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Loaded into an amphibious assault vehicle, I spent a lot of time shoulder-to-shoulder riding across the Iraqi desert with people from all walks of life.  Country boys from Ohio, Cajuns from Louisiana, fathers from New Mexico, and brothers from the Navajo Nation were just a small cross-section of our company–Lima, 3rd Battalion, 25th Marines. We were Marines sent to Iraq for Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Marc Anthony and Nadia Ferreira announced their engagement, and their fans have been waiting anxiously to know all the details of their upcoming wedding. When the big day arrives, the salsa singer and the model have decided to become pawrents.

American Melissa Lima suffered from debilitating symptoms for several years following her augmentation surgery in 2002.But, "despite hundreds of appointments", a host of doctors could not get to the bottom of her health issues, which included severe joint pain, extreme fatigue, brain fog, blurred vision, body rashes, unexplained inflammation, weight gain and sudden food allergies.READ MORE: Insane piercing festival pics show swords and model boats through people's cheeks"As a single mum, I couldn’t get out of bed anymore to cook for my boys," she explained in a TikTok video that has gone viral. "I would often wonder if they would be better without me."As Melissa's condition deteriorated, she admitted she "just gave up".After a friend suggested she researched Breast Implant Illness (BII), though, she started to realise her problems could be down to the silicone in her body."These things were so close to killing me," she declared.BII is not yet a recognised condition in the medical world despite many women having experienced similar symptoms to Melissa after an implant operation.Doctors from Breast Implant Removal Australia have also argued that the absence of a proven scientific link should not cast doubt on the nature of the patients' symptoms.And Melissa is convinced that her decision to remove her implants in October 2020 "literally saved" her life after making the shock discovery that one was filled with mould."Yes that’s mould," she said alongside the video of her silicone.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.Once the implant was removed from her body, Melissa's health improved considerably and she added: "My face and eyes literally changed within hours.

Anna Marie de la Fuente Lima-based Apus Animation Studio has pacted with Spanish and Brazilian shingles to co-produce its projects, among them TV series “Chek & Chan” with Valencia-based Hampa Animation Studio and Apus’ first animation feature, “Nimuendajú: El Hombre que Encontró su Camino,” with Brazil’s Anaya Films. Apus presents “La Orquestita,” co-produced with Barcelona-based Mago Prods., at the inaugural Co-Production and Financing Forum hosted by the Iberseries & Platino Industria TV event in Madrid (Sept.27-30). Directed by Uruguayan Juan Carve, founder of chucho.tv, the kids animated series teaches kids about the mystery behind music, how it’s composed, why it move us. The 26-part, 11-minute episode series has already been sold to Argentina’s Pakapaka, TV3 Catalonia, Señal Colombia and pubcaster TVE, said Bonilla.

Hollywood knows how to look and feel their best, and natural remedies are one of their favorite ways to do it. Us Weekly has the buzz on the products stars are using to stay healthy and looking fresh.

Anna Marie de la Fuente Wrapping San Sebastian’s Culinary Zinema sidebar Sept. 23, Alfred Oliveri’s “Virgilio” tracks chef Virgilio Martinez, the genius behind one of the world’s top restaurants, Central, in Lima. Doc traces how the 45-year-old chef decides to embark on an expedition through the length and breadth of his native Peru to investigate the origins of its ingredients in the context of its culture, its history and the richness of its lands. This experience changes him and his view of gastronomy. He replaces Central’s traditional menu with its now acclaimed tasting menu which transports the diner through a multiple-dish culinary experience that begins with ingredients found below sea level to Peru’s Amazon, its coastal foothills, its high valleys and Andean peaks.

bodybuilding competitions as she revealed some secrets about the contests.When it comes to competing, Anne Lima knows a thing or two about getting up on stage and strutting her stuff.The Brazilian model has been training a lot and one thing that comes with bodybuilding competitions is tanning. READ MORE: Forgotten bodybuilder named kids after Egyptian gods and fed them meat for breakfast She's been studying the best tanning products to use in order to flaunt her muscles.According to the rules of the contests, athletes must have a natural and healthy tan.So competitors must get the technique right to avoid the orange effect which often happens to participants.She said: "The purpose of this painting is to highlight the muscles when we are on stage."When we're showing off to the judges, we need to show that we're dedicated and able to draw our muscles in the best way."You have to be careful with the painting and the poses."I've seen a worse athlete end up winning because someone didn't know how to pose or tan."The model added: "The ideal is to have a stronger colour than your skin, of course, to look like a bronze statue."And the technique to achieve a tan can range from artificial products to sunbathing.But you'd have to be careful as the tone of the tanning products can cause reactions to some.For example, athletes with light skin would opt for a colour to someone with a darker tone.Anne added: "I've heard people try to get a tan with different products, like coffee grounds and cake dye."It's not right, but there are those who risk it."Some paints come out in the shower, but others take a week or so to come out."Some people even use coconut detergent or 40 volume hydrogen peroxide to remove the paint." Want all the

Adriana Lima is sharing the good news! The supermodel has announced the birth of her third child, and her first with boyfriend Andre Lemmers.The 41-year-old star revealed the name of her new baby with a sweet message, explaining the special meaning behind the name. “Cyan is the color between green and blue on the visible spectrum of light,” Adriana wrote.“Cyan is the color of the waters of Bora Bora and Maldives, places in our family’s bucket list,” she continued.

on Instagram seven days after the baby was born on August 29. Following initial reports that welcomed her first child with boyfriend —she also shares with ex-husband Marko Jarić—Lima took to her own social media account to share the happy news, as well as the beautiful meaning behind his name.“Cyan is the color between green and blue on the visible spectrum of light,” the model wrote in her caption alongside a photo of the baby boy's eye on September 5.

