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Puppy Bowl Referee Explains Why Event Helps Raise Awareness About Dog Adoption
Puppy Bowl XIX: dogs with special needs participate 2:17
4 mins ago
Rihanna, the artist who stepped away from the stage but has been busy building her empire
By Juan Carlos Arciniegas
It took Rihanna six years to release new music, something that her followers - including this server - had been begging for all that time.
But for her, the issue seemed not to be a priority.
The musical drought ended last year with the release of not one, but two songs from the soundtrack to the blockbuster "Wakanda Forever," the sequel to "Black Panther."
The ballad "Lift Me Up" was chosen as its main theme and the reason why Rihanna is nominated for the Oscar for the first time today.
The other song, “Born Again,” is also a ballad, denying her Army, as she refers to her fans, a new anthem of hers to dance to in the clubs.
During those six years of almost zero musical activity, Rihanna was not only preparing for motherhood, her son is turning one year old soon, but she was also fully dedicated to her business facet.
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5 mins ago
Black players and coaches will make history
By Amy Woodyatt
This Sunday's game will be one for the record books, as it will be the first in Super Bowl history to feature two black starting quarterbacks, with Patrick Mahomes and Jalen Hurts facing off to lead their teams to glory.
Black quarterbacks have appeared in and won the Super Bowl in the past, but have never started for each squad in the same game.
Mahomes became the third black quarterback to win the Super Bowl in 2020. Now he could become the first black quarterback in NFL history to win multiple Super Bowls.
Meanwhile, Eagles quarterback Hurts could become the fourth black quarterback to win the Lombardi Trophy if Philadelphia beats the Chiefs on Sunday.
"It's special," Mahomes said before the game.
“I've learned more and more about the history of the black quarterback since I've been in this league,” the 27-year-old told reporters.
“The guys that came before me and Jalen set the stage for this, and now I'm glad we can set the stage for the kids that are coming out now.
It will be a great game against two great teams and another great quarterback.
I'm excited to go out there and do what we can against a great team."
“I think it's history,” Hurts said.
“I think it's something worth mentioning and it's history.
He has come a long way.
I think there have only been seven African-American quarterbacks to play in the Super Bowl, so to be the first to something is great.
I know it will be good."
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