets can be- especially when treats are involved.
We want you to show off your smart pet for a chance to win a $150 gift card to the brand-new
Post a photo or video of your pet being their gifted selves on Twitter or Instagram and tag us and SouthcentreMall for your chance to win! We’ll be featuring and chosen winners from April 12-16, so #ForTheLoveOfPets, post your clever companion!
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Rapper T.I. and his wife Tameka Tiny Harris have been accused of sexual assault by three more women.
Following the initial claims against the couple, spokesperson for attorney Tyrone A. Blackburn told the New York Post s Page Six that he s been retained by three more alleged victims, who have chosen to remain anonymous, and he is “speaking with investigators from multiple jurisdictions to pursue criminal charges” against the pair.
The spokesperson continued to reveal that one of the women, aged 20, claims that T.I. and Tiny forced her to swallow a pill after she met them in a nightclub in Miami in 2010. She alleges that she was later taken to a South Beach hotel, where her phone was removed by the pair s security and she was forced to take a powdered substance from his (T.I. s) finger .
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Demi Lovato has become the latest celebrity to receive a self-care gift box from Goop founder Gwyneth Paltrow.
A week after the Oscar winner sent newly-single Kim Kardashian a new vibrator and a sex-themed candle, Gwyneth sent a similar package to Demi. The 28-year-old singer showed off her gifts in a video shared to her Instagram Story on Saturday - the day after she dropped her latest album, Dancing With the Devil. The Art of Starting Over. The package featured a vibrator, sex gel, and a candle called This Smells Like Demi‘s Orgasm. Wowowow thank you @GwynethPaltrow you’re a real one, Demi captioned the video.
Thousands await approval from Human Organ Transplantation Authority
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Patients suffering from kidney disease in Punjab have to put up with harrowing experiences just to stay alive. The people afflicted with renal failure have only one option: to undergo continuous dialysis.
However, this is easier said than done. Owing to an increase in kidney disease in Pakistan, there is a perennial rush at government hospitals for dialysis as it is mostly free for patients whereas the same procedure in a private hospital costs thousands of rupees for a single session.
Some renal patients have to undergo dialysis twice, sometimes thrice a week which translates into big sums of money being spent just to stay alive. It should be noted that at present there is an extraordinary rush of patients in all government and nongovernment dialysis centres, making it next to impossible for patients to schedule dialysis treatment.