7 h
Share with:
Justin Bieber has answered critics who slammed his decision to feature a Martin Luther King, Jr. speech on his new album, Justice, insisting he just wants to continue the Black Lives Matter conversation .
The MLK Interlude wasn t popular with many people, even though the pop star sought permission to use the civil rights icon s words from the King estate. And after debuting Justice at the top of the charts, Bieber has tackled the issue head-on in a new chat with Kristal Terrell, one of the co-founders of Clubhouse s Bieber Nation. Being Canadian. they didn t teach us about Black history, he said.
Lewis Capaldi is launching a set of NFT trading cards offering an in-person fan experience.
The Grace hitmaker has announced his partnership with tech firm Bondly and is giving his fans the chance to join him on “an experimental journey”.
Those who claim one of the cards will be granted access to a special private event in 2022 and have access to unique perks .
Lewis said in a statement: “I’m absolutely buzzing to be launching these trading cards with the incredible team over at Bondly.
“This has been something I’ve been really excited about for a while & have been working on the game behind the scenes so it’s great to be able to finally announce this to everyone! Can’t wait to be giving a small preview of what’s coming up to a few of ya early next year! x (sic)
Mar 31, 2021
Just saw this today and wanted to share with you. You can check out the entire article with more details HERE from the HUFF POST.
1. Before the shot - Don t take over-the-counter medications like Advil or Tylenol. There s a slim chance it could interfere with the immune response, but you can take afterwards to help with symptoms.
2. Don t worry about drinking alcohol. At this time - there is no evidence that it affects the vaccine or how well it works.
3. Don t get a tattoo or piercing right after your shot. There s a slight chance it could trigger an immune response on top of the one you re getting from the vaccine.
Plant-based meat alternatives examined for their protein claims
A quarter of processed vegetarian meat-substitutes are not a source of protein, a study in Ireland has claimed.
Research by Irish nutrition and food safety body Safefood has asserted one in four of the products, including vegetable burgers, sausages and mince are not a source of, or high in, protein.
Its research – based on alt-meat products available in supermarkets on the island of Ireland – also found among those who purchase these products, one in three (34%) did so because they perceived them to be healthy or better for you.
Safefood looked at the nutritional content of 354 plant-based meat-substitute products.
Street sweeping in Pittsburgh city neighborhoods to return without ticketing pghcitypaper.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from pghcitypaper.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.