“Yo, Is That a Joke?” Bronx Breakdancing Pioneer Crazy Legs Demands Investigation into How Raygun Made the Cut at the Olympics

“Yo, Is That a Joke?” Bronx Breakdancing Pioneer Crazy Legs Demands Investigation into How Raygun Made the Cut at the Olympics

Richard “Crazy Legs” Colon, a prominent Bronx break dancing pioneer, has demanded an investigation into the World DanceSport Federation after Australian dancer Raygun’s disappointing performance at the Paris Olympics. Colon, known for his influential role in the break dancing community, expressed his frustration over the lack of skill displayed by Raygun, who lost all three…

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Matthew Perry ‘Froze Up’ after His Doctor Salvador Plascencia Injected Him With Ketamine Dose Supplied by Jasveen Sangha Just Days Before His Death

Matthew Perry ‘Froze Up’ after His Doctor Salvador Plascencia Injected Him With Ketamine Dose Supplied by Jasveen Sangha Just Days Before His Death

Prosecutors have alleged that the doctor accused of providing the fatal ketamine that led to Matthew Perry’s tragic death had realized that the actor could die when he saw him “freeze up” from an overdose just days prior to his death. Dr. Salvador Plascencia, who was licensed to prescribe and administer the powerful tranquilizer, sought…

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Shocking! “Obsessed with Ketamine,” Matthew Perry Wanted to Start a Business Promoting Ketamine Therapy, Reveals a Friend

Shocking! “Obsessed with Ketamine,” Matthew Perry Wanted to Start a Business Promoting Ketamine Therapy, Reveals a Friend

Matthew Perry, the beloved “Friends” star who died from a ketamine overdose in October, was deeply invested in the drug’s therapeutic potential, a close friend revealed. Perry had plans to start a business promoting ketamine therapy with an unknown man in Hollywood. The friend, who worked closely with Perry, stated, “He was fascinated by ketamine…

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Top Chinese chip gear maker sues Pentagon to void sanctions

Top Chinese chip gear maker sues Pentagon to void sanctions

ONE of China’s most prominent chip gear makers is suing the Pentagon for linking it to the People’s Liberation Army, seeking to get off a blacklist that bars business with American firms. Advanced Micro-Fabrication Equipment (Amec) alleged that the defence agency harmed the company’s business and reputation by adding the Shanghainese entity to the so-called…

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Matthew Perry Death: 5 Arrested in Shocking Plot Involving “Friends” Star’s Personal Assistant, 2 Doctors and ‘Ketamine Queen

Matthew Perry Death: 5 Arrested in Shocking Plot Involving “Friends” Star’s Personal Assistant, 2 Doctors and ‘Ketamine Queen

Two doctors and an assistant are facing criminal charges in connection with the death of beloved “Friends” star Matthew Perry. The shocking revelations come nearly a year after Perry was found dead in his Los Angeles home, floating face down in his hot tub on October 28. Authorities have accused Dr. Salvador Plasencia, an urgent…

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Spanish fashion group adds Hong Kong shop with rent 60% off peak

Spanish fashion group adds Hong Kong shop with rent 60% off peak

SPANISH fast-fashion label Mango has rented a 19,000-square-foot store in Hong Kong’s prime retail district Central, sources familiar with the matter said, the latest in a slew of global brands returning to the shopping hub, lured by lower rent. Mango’s new two-floor store will be at Asia Standard Tower on Queen’s Road Central, which has…

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Asia: Markets surge on strong US consumer data

Asia: Markets surge on strong US consumer data

JAPANESE stocks surged and markets across Asia started strong on Friday (Aug 16), tracking substantial gains on Wall Street after encouraging US retail sales data reassured investors about the health of the world’s biggest economy. The key Nikkei 225 index added nearly three per cent following rallies on Wall Street, continuing a bullish run after…

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RBNZ says rate-cut path could change on price, wage setting

RBNZ says rate-cut path could change on price, wage setting

NEW Zealand’s central bank wants to see wage and price setting continue to decline as it decides the appropriate pace of future interest rate cuts, assistant governor Karen Silk said. “We continue to see that decline in price setting and wage setting behaviour,” Silk said. “That’s really important. If that corrects itself more quickly, then…

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