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Kris Ferguson and his wife Marcia Ferguson-Roa always promised each other that if they lived to 80, they’d take their yacht out to sea and pull the plug. But Ferguson-Roa, 59, didn’t get to enjoy a final sail. The Australian woman died at Sydney’s St Vincent’s Hospital in December – a week after being diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disease called dermatomyositis. It is a variation of myositis (inflammation of the muscles) that affects the skin. Ferguson-Roa never woke from a coma, and her family quietly brought her greyhound Matilda in via the hospital’s fire escape to say goodbye. Dermatomyositis (DM) is rare. Only nine in a million people have it. READ MORE: Drug use among older adults a 'hidden epidemic' Health Minister Andrew Little to reveal Māori health authority details Our health system is under stress - things must change 'I just want a life': Loneliest patient spends six months alone with a deadly disease But the type of DM that killed Ferguson-Roa is … [Read more...] about ‘There was no tomorrow’: The rare disease that claimed Marcia’s life

Kangana Ranaut is currently at her home owing to the strictly imposed lockdown due to the spike in the COVID-19 cases. However, the actor did not fail to showcase the rather delightful side of being at her place on her social media handle. Kangana shared a video wherein she introduced her fans to her 'new but slightly annoying' friend that was a pleasing sight to witness. Talking about the same, the Tanu Weds Manu Returns actor shared a video wherein she can be seen sitting on a swing on her beautiful balcony. While the actor swings to her heart's content, she can be seen enjoying the singing of a koyal (Cuckoo). One can also see the lovely balcony of the actor that is laden with some flower pots and lush greenery. Also Read: Kangana Ranaut To Kartik Aaryan Post His Exit From Karan Johar's Dostana 2: We Are With You Kangana captioned the same stating the little koyal is telling her many things that she has failed to hear for such a long time. The … [Read more...] about Kangana Ranaut Shares A Glimpse Of Her Lockdown Life, Makes A ‘New But Slightly Annoying’ Friend

TVNZ Popstars returns for 2021 with judges Kimbra, Nathan King and Vince Harder searching for New Zealand's best vocal talent. What’s your ultimate karaoke anthem? Don’t pretend you don’t have one, or that you don’t karaoke ... come on, fess up. What’s the song you imagine belting out, when you daydream about auditioning for TVNZ’s Popstars every time the ad for the show pops up on telly? Whatever song that is, that’s probably your ultimate karaoke anthem. You can tell an awful lot about a person from the song they choose, it’s a preeeety good metric of character, I reckon. READ MORE: All hail 2021: 21 things to look forward to in the new year A passionate defence of the greatest Christmas song of all time - The Pogues' Fairytale of New York Mercury in Retrograde: Celebrity psychic reveals what it means & how it'll affect pop culture Bohemian Rhapsody: Queen guitarist Brian May in fan stoush following Bryan Singer allegations I have my own private … [Read more...] about The ultimate karaoke playlist (according to me and my mates)

Home Health Wellness Wellness oi-Mahima Setia By Mahima Setia on September 1, 2020 Hormones dictate us (and our body) every single moment. Whether we are upset or happy, whether it's being stressed about the little things or being calm through the tough times - hormones are one aspect of our health that we often ignore and have very little idea about. Hormones are the medium of communication between different tissues and glands in our body [1] . They are substances produced by your endocrine glands that have a tremendous effect on bodily processes and affects growth and development, mood, sexual function, reproduction, and metabolism. These are like a networking team in our body that exchanges information and decides when what processes need to take place. Hormones work to ensure that we consume the right amount of food we need to fuel our bodies each day. They are responsible for signalling to the brain when … [Read more...] about Know From A Nutritionist About Hormones: Your Body’s Social Network

Bolichie (left) and Top Suzara Back in their teenage years, cousins and music artists Top Suzara and Bolichie Suzara used to play in a band for fun—dabbling in 1960s rock ‘n’ roll and learning the ropes of songwriting and playing instruments as they went along. But they eventually went their separate ways: Top would go on to become one of the vocalists of the 1990s pop band Freestyle; Bolichie would play bass for the bands First Circle and Artstart. And while their desire to create music together never went away, the opportunity simply wasn’t there. And then came the COVID-19 pandemic. “Even if we were cousins, our schedules simply didn’t sync. We didn’t have a chance to do projects together. But last year, like most musicians, we were displaced. Save for the fundraising shows here and there, our work was affected,” Top told the Inquirer in a Zoom interview. Last year, in one of Top’s visits to Bolichie’s home, the latter broached the idea of writing songs. Before they knew it, … [Read more...] about ‘Buffet of sounds’ marks Bolichie and Top Suzara’s long-awaited collaboration