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Doja Cat Co-Stars With Grimes as an Alien in 'Need to Know' Music Video - Watch!

Doja Cat is taking us out of this world. The 25-year-old “Say So” superstar dropped the music video for her latest song “Need to Know” on Friday (June 11). Click inside to read more… In the video, which is set in space, Grimes co-stars as an alien friend to Doja as they enjoy a night out on the town. Grown-ish star Ryan Destiny also appears as an extraterrestrial pal in the clip.

Donald Trump vetoed plan to get COVID vaccine at event with former presidents, according to new book

Donald Trump vetoed a plan to get vaccinated against COVID-19 alongside former presidents during the final weeks of his time in office, according to a new book by a husband and wife who worked at the heart of the White House pandemic response. At the time, late 2020, the president had recently recovered from the virus.  But journalists were bombarding officials with questions about when he would be given the new vaccine.

Elderly Asian woman shoved, robbed by duo in Queens

A 65-year-old Asian woman reportedly fell victim to a pair of violent robbers in Queens, New York City, on Sunday morning. The victim, who has not been identified, was strolling along 155th Street and 35th Avenue in Murray Hill at around 9 a.m. when the suspects approached her and then pushed her, the New York Post reported. The perps reportedly stole the victim’s purse, but it is unclear if the victim sustained any injuries.

ESPYS, hosted by Anthony Mackie, return to NYC

NEW YORK — The ESPYS returned to New York Saturday for the first time since 1999! The award show, with initials that stand for “Excellence in Sports Performance Yearly,” honored the year’s top athletes and sports moments. Athletes traded jerseys for jackets on the red carpet on The Rooftop at Pier 17 at the Seaport. ALSO READ | Brooklyn baseball coach surprised with honorary ESPY Award Highlights from the ESPYs Red Carpet ESPYs host Anthony Mackie

From tragedy to joy: Baby on the way for couple who lost unborn son in horror motorbike crash

Kendra Smith and Corey Thompson after the crash. Photo / Hagen Hopkins In January last year a motorbike crash shattered – and almost ended – the lives of young couple Kendra Smith and Corey Thompson. Thompson lost a leg and Smith, who was five months pregnant, lost their first baby together. The months that followed the crash were dark, desperate and traumatic. But after a year of lows beyond most people’s imagination, Smith and Thompson are on top of the world and are excitedly planning their wedding – and for a very special new arrival.