something that you would use on babies was unsafe. reporter: johnson & johnson is now in bankruptcy court attempting to resolve these cases with an $8.9 billion proposal. the bankruptcy court has yet to decide if j&j can move forward with the plan. the story and legal drama continues to unfold, and aside from baby powder, we also take a look at how cosmetics are regulated compared to other consumer products. bottom line, it s still up to companies to say a product is safe before it hits the shelves. pamela brown, thank you so much. don t miss pamela s exclusive reporting, a new episode airs tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. right here on cnn. hello again, everyone. thank you so much for joining me. i m fredricka whitfield. a historic moment on full display in london. britain officially has a new monarch. king charles iii was crowned today during a coronation ceremony at westminster abbey. god save the king! god save the king! it was a day of rituals, traditions and cele
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i guess the headpiece. floral headpiece, yeah. it s funny, because everyone is anticipating whether or not kate wear a tiara, we had heard maybe flowers in her hair, which sounded very unlikely. but, in fact, it was a sort of combination of all of those things. it was not technically a tiara and it certainly was not fresh flowers in her hair, but it was this gorgeous, stunning piece. and i know we keep saying it was king charles day, and certainly that s true, but, yes, both kate and princess charlotte certainly did, you know, have all eyes on them. and i think just as we haven t had queen consort in a very long time, we haven t had a little princess in a very long time, and it s been such a joy, i think, to see charlotte growing up and sort of emulating her mom. i think it really added a lot of extra sparkle to today.
Masked Observer: Reveling in the light, banishing the gloom
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King Braxton Hicks spreads his mystic splendor at the Krewe de Palmetto block party in downtown Mobile on Feb. 13, 2021.
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In the South, mamas always have the last word.
It’s no wonder that for Mardi Gras to happen, even with the volume turned way, way down, it would require the festive framework of maternal domain. Grappling with this invisible pestilence, the Mother of the Mystics and the Mother of Invention must have held a tête-à-tête, for the morsels that emerged from their Carnival kitchen filled the season’s final weekend with optimism and happiness.
Masked Observer bows at the crossroads of reverence and revelry
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Minutes into the golden hour of dusk, a lone figure slowly made her way along the perimeter of Mardi Gras Park, past the Carnival Museum’s perennial porch display and beyond the revitalized dens of the Mystics of Time and Infant Mystics. The solemn soul perambulated Church Street, Oakleigh and the Avenue, and beheld Mardi Gras visages erected by those whose hearts continue to strike Carnival’s communal beat, even if their feet, hands and voices cannot.