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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 Spotify and everything in between. Things took a darker turn when holograms of artists no longer with us s...

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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 intermingled with different groups of patrons across multiple tables on Feb 26, 2021. (Photo: Singapore Touri...

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 dose of satire despite COVID-19 and freakishly cold weather. Normally, the group rolls through Mobil...

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