Steroids, a secret lovechild and '$400m' - Arnold Schwarzenegger's real life of action

Epik High frontman Tablo has tested positive for COVID-19.OURS, Epik High’s management agency, confirmed the news through a press statement released earlier today (February 9).“Tablo experienced minor symptoms on February 3 and underwent PCR testing, and his results came back negative the next day (January 4),” the agency said, as translated by Soompi. “However, he voluntarily got tested again on February 8, and his results came back positive this morning.”The statement also noted that the rest of Epik High and staff members who were recently in contact with Tablo underwent rapid antigen testing following the hip-hop artist’s diagnosis.

New Zealand anti-vaccine mandate protesters faced off with police outside parliament today, as demonstrators camped inside the Wellington legislature's grounds vowed to stay "as long as it takes".

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney has announced the province’s public health restrictions will now be lifting, while a blockade of protesters demanding an end to mandates resumes at the U.S.-Canada border crossing near Coutts. Heather Yourex-West looks at the province’s plan, and whether it will be enough to satiate demonstrators.

Director Kamika Bianca Guerra-Walker joins Global News’ Linda Olsen to discuss how she is using her experiences growing up Black in Calgary and how that has inspired her art.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau continues to press hard on the importance of COVID-19 vaccines. But Quebec Liberal MP Joël Lightbound is challenging his own government’s strategy, demanding Trudeau to stop driving up divisions and deliver a roadmap to end public health mandates.

COLOMBO (News 1st); Thousands of Sri Lankan health workers are on strike for the third consecutive day, citing several demands.The trade unions demand that the authorities eliminate existing salary disparities in the sector just as they eliminated the teacher and principal salary anomalies.Health workers across Sri Lanka including nurses, and Public Health Inspectors are on strike citing multiple demands.They resorted to the indefinite trade union action from Monday (7).As a result of the strike activities at the Colombo General Hospital, Kandy General Hospital, 24 Teaching Hospitals, 26 General Hospitals, 46 Base Hospitals, 410 District Hospitals, and 293 MOH Officers came to a complete standstill.

PHILADELPHIA - Investigators with the Philadelphia Police Department are searching for two men wanted in connection with an armed robbery at a Domino’s Pizza in North Philadelphia. According to police, the robbery took place on Monday around 1:00 a.m. at the location on 2628 N.

China enacted a similar traffic light change after one case was detected in November, only to repeal it amid outcry on social media. 

Freedom Convoy” trucks and say their presence “complicates” efforts to end the demonstration.More than 100 of the trucks remaining as part of the nearly two-week-long protest in downtown Ottawa are estimated to have kids living in them, OPS Deputy Chief Steve Bell told media in a briefing Tuesday afternoon.“Almost 25 per cent of the 418 trucks have children living in them — children who could be at risk during a police operation,” Bell said.“There’s a multitude of concerns” he said, citing effects from carbon monoxide, diesel fumes, cold, noise and a lack of access to sanitation on kids. Trucker convoy — Here’s what the 10-day injunction against horns includes Ottawa police have tapped the Children’s Aid Society (CAS) for advice on how to proceed with enforcement operations in the downtown core.They’re not seeking to take the kids out of the trucks or away from their parents at this stage, Bell said, but will follow the recommendations of CAS.“We’re not at the stage of looking to do any sort of enforcement activity around that,” he said.“We just think it’s an important factor that complicates and makes this an even more challenging operation.”To date, police and bylaw officers have issued more than 1,300 tickets for traffic violations, made 23 arrests and have 85 active criminal investigations related to the protest, which began as a response to vaccination mandates but has expanded to include a wide umbrella of anti-government sentiment.OPS are also liaising with U.S.

COVID-19: Kenney announces Alberta vaccine passport program ending at midnight In a letter to school authorities, Education Minister Adriana LaGrange outlined the impact that relaxing COVID-19 restrictions will have on schools and students.“I have been encouraged to see a downward trend in the number of Alberta schools shifted to at-home learning over the last few weeks,” she said.“At the peak of the fifth wave, there were 29 schools that were shifted to at-home learning, and today, only seven of the over 2,500-plus schools in our province remain learning at home.”Please see my letter to school authorities below: pic.twitter.com/Z3sph78dDv— Adriana LaGrange (@AdrianaLaGrange) February 9, 2022LaGrange said the masking requirement that will be removed effective Feb. 14 will apply to any students in schools or on school buses.

Winter Olympics since 1998 in Nagano, Japan.She has a decade’s worth of knitted red mittens, purchased every year since their debut as part of the Canadian Olympic uniform in 2010.But this year Reid says she won’t be buying anything, because after the merchandising partnership changed hands from Hudson’s Bay to Lululemon, she considers the prices too steep to justify.“They were a great, affordable way to show Canadian Olympic pride and some of the money goes to support our national team,” Reid says of her iconic mittens.“I looked at the Lululemon site and I was pretty surprised to see the prices. I was OK with The Bay’s mittens going up to $20, but $68 for a pair is too much for me.”Reid isn’t alone.

