Art
How to cut your own hair at home, according to celebrity hairstylist Jen Atkin
How to cut your own hair at home, according to celebrity hairstylist Jen Atkin | GMA Full story
Education
Doctor & Cancer Survivor Dies After Working During Coronavirus Crisis
Doctor & Cancer Survivor Dies After Working During Coronavirus Crisis | PEOPLE.com. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. - CloseDown TrianglePreviousClosePreviousNextNextNextPreviousPreviousPreviousPreviousDown TrianglePrevious. -. -. -. -. -. - ellipsisMailiphoneImage zoomImage zoomCloseNextCloseCloseClose. Printed from. VIEW IMAGE. E.R. Doctor and 2-Time Cancer Survivor Dies After Working at Hospital During ... Full story
You Can Now Get Paid Up To $2,500 To Be A Social Distancing Ambassador At Hawker Centres
COVID-19: Entry approval required for all long-term pass holders entering Singapore
Why UX designers and users should be well aware of cognitive biases
This is what’s it like to be a developer for the Dutch intelligence service
Economics
America's stunning unemployment surge during coronavirus, visualized
Get breaking news alerts and special reports. The news and stories that matter, delivered weekday mornings. SUBSCRIBE. April 2, 2020, 12:37 PM UTC. By Nigel Chiwaya. The ranks of the unemployed are swelling in ways not seen before. This week, a record-breaking 6.6 million people filed for unemployment. Last week, more than 3 million Americans applied for unemployment benefits, as state-ordered coronavirus lockdowns have brought huge swaths of ... Full story
Entertainment
How a Digital Music Festival Without Major Headliners Made $100,000
Live From Out There — a subscription-based digital music festival — didn’t have superstars on the bill for its first weekend near the end of March. There were no special discount codes, no merchandise bundles, no particular gimmicks to draw attendees in. It still raked in $100,000 in one weekend. Event organizer 11E1even Group, an artist management company in Denver, Colorado, put on the fest with the Sweet Relief Musicians Fund, a charitable ... Full story
Health
Uber Eats is adding an in-app donate button for restaurants
Uber Eats is adding an in-app donate button for customers who want to contribute some extra cash to their favorite restaurant to help during the coronavirus pandemic. Uber also plans to match every contribution dollar-for-dollar up to $2 million to the Restaurant Employee Relief Fund, with an additional $3 million donation also going to the fund. Uber says that 100 percent of customer donations will go directly to their restaurant of choice. ... Full story
Law
Philippine Children Face Abuse for Violating COVID-19 Curfew
A screenshot of an officer with five youths locked inside a dog cage after breaking curfew in Laguna province, the Philippines on March 20, 2020. Philippine authorities have subjected children to absurdly abusive treatment for violating curfew and quarantines rules imposed to limit exposure to COVID-19 . Police and local officials in several parts of the country have mistreated people detained for violating COVID-19 regulations, including by ... Full story
Armenia: Law Restricts Privacy Amid COVID-19 Fight
Uganda LGBT Shelter Residents Arrested on COVID-19 Pretext
Indian Supreme Court denies government request for prior censorship of COVID-19 news
Living
#ThanksForDelivering - United States
YOU\'RE HERE FOR US. WE\'RE HERE FOR YOU, TOO. We want to thank you for your kindness and support as we all rise to meet this challenge. All of us at UPS appreciate the outpouring of encouragement you’ve shown us. We’re all wondering what happens next but we also know that together, we’ll find the way forward. Full story
Politics
China urges Canada to mend ties, vows deeper links with Colombia
Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Thursday urged Canada to make a decisive decision and take actions as early as possible to remove the obstacles that impede the development of the two countries' relations. In a phone conversation with Canadian Foreign Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne, Wang noted the Canadian side said many times that it values the two countries' relations and hopes to push bilateral ties back on the ... Full story
US sends warships to Caribbean to stop illegal drugs News
Germany cancels Easter festivities as COVID-19 cases rise
Coronavirus: Police break up 'massive' karaoke party during COVID-19 lockdown measures
Bernie Sanders, acknowledging 'narrow path' to nomination, continues to push agenda amid pandemic
FBI learned of coronavirus-inspired bomb plotter through radicalized US Army soldier
WeWork founder threatens to sue SoftBank over scrapped $3B rescue
Georgia man pleads guilty for plotting to attack White House
Sport
WINNER’s Kim Jin Woo Enlists In The Military
WINNER ’s Kim Jin Woo has officially started his mandatory service! On the afternoon of April 2, Kim Jin Woo entered the Nonsan Army Training Center in South Chungcheong province to begin his military training. Before entering the training center, Kim Jin Woo shared, “Thank you for coming such a long distance during these times. I’ll return after safely receiving training well.” He continued, “Furthermore, thank you to Inner Circle who have ... Full story
Wheesung Caught on CCTV Purchasing Drugs + Suspected Witness KpopStarz
"Above normal" 2020 Atlantic hurricane season on tap, researchers forecast
Trump Takes Coronavirus Test Again and Tests Negative | PEOPLE.com
Coronavirus: Empire State Building lights up red and white in honor of first responders
Technology
Carnival still has 6,000 passengers on ships at sea
Ship with coronavirus turned away in Florida. Cruise operator Carnival said it still has 6,000 passengers on its ships at sea amid the widening coronavirus pandemic and that they may not be able to disembark until the end of April. Carnival, the world's largest cruise operator, also said some crew members aren't able to return to their homes and will be housed and fed on the ships. The company disclosed the number of at-sea passengers in a ... Full story
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