On Sunday, CBS will air
Oprahâs interview with
Meghan Markle and
Prince Harry, the coupleâs first joint sit-down since leaving their royal roles in March 2020, will air on CBS. In advance of the interview, which promises plenty of revelations and a few homages to Princess Diana, Meghan and Harryâs foundation, Archewell, has announced a new initiative celebrating International Womenâs Day on March 8. On the foundationâs website, they have compiled a list of 20 different charitable acts meant to empower women, a few of which theyâll be taking part in themselves.
âWe know the world is asking more and more of women every dayâas wage earners, leaders, educators, carers, and more,â a statement on the website read. âIn recognition of International Womenâs Day, letâs unleash a groundswell of real acts of compassion for the women in your life and in your community.â The list of actions includes personal acts of kindness,
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The strange and violent dognapping of Lady Gaga s prized pets took a swing toward the positive on Saturday. The Associated Press reported that the singer and actress s two French bulldogs,
Koji and
Gustav, are back in safe custody. They were returned on Friday evening by a woman who police said was uninvolved and unassociated with Wednesday s shooting and theft.
Capt.
Jonathan Tippet of the Los Angeles Robbery-Homicide Division said the woman s name will not be revealed due to the case s ongoing nature, and also had no information concerning the $500,000 reward that Lady Gaga had offered for the return of her canines with no questions asked. (The police department will not be involved in any reward transaction, Tippet said.)
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On Friday, the AP reported that Mr. Potato Head would become âPotato Headââan act of inclusion, Hasbro, who makes the toy, said. Forevermore, all could feel âwelcome in the Potato Head world.â
The requisite fallout mostly occurred on Twitter. Of the whole kerfuffle,
Kimberly Boyd, a senior vice president at Hasbro, told the AP, âIt created a lot of excitement.â Iâll say. Itâs the most excitement the toy has seen since it was controversially invented after World War II. It was an actual potato then, and people were mad about it while the memory of war rationing was still fresh. Turns out, this thing has been a mess since day one.
Bruce Springsteen’s DUI charge from November was dropped after he agreed to pay a $500 fine for taking what he says were “two small shots of tequila” with a fan.
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