Before being transferred to his incubator, medical professionals at The Royal Women’s Hospital in Melbourne, Australia, quickly placed him in a plastic bag to assist control his body temperature and avoid hypothermia.
Lilly Munro, Lennox’s mother, referred to the newborn’s makeshift residence as a “oven bag” and stated that it was standard procedure for preterm infants who lacked the necessary development to stay warm. “It is quite confronting image… He was put in a plastic oven-type bag and whisked away,” Ms Munro told Daily Mail Australia.
“It’s what they do in order to preserve [a premature baby’s] temperature because they can’t regulate their temperature.”Ms. Munro claimed that around 24 weeks pregnant, she had a “strange feeling that something wasn’t quite right.”
Her doctor made a startling discovery during an ultrasound after she was brought to the hospital. “My doctor looked at the screen and went, Oh My God… your cervix is open and the baby’s arm is up like Superman through the cervix. You’re not going anywhere,” Ms. Munro told Daily Mail Australia.
Hollywood star Mel Gibson, 69, has lost his California home to the devastating Palisades fire.
The actor and director was in Austin, Texas, recording an episode of The Joe Rogan Experience when the wildfire broke out, ultimately destroying the house he had lived in for 15 years.
Criticized Governor Gavin Newsom According to the BBC, the blaze rapidly spread through Gibson’s neighborhood, engulfing homes in flames. Fortunately, his longtime girlfriend, Rosalind Ross, and their seven-year-old son, Lars Gerard Gibson, were able to evacuate safely before the fire reached their property.
During his conversation with Joe Rogan, Gibson was already aware that his neighbourhood was in danger.
He mentioned that the area was ”on fire” and expressed concerns about the lack of response from California Governor Gavin Newsom. The Academy Award–winning director criticized Newsom, remarking, ”I think all our tax dollars probably went for Gavin’s hair gel.
“From ‘Fatty’ to ‘Hottie’!” After shedding weight from 700 to 200 pounds, a girl finds herself in high demand for collaborations as a plus-size model.
At 28 years old, Amy weighed 700 pounds, which led her to drop out of school as she struggled with everyday tasks. She rarely left the house and couldn’t even shower by herself. Fortunately, she had a supportive boyfriend who appreciated her no matter what.
Her friends believed she would never be able to lead a normal, typical life again. After her latest examination, doctors cautioned her that her health was in serious condition and could deteriorate further. Ultimately, she made the decision to participate in a well-known show where experts would assist her in losing weight.
As a result, she successfully lost 200 pounds, earned her degree, and quickly found a profession that she enjoyed. To her surprise, her boyfriend ended their relationship afterward, feeling let down that Amy no longer required his assistance.
This girl demonstrated to everyone that having a goal can lead to positive life changes. What an inspiring story!
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Billy Bush, former NBC anchor, accused major networks of bias and campaigning to undermine Donald Trump during his 2016 presidential run. In an interview with Tucker Carlson, Bush claimed networks,
including ABC News, created investigative units to dig up dirt on Trump, which he called “activism, not journalism.” He also highlighted the media frenzy over a leaked 2005 hot mic, tape featuring Trump’s crude comments, which damaged his campaign and cost Bush his job at NBC.
Bush named CNN’s Jeff Zucker and other network executives as key figures in pushing anti-Trump narratives.
He criticized the media for focusing on sensational stories instead of policy, arguing this undermined fair reporting. Despite the backlash, Trump’s supporters remained loyal, and he won the election. The controversy surrounding the tape and Bush’s firing raised questions about media ethics, influencing public trust in journalism.
US TV host Billy Bush has been suspended from NBC’s Today show after a video tape emerged in which he and Donald Trump made lewd comments.
Today executive Noah Oppenheim wrote in a memo to the morning show’s staff that there is “simply no excuse for Billy’s language and behaviour on that tape”.
Mr Bush has said he was “embarrassed and ashamed” at the remarks.
US presidential candidate Mr Trump has also apologised for the obscene comments made in the 2005 tape.
