A grand jury was reportedly convened to gather information on the death of Celeste Rivas. The grand jury heard evidence for several days in mid-November … this according to the Los Angeles Times. The Times reported the existence of the grand jury…
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The mother of Anna Kepner — the 18-year-old who was murdered on a Carnival Cruise ship — is questioning the sleeping arrangements her daughter was placed in leading up to her tragic death. Heather Wright told Fox News she’s been villainized in…
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BLANTYRE-(MaraviPost)-One of the country’s renowned film actors Tumpe Mtaya, popularly known as Phwedo, has withdrawn his nomination from all award competitions in which the public is voting for outstanding performers this year, saying he wants to focus on resolving his ongoing court cases which have been rescheduled to resume this Thursday.
Mtaya is answering two charges of having sexual intercourse with a minor and child trafficking.
In an interview with Maravi Post, the actor expressed gratitude for the court’s decision and emphasized his determination to clear his name.
He said the decision to step back from all awards this year was difficult but necessary to ensure he gives the case the attention it deserves.
Despite his withdrawal, Mtaya voiced strong support for his colleagues from the film ‘Welcome to Maula Prison.’
He praised actresses Sophie Mponda and Desiree Namachosa, who are nominated for Best Actress, commending their talent and wishing them success.
He also extended solidarity to fellow actors Jaliwa, Nikalagwa, and NBurundi, who are nominated for Best Actor.
Mtaya said he is proud of their work together and remains confident that one of them will bring home the award.
The actor concluded his message by thanking fans for their continued support and understanding during this challenging period.
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Reality star Savannah Chrisley could end up launching the next American political dynasty … because she just talked to her dad, Todd, about the possibility of running for office on Tuesday’s episode of the “Unlocked With Savannah Chrisley”…
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The moment the cold weather arrived, I did a deep dive into celebrity outfit archives for some much-needed boot inspo. Naturally, I came across a photo of Jennifer Aniston wearing the perfect pair of Uggs. Amazingly, her exact pair is still available on Amazon, waiting to be added to cart.
Yes, you read that right — Aniston’s UGG Women’s Classic Short II Boot is still in stock in every size, which is nothing short of a pre-Christmas miracle! Back in 2008, the Friends actress paired hers with joggers and a North Face jacket, nailing that effortless, off-duty vibe I all want to recreate all winter. The best part is that I know this classic silhouette will never be ‘out’ — even with so many Ugg options, this version always comes back in style.
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Aniston may have put these boots on my radar, but the cozy-chic design quickly won me over thanks to their smooth suede exterior and flattering mid-calf height. Inside, the plush sheepskin lining delivers serious warmth even when temps dip below freezing. And with a waterproof finish and traction-packed sole, they’re built to handle snow, slush and icy sidewalks.
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Clearly, Aniston and I aren’t the only fans — shoppers love these Ugg boots just as much. With more than 1,600 five-star ratings, reviewers rave about the sheepskin interior, describing it as “warm and fluffy.” One shopper even said they can “spend hours outside” and their feet stay warm on “the coldest days.”
What draws me in most is how easily these boots fit into my everyday winter routine. They’re warm enough for freezing mornings yet still relaxed enough to keep me comfortable inside. On travel days, I’d pair them with leggings, then rock them with joggers while running errands and straight-leg jeans for casual coffee runs.
After seeing Aniston in these classic boots, it makes total sense why the style remains a winter staple. They offer the ideal mix of warmth and wearability, perfect for cold-weather dressing. And while they’re $190, shoppers say they’re “worth it” because they last “for years.”
In other words, they’ll still be there for you two decades from now. Sold!
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LILONGWE-(MaraviPost)-Member of Parliament (MP) for Mulanje Central, Kondwani Nankhumwa on Tuesday brought the sons of the late comedy icons, Izeki and Jakobo, to the National Assembly as part of preparations for a memorial show scheduled for this coming Saturday.
The children of the two legendary comedians whose real names were John Nyanga (Izeki) and Eric Mabedi (Jakobo)are expected to host a special tribute performance that aims to honour their fathers’ contribution to Malawi’s entertainment industry.
The show, which will feature joint performances by the sons, is designed to revive the duo’s legacy and celebrate their unique comedic style that captivated Malawians for decades.
Speaking in Parliament, Nankhumwa said he felt it was important to introduce the children to the august House to seek support from Members of Parliament and the wider public.
He emphasized that the late comedians played a significant role in promoting local arts, culture, and social commentary, and therefore deserved national recognition even after their passing.
“Izeki and Jakobo made Malawi laugh during difficult times. Supporting their children in continuing the legacy is one way of honouring these fallen heroes,” Nankhumwa said.
The sons William Nyanga and Maziko Mabedi expressed gratitude for the opportunity, saying the upcoming show will not only celebrate their fathers’ work but also mark the beginning of new artistic collaborations between their families.
They appealed to Malawians to attend in large numbers, promising a performance that blends nostalgia with fresh talent.
The memorial show is expected to attract fans, artists, and cultural stakeholders who have followed the iconic pair’s journey over the years.
Nankhumwa also called for improved welfare systems for athletes and entertainers, stressing that many of them die in poverty because they lack medical insurance, pension schemes, and proper rehabilitation support.
Nankhumwa urged government and stakeholders in the creative sector to establish structures that can protect sports and arts personalities during and after their careers.
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