Bigger the betterr? Aaron Rodgers’ penis size was hinted at by Shailene Woodley, who slammed the media for trying to “disparage” her fiancé after he revealed he’s unvaccinated. Rodgers made headlines in November 2021 when he tested positive for COVID-19 and confirmed that he’s unvaccinated. Due to the National Football League‘s health protocol, Rodgers, the quarterback for the Green Bay Packers, missed the Packers’ game against the Kansas City Chiefs on November 7, which resulted in a 13-7 loss for the Packers.

A long-awaited Covid-19 travel bubble between Hong Kong and Singapore will remain on course for a mid-May launch, according to sources, despite the former having confirmed community cases of a mutated coronavirus strain.The two cities are set to outline plans in the coming days for restoring travel links next month, sources familiar with the talks have revealed. “We will not pull out of the plan,” a Hong Kong government insider said on Tuesday morning.

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EntertainmentBy LRU Writer | On: August 26, 2019Famous from his nickname "Beast Mode," Marshawn Lynch is a true ambassador of the NFL. His near to impossible 67-yard touchdown against the New Orleans Saints in the playoffs of 2011 marked his arrival in NFL as the toughest running back in the league. Relationship StatusAnyone who has seen Marshawn "The Beast" Lynch play in the NFL knows what the guy is capable of. However, his fans are more eager to know whats going on in his personal life.

Some on social media are calling it a #MeToo moment, while others see it as a "dumb joke" during banter between long-time coworkers and friends. Did Pat Sajak cross the line during a recent episode of "Wheel of Fortune" with an off-color question he asked to Vanna White? The moment certainly caught the attention of social media, but even they can't collectively decide if he did anything wrong. The moment came during some of the show's usual banter between the contestants, Sajak, and his longtime cohost.

A documentary on George and Kathy Lutz, who ran away from their home and claimed it was plagued with evil spirits, will air tonight at 9pm on BBC Two.  The pair ran away from their home in Long Island, New York, after believing it to be haunted and inhabited by an intruder.  Their story was widely believed to be a hoax, but the history behind the Amityville home is very much real.

US news This article is more than 4 years old‘It's techno-racism’: Detroit is quietly using facial recognition to make arrestsThis article is more than 4 years oldCritics in the majority-black city point out that the technology is flawed and often misidentifies people of color and women For the last two years, Detroit police have been quietly utilizing controversial and unreliable facial recognition technology to make arrests in the city. The news, revealed in May in a Georgetown Universityreport , has shocked many Detroiters and sparked a public debate in the city that is still raging and mirrors similar battles playing out elsewhere in America and across the world.

Molly’s life is full of surprises and adventures, from her childhood in Illinois, where she learned to love music and food, to her college years in New York City, where she studied at Juilliard and met her future husband Nick. Molly followed her heart and moved with Nick to his family farm in Minnesota, where she discovered a new world of cooking and baking. Molly shares her recipes and stories on her blog and TV show, blending her diverse influences and local ingredients.

In today’s world which consists of a fast-paced life from running here and there for jobs, college, and even for everyday groceries there is a rush or everything. Technological advancement has created a way for a lifestyle that is lethargic and requires hours and hours of sitting at a desk job while relying on processed foods. In this digital age, we tend to be surrounded by screens in every sphere of life.

Iowa woman buys real-life haunted mansion and MOVES IT across town... but did the ghosts go too? By Daily Mail Reporter Published: 22:10 EST, 21 February 2013 | Updated: 22:28 EST, 21 February 2013 e-mail 11 View comments An Iowa woman took her haunted house on a real-life ghost tour this week. Sherri Meeker recently bought the 150-year-old Newton property, dubbed 'The Haunted Mansion of Jasper County' by locals because of its marked reputation for being occupied by evil spirits.