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Actor Ranvir Shorey recently took to social media to inform his fans that he has tested positive for the novel Coronavirus. He revealed that the symptoms are mild, and he is currently under quarantine. The Ek Tha Tiger actor took to his Twitter page and wrote, "I have tested positive for #COVID19. Symptoms are mild. Am quarantining." See his tweet. I have tested positive for #COVID19 . Symptoms are mild. Am quarantining. — Ranvir Shorey (@RanvirShorey) February 17, 2021 As soon as Ranvir shared the news of his COVID-19 diagnosis, his fans wished him a speedy recovery. A netizen wrote, "Take care sir." Another Twitter user commented, "God bless you man!!! Bhagwan sab theek rakhege.Take good diet and rest." "Not a tweet which we should like. Get well soon sirji," read another comment. Ranvir currently stars in the second season of the Eros Now comedy drama Metro Park , which started streaming in January. In an interview with Rediff, the actor … [Read more...] about Ranvir Shorey Tests Positive For COVID-19; Says ‘Symptoms Are Mild’

Breaking News Getty U.S. Congressman Ron Wright has died from COVID-19 -- the first such sitting member of Congress to succumb to the lethal virus since the pandemic began. The Texas Representative's staff made the announcement Monday, saying he'd passed Sunday while hospitalized in Dallas -- with his wife, Susan, by his side in her own bed ... as she too had been admitted after they both came down with COVID in January. At the time his diagnosis was announced, on Jan. 21, Wright said in a statement that he was experiencing minor symptoms ... but more or less felt fine and was determined to keep working on behalf of his district. Clearly, his health took a toll for the worst. His staff also notes ... he'd been battling and getting treatment for cancer in recent years. Getty He'd been serving in Congress since 2019, and was in his second term at the time of his hospitalization. A lifelong Republican, Wright had been involved in local politics down in Tarrant County, TX -- … [Read more...] about First Sitting Member of Congress, Rep. Ron Wright, Dies from COVID

When the COVID-19 pandemic brought the box office to halt, the OTT platforms came to the film industry's rescue. Speaking about Bollywood, movies like Alia Bhatt's Sadak 2, Akshay Kumar's Laxmmi Bomb, late Sushant Singh Rajput's Dil Bechara and others saw a direct release on these video streaming platforms. On the other hand, directors like Rohit Shetty, Kabir Khan and Prabhu Deva chose to postpone the release date of their respective films rather than opting for the digital route. With the COVID-19 pandemic still looming in the country, in a recent interview with ETimes, Kriti Sanon opened up about cinema post COVID-19. On being asked if she will be disappointed if any of her upcoming films land up on OTT instead of a theatrical release, the actress said, "Well, it's beyond our control at the moment. I don't think that you can have the ambience of an auditorium in your home. The experience of seeing a film with popcorn, nachos and samosas cannot be duplicated on the small … [Read more...] about Kriti Sanon On Cinema Post COVID-19: You Can’t Make Mediocre Stuff Now And Expect It To Run

Dr. X is a dad. Appropriately – boringly – at 4:37 p.m. on a national holiday, he is lighting a charcoal grill, about to grab a pair of tongs with one hand and a beer with the other. His kids are running around their suburban patio, which could be anywhere; Dr. X, though impressively educated now, grew up poor in a town that is basically nowhere. Like most Americans, he is a Christian. Like a lot of health-conscious men, he fights dad bod by working out once or twice a week, before going into his medical practice. Somewhat less conventionally, two hours ago, he was escorting a woman around his yard, helping her walk off a large dose of MDMA. He’s the one who’d given it to her, earlier in the morning, drugging her out of her mind. This would be psychedelic-assisted therapy, the not-new but increasingly popular practice of administering psychotropic substances to treat a wide range of physical, psychological and psycho-spiritual concerns. “Some people … [Read more...] about The Psychedelic Miracle

Last Christmas, Sha-Asia Washington, a paraprofessional at a Brooklyn charter school, and her boyfriend Juwan Lopez announced to his mother Desiree Williams that she was pregnant. They gave her a Christmas card with a sonogram inside it, inscribed, “to grandma.” She was thrilled to be pregnant, posing for maternity photo after maternity photo; when the COVID pandemic hit, she had a virtual baby shower at Williams’ house, cherishing a knitted blanket with her baby name, Khloe, on it. On July 2nd, Sha-Asia went to Woodhull Medical Center, a hospital in the Bed-Stuy section of Brooklyn, for a routine stress test. She was a few days past her due date, and the hospital decided to keep her for observation when they saw her blood pressure was abnormally high. The hospital ended up giving her pitocin, a medication that causes uterine contractions, to induce labor, asking Sha-Asia if she wanted an epidural. After some hesitation, she assented. “The next thing you know he’s waiting there … [Read more...] about Death of Sha-Asia Washington, Pregnant 26-Year-Old Black Woman, Highlights Devastating Trend