Ladies, it has been a while since you had a full set, and fellas may not look like themselves without an edge up. Being in quarantine has taught many people how to do their own nails and cut their hair, but don’t worry anymore because this Friday all nail salons, barbershops, and hair salons in… Read more »
Fort Worth code enforcement officers shut down a Stockyards bar that opened Friday and Saturday despite Gov. Greg Abbott’s order to remain closed. Dozens of people packed the sidewalk outside of the Thirsty Armadillo Friday before officers asked the bar to close. Bar owner Fred Barnett says he made the decision himself and wasn’t forced… Read more »
Chicago’s Democratic Mayor Lori Lightfoot threatened citations and arrests for those who failed to comply with stay-at-home orders and held parties instead. “I’m not playing. Stay home (your own home). Save lives,” Lightfoot tweeted along with a video of her statement Saturday. Meaning that visiting your friends and family is prohibited and also having house… Read more »
The U.S. has now suffered its deadliest day during the Coronavirus outbreak. The World Health Organization, collecting and sharing data as of 4 am Friday, reports that 2,909 people died from COVID-19 in a 24-hour period. The deadliest day for the U.S. comes as some states have or prepare to reopen businesses and ease restrictions… Read more »
Season 18 of Keeping Up With the Kardashians is far from over, and this mid-season trailer proves that most of the drama is yet to come—especially since the show was still filming when the coronavirus pandemic hit the U.S. The clip features snippets of self-taped videos, including one of Kylie Jenner admits that she’s been personally affected by COVID-19. “It’s… Read more »
In an unprecedented move, workers from six major U.S. companies have banded together for a planned strike to protest their working conditions during the coronavirus pandemic. The strike, planned for Friday, is set to involve employees of Amazon, Walmart, FedEx, Target, Instacart, and Whole Foods, organizers say. They say they’ve been forced to risk their… Read more »