₹808 crore to families of 1,616 deceased healthcare workers from 33 states and UTs, who were involved in fighting the COVID-19 pandemic, Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya in a written reply to a question in Rajya Sabha on Tuesday.

COLOMBO (News 1st); Sri Lanka’s Health Ministry said that it is conducting a study on the possibility of vaccinating children below the age of 12.Deputy Director-General of Health Services, Dr. G.

PHILADELPHIA - Gas prices continue to climb across the nation as experts claim rising tensions at the Russia-Ukraine border is pushing up the cost of crude oil. According to AAA, the national average for a gallon of gas jumped roughly 7 cents last week. Closer to home, AAA Mid-Atlantic says the average price of a gallon of regular gas in New Jersey on Friday was $3.44."Financially, yeah, it hurts," said Fatima Robinson, a Lyft driver from Fairmount.

PHILADELPHIA - As a winter surge of COVID-19 cases brought on by the highly-infectious Omicron variant continues to recede, some states have set a deadline for lifting mask mandates in schools. While the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has stood by its recommendation for students to wear masks in school, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy said this week that individual districts will have the power to set mask rules after Mar.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has announced significant changes to its guidance for health professionals carrying out Personal Independence Payment (PIP) assessments across the UK.

coronavirus cases have surged to 41,610,976. On the other hand, the fatalities count has surged to 5,05,279, which accounts for 1.19% of the total caseload.

COVID-19 who have high risk of progression of the disease. 

Mumbai will be unlocked by the end of February, mayor Kishori Pednekar said on Tuesday, according to news agency ANI. "We have made up our minds," she also said, while stressing not to show laxity in adherence to Covid protocol. "It is essential for the people to wear masks and observe social distancing," Pednekar also said.

₹3 lakh and ₹5 lakh. The Group Care 360 policy is underwritten by Care Health Insurance. This scheme will ensure access to quality healthcare services for all homeowners in the project.

announced plans to lift COVID-19 restrictions in phases on Tuesday. COVID-19: Kenney announces Alberta vaccine passport program ending at midnight “It’s time for us to learn to live with COVID-19,” he said at a press conference, listing the challenges of the pandemic: disrupting livelihoods, dividing people and hurting mental health.“It’s time to let kids be kids.”Kenney said the restrictions exemption program has “outlived its useful purpose,” announcing that after Feb.

Alberta’s COVID-19 vaccine passport program will cease to exist when the clock strikes midnight on Feb. 9, and almost all public health restrictions will be lifted March 1 if the situation in hospitals continues to improve, Premier Jason Kenney announced Tuesday.

He recently donated $1million for supplies needed in the fight against the potentially lethal coronavirus.But Arnold Schwarzenegger took a deserved break from his good deeds on Tuesday, when the former California governor hit the streets of Brentwood, Los Angeles on his motorcycle.The 72-year-old actor was joined by a friend for the ride, and appeared to be closely followed by his security detail. Bad to the bone: Arnold Schwarzenegger took a deserved break from his good deeds on Tuesday, when the former California governor hit the streets of Brentwood, Los Angeles on his motorcycleThe Terminator: Dark Fate star clad himself in leather jacket and studded riding boots for the outing.

Arnold Schwarzenegger's former political career may have rubbed off on his daughter Katherine Schwarzenegger, who recently urged for more to be done in her hometown state amid the coronavirus pandemic. The 30-year-old daughter of the former California governor tweeted her concern about farmers markets remaining open in Los Angeles despite Mayor Eric Garcetti's stay-at-home order, which prompted beaches and hiking trails in the state to close in recent weeks.

Arnold Schwarzenegger hit the open road on his burgundy motorcycle after spending his morning in Santa Monica, amid California'scoronavirus shutdown on Friday.While the 72-year-old former bodybuilder appeared to ignore California Gov Gavin Newsom statewide 'stay at home' order, the actor applauded residents working to 'flatten the curve.''There's absolutely nobody around here at Santa Monica mall, which means that all of you are doing a great job,' The Terminator star said in an Instagram video, while riding a bicycle.

He gave a generous donation of $1million to aid in medical supply relief for COVID-19.And it was business as usual for Arnold Schwarzenegger after yet another heroic act.The 72-year-old actor and bodybuilding legend was seen on his regular bike ride through Santa Monica on Tuesday morning. Pedal to the metal: Arnold Schwarzeneggerwas seen on his regular bike ride through Santa Monica on Tuesday morningArnold looked cool as always as he donned a black bomber jacket from his Arnold Schwarzenegger Classic world bodybuilding championships event.

