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30/10/2021

Story via TMZ - is living proof that being fit on the outside doesn't fix what's inside, because he just revealed he once considered su***de.

Smith made his revelation in a trailer for his YouTube docuseries, "Will Smith: The Best Shape of My Life." The doc follows his journey losing 20 lbs in 20 weeks, but the weight loss regime opens a door to some fundamental issues in his life.

He says, "When I started this show, I thought I was getting into the best shape of my life, physically. But, mentally, I was somewhere else. And, I ended up discovering a whole lot of hidden things about myself."

He makes an obtuse reference in a convo with his family ... "That was the only time in my life that I ever considered su***de." He doesn't give context to that, but presumably, he opens up about it in the docuseries.

BTW ... the docuseries, which dropped Friday, coincides with the release of his upcoming memoir, where he says he's "exposing my life and so many things that people don't know."

Will makes it clear to his fans ... what you see on screen is not real -- "What you've come to understand as Will Smith, the alien-annihilating MC, bigger-than-life movie star, is largely a construction, a carefully crafted and honed character designed to protect myself, to hide myself from the world. To hide the coward

18/10/2021

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16/10/2021

A South Carolina elementary school teacher was arrested after a student picked up a pack of ma*****na edibles, which are illegal in the state, out of a reward box in her classroom, police said.
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Victoria Farish Weiss, 27, faces possession of a Schedule I drug charge. She turned herself into authorities Friday, the Lexington County Sheriff's Department said.
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Authorities opened an investigation into the matter on Sept. 23 after a report that a Rocky Creek Elementary School student picked up the cannabis-based product from the reward box.
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"Detectives confirmed during interviews that Weiss took the pack of edibles from the student and told him to pick something else from the box," Lexington County Sheriff Jay Koon said.
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The student then grabbed another pack of edibles, Koon said. No students ate the products, he said.
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When authorities searched Weiss' home the next day, they found packs of edibles similar to the ones seen in her classroom, police said.
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"Ma*****na edibles are cannabis-based food products. They come in many forms, but the items in this case were candy," Koon said. "They’re often packaged in wrappers and bags with logos and colors that look similar to traditional candy brands.

15/10/2021

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20/08/2021

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy is expected to announce that all teachers in New Jersey must be vaccinated for COVID-19 this school year, law officials have confirmed to local media.

The announcement is expected in the next few days, likely when the governor returns from his family vacation in Italy — a retreat that has garnered fierce criticism from his opponents.

Details of the plan — such as whether or not teachers can choose instead to be tested for the virus weekly — have not yet been made available, according to NJ Advance Media, who first reported the likely mandate.

The Gov.’s intentions to mandate vaccinations for teachers was also confirmed by New Jersey State Senator Joseph Vitale, chairman of the state’s Health, Human Services and Senior Citizens Committee to the Asbury Park Press.

“NJEA strongly supports and has publicly promoted vaccination for all eligible individuals. We ran ads last spring featuring our members talking about the importance of vaccination. Vaccination is the best tool we have to better protect our schools and communities,” NJEA spokesman Steven Baker said in a statement to The Post.

“New Jersey does not yet have a vaccine or testing requirement for school employees. We believe that a ‘vaccine or testing’ requirement like we saw in Gov. Murphy’s EO covering healthcare workers is appropriate and responsible. If the Governor’s executive order requiring vaccination or regular testing in certain other sectors is extended to schools, we will work to ensure that it is implemented in a way that protects the health and welfare of everyone involved. In any case, we will continue to encourage and promote vaccination for school employees and all eligible New Jersey residents.”

18/08/2021

10/08/2021

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13/07/2021

A woman from England was sentenced to life in prison with a minimum of 12 years for murdering her husband by pouring boiling water mixed with sugar on him.
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Corinna Smith, 59, was found guilty of pouring boiling water over her 80-year-old husband while he slept in July 2020, according to a news release from the Cheshire Constabulary.
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Before the attack, it was reported that Smith had been informed by her daughter about "devastating" allegations her husband had committed sexual abuse against children "for many years," the Chester Standard reports.
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Her husband suffered burns to 36% of his body before he passed away, a release says.
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Smith killed her husband Michael in such a painful and cruel way. To throw boiling water over someone when they are asleep is absolutely horrific,” said Detective Chief Inspector Paul Hughes. “The sugar placed into the water makes it vicious. It becomes thicker and stickier and sinks into the skin better. It left Michael in agony.
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Following the incident, she was initially charged with grievous bodily harm but shortly after his death, she was charged with murder.