There are more of them than populate the northern South Island town of Tākaka, but we don’t speak their names. Two-and-a-half years into a pandemic which has taken 1529 Kiwi lives, have we lost our The figures in the ministry’s Covid-19 deaths’ data differ from the total deaths announced in the daily update because, to follow international practise, all deaths that occur within 28 days of a positive Covid-19 test are now reported.

0SHARESShareTweet Betty Bowers Obituary, Death – Betty Jewell Bowers, a beloved resident of Samson, AL, peacefully passed away on Saturday, December 23, 2023, in the comfort of her home at the age of 94. Her life will be honored and remembered during a graveside service at 2:00 p.m. on Tuesday, December 26, 2023, at the Oak Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, located at 1717 Oak Grove Rd, Westville, FL, 32464. The service will be directed by Warren Holloway Ward Funeral Home in Geneva, AL, officiated by Jewell’s Grandson-in-Law, Tony Wilson, and Reverend Jimmy Eddins.

There are very few celebs that are blessed to have a successful professional life in addition to a blissful personal life. Colombian actress cum model Carmen Villalobos happens to be one such celebrity, after a successful ten-year relationship with her significant other, actor Sebastian Caicedo, they culminated their relationship in a wedding ceremony on the 19th of April 2019. Carmen became popular for her supporting roles in several TV shows including the likes of La Tormenta and Amores de Mercado.

Lego Owen is at it again! Chris Pratt's movie Jurassic World may have been released over a month ago in the U.S., but the hit flick is still making its way overseas. The actor took off to Tokyo for the film's Japanese premiere this week, where he brought along his mini-me Lego Owen. Along the way, the pair visited the Tokyo Tower, a traditional Japanese garden (where he bonded with two raptors), and pulled up to the Zojoji Temple on his motorcycle.

The Foley House, Savannah, Georgia The Foley House Inn overlooks Chippewa Square, which was prominently featured in the film Forrest Gump. Source: Foley Inn The Foley House dates back to 1896, but its reputation for scaring guests is much more recent. Wealthy Irish widow Honoria Foley built her bed and breakfast on the grounds of a home lost to the Great Savannah Fire of 1889, and the historic abode remained free from reports of haunting until the 80s, when property renovators discovered human skeletal remains behind a wall.