Adriana Lima announced the birth of her third child on Instagram. Lima welcomed her first child with boyfriend Andre Lemmers on Aug. 29.

Adriana Lima just expanded her family.

Adriana Lima has welcomed her third child, her first with boyfriend Andre Lemmers.The supermodel confirmed the happy news on Instagram, sharing the very first photo of the newborn, while also revealing his unique name.In a very close-up photo of his eye, the 41-year-old penned: ‘Cyan is the color between green and blue on the visible spectrum of light.‘Cyan is the color of the waters of Bora Bora and Maldives, places in our family’s bucket list.‘Cyan now is our favorite color… the color of our baby boy’s eyes. Welcome to our world CYAN LIMA LEMMERS ~ 08/29/22.’Famous friends and fans couldn’t get enough of the news and rushed to celebrate Cyan’s arrival in the comments section.Kevin Pietersen posted a string of heart emoji, as Michael Costello replied: ‘Welcome little Angel.

It’s a boy! Adriana Lima welcomed her third child, her first with boyfriend Andre Lemmers, on August 29.

Supermodel Adriana Lima has welcomed her first child with boyfriend Andre Lemmers as she became a mother for the third time.The 41-year-old Victoria's Secret icon welcomed a son with her entertainment CEO boyfriend in Santa Monica, California on Monday, August 29 according to People on Monday morning.The couple have chosen quite the colorful name for the child  as they have named him Cyan Lima Lemmers. Joy: Supermodel Adriana Lima has welcomed her first child with boyfriend Andre Lemmers as she became a mother for the third time, the couple are seen in Cannes, France in MayA source close to the couple told the weekly that their son's name is 'inspired by the beautiful colors of the water across the globe in destinations like the Maldives, Bahamas, and Bora Bora.

Adriana Lima is officially a boy mom! The model has welcomed her third child — the first with boyfriend Andre Lemmers. Lima is also mom to daughters Valentina, 12, and Sienna, 9, whom she shares with ex-husband Marko Jarić.Alongside a photo of the newborn's eye on Instagram, Lima wrote: «Cyan is the color between green and blue on the visible spectrum of light.

Adriana Lima is a new mom once again!

rob a pizzeria with a toy gun whilst wearing a Captain America mask, according to reports.The 23-year-old was set upon after patrons noticed he was allegedly sticking up the pizza joint in Manaus, Brazil with a plastic gun.The suspect had been threatening them with the gun and a real knife, and even reportedly robbed from them too. READ MORE: Man busted sneaking nearly 2,000 animals such as baby crocodiles through airportHis failed heist took place last Thursday, August 25, and he reportedly died from his injuries at the Hospital e Pronto Socorro Dr João Lúcio on Saturday, August 27.

cartel interrogating a bloodied police officer before he was chopped up and scattered across different parts of a city. Hitmen from the Santa Rosa de Lima Cartel, a relatively small trafficking organisation with influence in the Mexican state of Guanajuato, were seen grilling the cop over his ties to a rival group, the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG). In the clip, translated by Borderland Beat, he identifies himself as a federal officer who hands over "rent" (a cartel bribe) to more senior officers.READ MORE: Man jailed for cocaine shipment worth £30m sent to him from Mexican cartelWhen asked how he is involved, he says: "I work for them [the CJNG].

Anna Marie de la Fuente It’s been a banner year for Chile’s audiovisual industry. According to statistics compiled by promotional org CinemaChile, the country’s cinema amassed 45 international awards during the first half of 2022.

Marta Balaga Waiting for the premiere of his first feature “Once Upon a Time in the Andes,” presented at Chile’s Sanfic Industria, Peruvian helmer Rómulo Sulca Ricra is already developing his next project. Under the working title “Ayahuanco,” it will focus on a man who, after living in Europe, comes back to Peru.“He left because of the political situation in the country – his mother was forcefully sterilized as part of former president Alberto Fujimori’s 1990s birth control policy.

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentSpain’s Solita Films, the Madrid-based outfit of director-producer brothers José Esteban and César Esteban Alenda, has boarded “Her Ocean,” (“El Mar la Mar”), an addition to the growing canon of LGBTQ dramas now in Latin America. Written and directed by Julián Amaru Estrada and produced by María Paz Barragán at Lima-based Final Abierto, “Her Ocean” is one of the most memorable titles among seven works at this week’s Sanfic Industria Productoras Lab, a novel pitching program and training facility for emerging, first or second-feature women producers in Latin America.“Her Ocean” is also selected for this year’s LabGuion in Colombia and Sapcine in Cali.Now co-developed by Solita Films, the feature project is a LGBTQ coming-of-age drama which builds to a magic realist climax. It turns on Ray, 15, gay, who helps local fishermen in his small town on the coast of Perú until, drunk at a bonfire party on the beach, he kisses his friend Jesús.  Repudiated by his family and the townsfolk, Ray escapes to vibrant jungle city Iquitos, and there finds friends and even competes in the Miss Amazonas trans beauty pageant.