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Lori Loughlin 'Incredibly Panicked' After Felicity Huffman Prison Sentencing, Source Says
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Celebrity Good Morning AmericaDemi Lovato posts another untouched bikini pic: 'No photoshop,' please
Demi Lovato posts another untouched bikini pic: 'No photoshop,' please originally appeared on goodmorningamerica.comSinger and activist Demi Lovato posted another inspiring and untouched bikini pic on Sunday."No photoshop pls & thank u," she wrote. "Also big thanks to @izabelag4 & @maremareswimw for my new fav bikini... y’all know my thing for leopard print bikinis and now of course lime green."The post is nearing 4.4 million likes and has comments from fellow stars like Debra Messing, who wrote, "So gorgeous."Marlon Wayans added, "Own it. U look great. ...
World HuffPostTulsi Gabbard Says Trump Is Turning The U.S. Into 'Saudi Arabia's Bitch'
The Democratic presidential candidate slammed Trump for assuring Saudi Arabia the U.S. is awaiting its direction following an attack on the kingdom's oil supply.
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'Purely disgusting': How luxury yacht vacation for black travelers allegedly went adrift
A North Carolina man touting himself as one of the captains in the burgeoning black travel community is being accused by a group of vacationers of failing to deliver on promises of a dream voyage on "super premium" yachts, asserting the reality was a bit of a "disgusting" nightmare. Reginald Cummings, the owner of Black Travel Movement, was also hit with a federal lawsuit late last month for allegedly skirting a $550,000 bill owed to the Maryland-based yacht company that provided the more than two dozen vessels that were used on the week-long Caribbean sojourn. The "Black Yacht Week" event had echoes of the Fyre Festival, a high-end excursion to the Bahamas that became a debacle with lack of food, water and toilets.
