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Wesley Safadão releases new album "Arrocha Safadão" with 14 new tracks and reinterpretations
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Davi, MC Bin Laden, Matteus and Leidy face each other in the 14th Paredão of BBB 24, formed on Sunday night (24/3)
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Davi, MC Bin Laden, Matteus and Leidy face each other in the 14th Paredão of BBB 24, formed on Sunday night (24/3). The Bahian and the trancista are the main protagonists of this hot spot, as they had some direct clashes inside the most watched house in Brazil.
In the poll on the Uol portal, Leidy is the participant with the most votes to leave the program, with 79.9% of the votes. Davi appears next with 9.05%, tied with MC Bin Laden. Matteus from Rio Grande do Sul is in last place in the vote, with just 2%.
It is worth noting that Leidy and Davi were involved in one of the biggest fights of the edition, when after a "Sincerão", the trancista threw the Bahian's clothes in the pool.
The formation of the wall began with Tadeu Schmidt announcing that Pitel's angel was autoimmune and the leader Giovanna indicating Davi directly to the hot seat.
In the house vote, Matteus and Leidy Ellen were the most mentioned in the confessional and both went to Paredão. In the Bate e Volta Test, Matteus, Alane and Leidy Ellen participated and Alane emerged as the winner of the dynamic in BBB 24. Thus, a quadruple Paredão was formed with Davi, MC Bin Laden, Leidy Ellen and Matteus.
First lady will participate in global education event in Doh
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The First Lady of Brazil, Janja da Silva, will not be present at the Independence Day parade in Brasília, next Saturday, September 7th. Janja was invited by Sheikha Mozha bin Nasser al-Missned to the 5th Celebration of the International Day to Protect Education from Attacks, which will take place in Doha, Qatar. The confirmation was released by the Palácio do Planalto press office.
During her stay in Doha, Janja will participate in the panel "Education in Danger: The Human Cost of War", on September 9th, where she will also perform. a speech. The first lady's visit to Qatar includes bilateral meetings and a visit to a school that serves refugee children. Her stay is scheduled for two days.
Janja's absence from the parade coincides with a delicate moment for the government. On Friday (6), the Minister of Human Rights, Silvio Almeida, was fired following accusations of sexual harassment, one of which involved the Minister of Racial Equality, Anielle Franco. President Lula decided to remove Almeida after a day of intense meetings, stating that cases of harassment will not be tolerated in his administration. Almeida denies the accusations.
On the same Friday, Janja published a photo alongside Anielle Franco, showing support for the minister. Known for her work on women's causes in government, the first lady has been at the forefront of initiatives related to defending women's rights. Anielle, in turn, chose not to participate in the September 7th parade and asked for privacy amid the crisis.
Even with the absences, the parade on September 7th in Brasília will feature the participation of at least 30 government ministers, including Rui Costa (Casa Civil) and José Múcio (Defense). Authorities from the Federal Supreme Court will also be present, such as Alexandre de Moraes and Dias Toffoli, as well as governors such as Eduardo Leite (PSDB) and Ibaneis Rocha (MDB).
The event began at around 9 am with the playing of the national anthem and the participation of military athletes. The Brazilian Air Force smoke squadron is expected to close the event at 10:30 am.
Influencer confirms desire to make the union official and talks about commitment in relationships.
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Karoline Lima, digital influencer and ex-wife of Éder Militão, recently confirmed to her followers that she has plans to marry Léo Pereira, Flamengo defender. The news excited the couple's fans, who were already speculating about the possibility of a more serious commitment between the two.
During an interaction with followers on social media, Karoline responded about the chance of walking down the aisle with Léo Pereira and left no doubt about his intention. "Of course. I'm going to be 30 soon. No relationship we enter into is to play house or to say that you're my crush”, stated the influencer, making it clear that the current phase of her life requires seriousness and commitment.
Karoline also highlighted that, At this stage of life, any relationship is seen with a focus on the future. “I think any relationship a person enters into at this age is thinking about having a future. If you enter into a relationship thinking about making it work and having a future with the person, it is already a relationship in which you intend to get married, build a family and accomplish things that couples do”, he added.
Recently, Karoline Lima made the decision to move permanently to Rio de Janeiro, where she was already living with Leo Pereira. The change also came to make living with the player easier, since she was dividing her time between Rio and São Paulo. Now, the influencer lives in the city with her daughter Cecília, aged 2, the result of her previous relationship with football player Éder Militão.
Éder Militão, Karoline Lima's ex-partner, is currently married to Tainá Castro, who was previously married to Léo Pereira. The couple made their union official in June this year and shared the news with their fans through social media, showing off their gold rings.
Influencer shares challenge on social media and experts explain causes and treatments
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Influencer and former "Big Brother Brasil" participant Vanessa Lopes, 23, recently used her social media to share a delicate moment in her life. The young woman revealed, through Instagram stories, that she suffered an adverse reaction to medication, which triggered an allergic attack and acne outbreaks on her face.
“I had a reaction to some medications, which It resulted in a very large allergic attack and acne. My face is completely covered in pimples. Obviously, this greatly affects my self-esteem, but, like everything in life, these are phases. There's not much to do, except wait for it to pass and continue with the prescribed treatment,” said Vanessa.
Dr. Mayla Carbone, dermatologist and member of the Brazilian Society of Dermatology (SBD), explained in an interview with the website IstoÉ Gente that acne outbreaks caused by medication, like the one that occurred with Vanessa Lopes , represent a major challenge for healthcare professionals. According to the expert, these cases require a careful and individualized approach.
“Identifying the medication responsible for the outbreak is essential. This typically involves a detailed analysis of the patient's medical history and review of medications recently started or changed in dosage. Based on this identification, treatment can follow different paths,” says Dr. Mayla.
According to Dr. Mayla Carbone, several medications can trigger acne, including corticosteroids, anticonvulsants, tuberculosis medications, hormones used in cancer treatments and chemotherapy agents.
Corticosteroids, in particular, can cause steroid acne when used for long periods or in high doses, in addition to potentially weakening the skin and causing atrophy. The specialist also warns against the use of contraceptives, which can disrupt hormonal balance and contribute to the appearance of acne.
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