Bruno Mars will be extending his stay in Las Vegas, Nevada, for multiple show dates. The Grammy-winning singer is set to headline two shows on Dec. 30 and Dec. 31 at Dolby Live at Park MGM to help close out 2022, which were previously announced. He’ll return in January for three more shows and in
Mysterious collective Sault has released five albums: 11, Earth, (Untitled) God, AIIR, and Today & Tomorrow. The five albums were released “as an offering to God” and are only available for free download. The folder is set to expire in five days (Nov. 6). “We Will release 5 albums on November 1st as an offering to God. Available
People on an island took cover as one missile landed near South Korean territorial waters. The South responded by firing three missiles of its own.
The streets of Ukraine’s capital, illuminated with nightlife only weeks ago, are shrouded in darkness and shadows now because of restrictions on the use of electricity. The lack of light creates moments of apprehension, but also of beauty.
If the right-wing bloc does eke out a narrow victory, it will allow Mr. Netanyahu, Israel’s longest-serving prime minister, to return to office even as he stands trial on corruption charges.
Though Jair Bolsonaro, the outgoing president of Brazil, did not clearly acknowledge losing, his chief of staff said that his administration would begin transferring power to President-elect Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
Plus Bolsonaro will step aside in Brazil and investigations mount in India’s bridge collapse.
By Deborah Bailey, Contributing Editor, dbaileyafro.com In anticipation of a Covid-19 surge this coming winter, a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Advisory Committee recommended Oct. 11 adding most COVID-19 vaccines to the recommended vaccination schedule for children and adults in the United States. The action by the CDC’s independent vaccine advisers came a
By Deborah Bailey, Contributing Editor Are you one of the millions of Black Americans impacted by Alzheimer’s disease? Maybe you are a caregiver, a sibling or a child with questions and concerns– and you’re not alone. More than 20 percent of Black Americans will develop Alzheimer’s disease in their lifetime–more than twice the rate of
By Dr. John E. Warren, Publisher,San Diego Voice & Viewpoint Newspaper This week we have new numbers suggesting that the homeless population is growing in spite of efforts to make more housing available. This, in spite of efforts that are underway to open more shelters. There is discussion about the growing numbers of homeless without