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Will i am would like you to buy his Xupermask

Photo: Alexandre Schneider (Getty Images) Will.i.am, superpowered cowboy, App Storearchaeologist, and co-conspirator in some of the worst musiccrimes of the 2000s, is cashing in on COVID-19. The former Black Eyed Pea has just revealed something called “Xupermask,” which promises to both protect against virus transmission and make wearers look like they’re constantly en route to a fetish club for robots. Advertisement The Xupermask, which is indeed the name of the product in question, is designed with “three dual speed fans” and a HEPA filtration system as well as “Bluetooth connectivity, LED day glow lights, multi-functioning button controls, and a magnetic earbud docking system.” It costs $299 and it looks like this.

Coronavirus Brazil: Top doctor warns of new COVID-19 virus killing the young in their thousands

As COVID-19 vaccines are rolled out around the world, a top doctor is warning of a new virus strain that is killing the young in their thousands. Brazil is swamped by new virus cases, with a warning to Australia that this variant is far more dangerous than anything seen before. The new variant has overwhelmed the country to the point gravediggers are exhuming old tombs to make space for the more than 300,000 dead. Watch the full interview at the top of the page Medical staff members transport a patient on a stretcher at the Pedro DellAntonia Sports Complex field hospital as coronavirus cases soar on March 11, in Santo Andre, Brazil. (Alexandre Schneider/Getty Images South America/Getty Images)(Getty)

5 things to know for April 2: Coronavirus, immigration, Capitol riot, Iran, Myanmar

5 things to know for April 2: Coronavirus, immigration, Capitol riot, Iran, Myanmar CNN 1 hr ago By AJ Willingham, CNN © Alexandre Schneider/Getty Images Medical staff members transport a patient on a stretcher at the Pedro DellAntonia Sports Complex field hospital as coronavirus cases soar on March 11, 2021 in Santo Andre, Brazil. The state of Sao Paulo has reached over 80% occupancy in intensive care units and has declared a red alert as the spread of COVID-19 has accelerated in Brazil in recent weeks. State Health Minister Jean Gorinchteyn announced that they are already recruiting health professionals for reinforcement and working in 140 extra ICUs to prevent the collapse of the health system. 38 patients with COVID-19 have already died on the waiting list for ICU s beds in the state in the first ten days of March.

Battle of the Brazilians: How Lula Da Silva could be the man to defeat Jair Bolsonaro at the polls

Battle of the Brazilians: How Lula Da Silva could be the man to defeat Jair Bolsonaro at the polls The i 2 days ago Padraic Flanagan © Provided by The i Lula Da Silva had two corruption convictions against him annulled by the Supreme Court (Photo: Alexandre Schneider/Getty) Brazil’s murky justice system still has the power to surprise. The latest jolt came last month when a lone Supreme Court judge annulled two corruption convictions against ex-president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, the fiery leftist known simply as Lula, on technical grounds. In doing so, he set up a contest between opposite sides of the political spectrum in next year’s election. Former president Fernando Collor was moved to marvel at the dramatic twist on Twitter: “In Brazil, even the past is uncertain!”

Brazil s Covid-19 wave is pushing healthcare workers to the limit

Brazil s Covid-19 wave is pushing healthcare workers to the limit CNN 1 day ago By Matt Rivers and Marcia Reverdosa, CNN © Alexandre Schneider/Getty Images Medical staff members transport a patient on a stretcher at the Pedro DellAntonia Sports Complex field hospital as coronavirus cases soar on March 11, 2021 in Santo Andre, Brazil. As Brazil for Covid-19 cases and deaths, some health workers are barely hanging on. One nurse in São Paulo told CNN that he had to assist in removing one elderly Covid-19 patient from a ventilator knowing that it could be a death sentence because there weren t enough to go around. A paramedic in the same city recounted the day an entire intensive care unit s oxygen supply suddenly malfunctioned, threatening to suffocate intubated Covid-19 patients as he raced to pump air into their lungs.

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