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'We'll do some things wrongly and have regrets': Carrie Wong explains the self-hate she shared in Star Awards speech - Vimarsana News

'We'll do some things wrongly and have regrets': Carrie Wong explains the self-hate she shared in Star Awards speech

Through our lives, there are moments that we'll always regret and hate ourselves for — as Carrie Wong can attest to. During her acceptance speech for her Top 10 Most Popular Female Artistes award at the Star Awards this year, Carrie expressed some regret amid her gratitude towards her loved ones. "This road we (my fans and I) have travelled...

Carrie Wong's ex-boyfriend spotted kissing Taiwanese actress, Chinese media say they've been dating for 3 years - Mothership.SG - Vimarsana News

Carrie Wong's ex-boyfriend spotted kissing Taiwanese actress, Chinese media say they've been dating for 3 years - Mothership.SG

Is this confirmation that Carrie and Boris broke up long ago?

Animals in NJ could soon get court-appointed legal advocates - Vimarsana News

Animals in NJ could soon get court-appointed legal advocates

A proposed bill moving in Trenton would allow judges to appoint lawyers or law students who volunteer to represent animals' interest in some criminal cases.

Source: wobm.com
Animals in NJ could soon get court-appointed legal advocates - Vimarsana News

Animals in NJ could soon get court-appointed legal advocates

A proposed bill moving in Trenton would allow judges to appoint lawyers or law students who volunteer to represent animals' interest in some criminal cases.

Animals in NJ could soon get court-appointed legal advocates - Vimarsana News

Animals in NJ could soon get court-appointed legal advocates

A proposed bill moving in Trenton would allow judges to appoint lawyers or law students who volunteer to represent animals' interest in some criminal cases.

Source: nj1015.com