He gave a generous donation of $1million to aid in medical supply relief for COVID-19.And it was business as usual for Arnold Schwarzenegger after yet another heroic act.The 72-year-old actor and bodybuilding legend was seen on his regular bike ride through Santa Monica on Tuesday morning. Pedal to the metal: Arnold Schwarzeneggerwas seen on his regular bike ride through Santa Monica on Tuesday morningArnold looked cool as always as he donned a black bomber jacket from his Arnold Schwarzenegger Classic world bodybuilding championships event.

He gave a generous donation of $1million to aid in medical supply relief for COVID-19.And it was business as usual for Arnold Schwarzenegger after yet another heroic act.The 72-year-old actor and bodybuilding legend was seen on his regular bike ride through Santa Monica on Tuesday morning. Pedal to the metal: Arnold Schwarzeneggerwas seen on his regular bike ride through Santa Monica on Tuesday morningArnold looked cool as always as he donned a black bomber jacket from his Arnold Schwarzenegger Classic world bodybuilding championships event.

Arnold Schwarzenegger has donated $1 million (£850,000) to an online fund launched to raise cash for vital medical supplies during the coronavirus crisis.

Celebrities are doing what they can to help others amid coronavirus concerns.

Arnold Schwarzenegger is doing his part to help stop the spread of the deadly coronavirus, donating $1 million to the Frontline Responders Fund.The 72-year-old actor and former California Governor revealed his donation on Instagram on Thursday morning, asking his fans and followers to do the same.His plea has seemingly worked, with nearly $500,000 more donated to the fund since his original donation.

Arnold Schwarzenegger has opened up his wallet for the medical community.

Arnold Schwarzenegger is still giving back amid the coronavirus pandemic.

He's been cooped up in his home eating dinner with his mini donkey, Lulu, and mini horse, Whisky, during the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.So Arnold Schwarzenegger opted to get some fresh air on Sunday morning in Venice, California.The 72-year-old was pictured enjoying a bike ride with a friend around the streets. Keeping fit and active: Arnold Schwarzenegger was seen enjoying a bike ride around Venice, California, on Sunday, as he took a break from self-quarantining amid the coronavirus pandemicArnold kept a low profile in a black zip up jacket and joggers of the same color.

Arnold Schwarzenegger has revealed his top tips for working out amid the coronavirus pandemic, which has prompted self-isolation worldwide.

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There’s no doubt many people around the world have gotten a case of cabin due to the self-quarantine precautions taken amid the growing coronavirus pandemic.Then there are those like Arnold Schwarzenegger, who have taken to the streets and sidewalks to get some much-needed exercise during this stressful health crisis.And on Friday, the former California governor was spotted while out on a bike ride near his home in Los Angeles.Scroll down for video Anti-cabin fever: Arnold Schwarzenegger took to the streets of Los Angeles to get some much-needed exercise during this stressful coronavirus crisis.For the ride, the Terminator superstar, 72, drove to a starting point with a couple of other people and unloaded their bikes off his SUV.

Arnold Schwarzenegger has teamed up with TikTok to help feed families in need.The online platform have donated £3 million to the 'Terminator' actor's After-School All-Stars, which usually funds afterschool programmes for children, but amid school closures to try and halt the coronavirus pandemic, the former Governor of California thought it would be 'cool and great' to provide food through the foundation instead. 'Because of the corona crisis, those kids have been sent home so now instead of providing after school programmes we thought it would be cool and great if we could provide food for those families,' he said in a TikTok video.

Arnold Schwarzenegger has teamed up with TikTok to help feed families in need.The online platform have donated £3 million to the 'Terminator' actor's After-School All-Stars, which usually funds afterschool programmes for children, but amid school closures to try and halt the coronavirus pandemic, the former Governor of California thought it would be 'cool and great' to provide food through the foundation instead. 'Because of the corona crisis, those kids have been sent home so now instead of providing after school programmes we thought it would be cool and great if we could provide food for those families,' he said in a TikTok video.

Thought that you were losing the plot while trapped in the confines of your own homes because of coronavirus? Well, you’re not alone, as it turns out our favourite celebrities are all going a little stir crazy too.

Arnold Schwarzenegger has teamed up with TikTok to help feed families in need.The online platform have donated £3 million to the 'Terminator' actor's After-School All-Stars, which usually funds afterschool programmes for children, but amid school closures to try and halt the coronavirus pandemic, the former Governor of California thought it would be 'cool and great' to provide food through the foundation instead. 'Because of the corona crisis, those kids have been sent home so now instead of providing after school programmes we thought it would be cool and great if we could provide food for those families,' he said in a TikTok video.

Hollywood star Arnold Schwarzenegger has joined forces with TikTok to help students during the coronavirus pandemic.

Some aren’t having so “ruff” of a time while self-isolating during the novel coronavirus outbreak.

"The important thing is that you stay at home"