By JONATHAN LANDRUM Jr. AP Entertainment Writer
December 26, 2020
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Ballet student Anthony Mmesoma Madu, center, dances in the street as fellow dancers look on in Lagos, Nigeria, on Aug. 18. Cellphone video showing the 11-year-old dancing barefoot in the rain went viral on social media. Madus practice dance session was so impressive that it earned him a scholarship with the American Ballet Theater in the U.S. (Associated Press)
Yes, 2020 may seem like a complete fail with all the constant bad news and tragic moments. It’s been filled with gloom and doom(scrolling), but some celebrities and those inspired by them have tried to brighten a bleak year.
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When Jennifer Aniston shared a photo of her quirky Christmas ornament on Instagram, she probably had no idea how much drama it would cause.
The 51-year-old posted a photo of a personalised wooden ornament hanging on her tree, engraved with Our first pandemic 2020 .
She didn t give any context for the photo, but people were very quick to re-share and comment on it.
Jennifer Aniston s controversial ornament. (Instagram) I love this! Thanks Jennifer Aniston for having a sense of humour! one fan wrote on Twitter, reposting a screenshot of her story.
But another wrote: Jennifer Aniston is a damn fool for posting that ornament on her story… celebrities are ditzy af and added, cheers to our first pandemic of 2020, where millions of people died! Let s celebrate that on a Christmas ornament!
But another wrote: Jennifer Aniston is a damn fool for posting that ornament on her story… celebrities are ditzy af and added, cheers to our first pandemic of 2020, where millions of people died! Let s celebrate that on a Christmas ornament! One more outraged person added: Sarcastic or not, this pandemic has directly attributed to the LOSS OF JOBS, HOUSING, AND ENTIRE F...NG FAMILIES. Making the best of a rough situation is absolutely fine, but downplaying the severity of a PANDEMIC is unacceptable. For the most part, fans defended the
Friends alum, saying it was stupid to “cancel” her over something so trivial.
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Volunteers from Forgotten Harvest food bank sort and separate different goods before a mobile pantry distribution ahead of Christmas, amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic in Warren, Michigan, on Dec 21, 2020. (Photo: REUTERS/Emily Elconin)
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NEW YORK: Hundreds of cars line up before dawn on weekly distribution days for the Forgotten Harvest s partner food pantries in the metro Detroit area, where visits are up by 50 per cent this year.
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