Visceral fat—or belly fat—is body fat stored in the abdominal area, surrounding your intestines, liver, pancreas, and more. Visceral fat has been linked to a number of serious health conditions including heart disease, cancer, Type 2 diabetes, and stroke, which is why it’s considered far more dangerous to your health than subcutaneous fat. Fat around the abdomen and waist is one of the worst places to carry weight, but deep belly fat can be reversed with just five lifestyle changes.
Hip hop sensation A$AP Rocky was detained Wednesday at the Los Angeles International Airport in connection to a shooting last year that left a man injured.
According to NBC News, the rapper, whose legal is Rakim Mayers, has been under investigation since November 6, 2021, in connection to a Los Angeles shooting that happened near Selma Avenue and Vista Del Mar at about 10:20 p.m.
The victim told investigators that Mayers and two others approached him on the street with a gun.
–> Rashmi Samant, from Udupi in Karnataka, has since left for India to be with her family
London:
Rashmi Samant, who made Oxford University history as the first Indian woman to be elected President of the Oxford Student Union (SU), has resigned from the post just days later amid controversy surrounding some of her past remarks and references.
Some of Ms Samant’s old social media posts had emerged, which were branded as “racist” and “insensitive”.
Ree Drummond has made a few birthday cakes in her life and one of her most special was a confetti cake her son requested. The Pioneer Woman star made it for Todd Drummond on his 12th birthday and she shared an easy cake secret.
Ree Drummond made a special confetti birthday cake for her son Drummond demonstrated how to make the dessert on an episode of The Pioneer Woman. She made the cake for her son Todd’s joint birthday party with his cousin Caleb.
You won’t see Ryan Turell knocking down 3-pointers and locking up the opponent’s best player on defense, the way he always does for the nation’s hottest men’s college basketball team, when the NCAA Tournament starts Friday.
That’s because Turell plays for Division III Yeshiva University, where the postseason is canceled for the second straight season because of COVID-19, but he is on a quest to become the first Orthodox Jewish player in the modern NBA, according to a report from the Los Angeles Times.