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December 11, 2025

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I’ll just put it on YouTube

50 Cent says the footage he has could land Diddy in prison for life 50 Cent is sitting on over 140 hours of unreleased footage from Diddy’s videographer. Apparently, 50 Cent only showed a fraction of the footage in his new Netflix documentary, Sean Combs: The Reckoning. In the four-part documentary series released on December 2, viewers got their first look at what Diddy was up to before his September 2024 arrest in New York. Hoping for a Netflix documentary of his own victory, Diddy had hired a videographer to follow him and capture the battle behind the scenes. Unfortunately,

August 29, 2024

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People who were seriously ill, among others, were prohibited from performing Hajj

Muslim pilgrims circle the Kaaba as they perform tawaf at the Grand Mosque, during the annual Hajj pilgrimage, in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, June 18, 2024. — Reuters Measures were taken for the safety of the pilgrims, says the ministry’s spox. Pregnant women are also excluded from the pilgrimage, the advisory clarifies. Only physically fit pilgrims are allowed to make the holy journey. Islamabad: Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has issued a health advisory for Hajj 2025, outlining strict requirements for prospective pilgrims, with particular emphasis on excluding people suffering from complex medical conditions. According to the spokesman of

February 19, 2024

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This vitamin can make you fatally ill, experts warn

This vitamin is commonly found in the daily diet such as bread, meat, fish and nuts A representational image of a person holding a sandwich. — Unscrew Experts warned in their new study of a critical consumption of vitamins that can increase the risk of deadly diseases such as cardiovascular and inflammation in the blood vessels. This vitamin is commonly found in the daily diet such as bread, meat, fish and nuts. A study published Monday in the journal Nature Medicine revealed the risk of blood vessel damage and heart disease from consuming excessive amounts of niacin – a B

January 12, 2024

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Veteran guitarist Adnan Afaq is seriously ill

KARACHI: At the heart of Pakistan’s music scene, guitarist, guru and trailblazer Adnan Afaq is battling stage IV stomach cancer, which landed him in the hospital. Known for his excellent guitar playing and contribution to music education, Adnan is battling the disease at SIUT in Karachi, with doctors expressing uncertainty over the possibility of a cure. Affectionately known as Adnan Vai (a reference to guitar legend Steve Vai), Adnan is also the head of the music department at the Arts Council of Pakistan. Shared by his partner and friend at ACP, Arman Rahim The Express Tribune, “For six months now,

November 18, 2023

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Why heatwaves kill more mentally ill people, what makes them so vulnerable?

Schizophrenics, depressives and other patients are more prone to extreme heat, air pollution and stress, which also cause suicide attempts An image depicting a person experiencing mental health issues. — AFP/File A March study found that 8% of those who died in British Columbia’s record-breaking June 2021 heat wave had a diagnosis of schizophrenia — compared with all other illnesses the authors assessed, such as kidney disease and coronary heart disease. disease. the problem is a more serious risk factor. “Until climate change is brought under control, things will unfortunately get worse,” said Dr. Robert Feder, a retired psychiatrist from

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