In the video, Mr Trump was on a bus talking to Mr Bush – then host of NBC’s Access Hollywood – ahead of a segment they were about to record.
Mr Trump says “you can do anything” to women “when you’re a star” and also brags about trying to grope and kiss women.
Mr Bush tells Mr Trump at one point “the Donald has scored” and also comments on a woman’s “good legs”.
The presenter, who is the first cousin of former President George W Bush, has since said: “It’s no excuse, but this happened 11 years ago – I was younger, less mature, and acted foolishly in playing along. I’m very sorry.”
Top Republicans have condemned Mr Trump for the comments. His election rival Hillary Clinton called them “horrific”.
The Republican party nominee has said “these words don’t reflect who I am… I apologise”.
Bush joined the Today team, external in August, having been anchor of Access Hollywood, external since 2009 and co-host of Access Hollywood Live since 2010.
Mr Oppenheim said that there would be a “further review” of the matter and did not say how long Mr Bush would be suspended for.
Sometimes, the most exciting trips can take unexpected turns, leading to moments filled with tension and apprehension. As passengers, we never know what we may encounter on our journeys. On rare occasions we are fortunate enough to witness
A young British woman is clapping back at the “older generation” who insist that when she’s 60, she’ll regret covering her body with tattoos.
Though she admits she’ll never “be the girl [men] take home to their parents,” Taylor Paige Courtenay says she loves her inked skin and warns users to keep their “opinions to themselves.”
Taylor Paige Courtenay, from South Devon, England, is challenging societal beauty norms and speaking out about the judgment she faces, particularly from the “older generation,” for her extensive tattoos.
The 27-year-old woman, who has body art covering her neck, arms, stomach, and legs, often describes her skin as a tapestry of memories and expressions, illustrating her belief in owning her story.
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Meghan Markle publicly shared a photo of her daughter, Lilibet, for the first time, leaving the entire UK stunned. She declared: “Look at my daughter’s red hair, and Lilibet’s biological father turns out to be…”
Royal News January off Meghan Markle Shares First Public Photo of 4-Year-Old Lilibet, Surprising the Nation: “I’ve Worked Hard to Raise Lilibet to Become…”
In a move that took the United Kingdom by surprise, Meghan Markle shared the first-ever public photo of her 4-year-old daughter, Lilibet Diana, on social media. The rare glimpse of the young royal quickly became the center of attention,
sparking a wave of admiration and curiosity across the globe. Accompanying the photo was a heartfelt message from Meghan, in which she reflected on the challenges and joys of raising Lilibet and her hopes for her daughter’s future.
Residents in West Hills, Los Angeles, restrained a homeless man they believed was trying to start a fire with a “flamethrower” amid ongoing wildfires. Witnesses reported he carried a “large propane tank or flamethrower.” Police arrested him for violating felony probation but lacked probable cause for further charges.
he incident occurred near a Kenneth-area fire on Thursday, which had burned over 1,000 acres by Friday evening and was 35% contained. Earlier that week, dry vegetation and Santa Ana winds fueled wildfires, prompting mass evacuations as fires spread rapidly, burning tens of thousands of acres. Governor Gavin Newsom faced criticism for the response but remained optimistic as Los Angeles battled one of its most destructive wildfire events.
Courtney Ann Sanford, 34, a skilled driver, faced an unexpected end on a seemingly ordinary day. While driving, she felt a surge of joy as her favorite song, “Happy” by Pharrell Williams, played on the radio. Wanting to share her happiness, Courtney took a selfie and captioned it on Facebook, “This song makes me happy!” That split-second decision proved fatal.
Soon after, Courtney’s vehicle collided with a truck at approximately 60 km/h. The impact drove her car into a ditch and then into a tree. The crash was devastating; her car caught fire, and Courtney, trapped inside, tragically died.
When her family was notified, they learned about her final Facebook post, which was eerily timed around the accident. Law enforcement confirmed, “The post was made at 8:33 AM. At 8:34 AM, we received the emergency call.”
Courtney’s tragic end underscores the severe danger of distracted driving. Her story serves as a stark reminder: “When behind the wheel, focus on driving.”
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