Whacky mind control chip coronavirus conspiracy theory sparks violent protests

Cameron Diaz left Hollywood in the dust eight years ago, and she has no regrets — partially because it allowed her to ditch societal beauty standards."I am absolutely a victim to all of the societal objectifications and exploitations that women are subjected to," she told "RuPaul's Drag Race" star Michelle Visage on her new podcast "Rule Breakers." "I have bought into all of them myself at certain times. It's hard not to, it's hard not to look at yourself and judge yourself against other markers of beauty."These days, Cameron doesn't pay any mind to those standards."I'm like wild, I'm like a wild animal, I'm a beast," she joked.

Katharine McPhee, Lauren Conrad and Sarah Michelle Gellar were a fashion force to be reckoned with as they celebrated International's Women Day at The Little Market luncheon.The women commanded attention as the arrived to the star-studded event in Los Angeles on Tuesday.Katharine meant business in a black blazer thrown over a silky champagne romper with a pair of strappy heels elevating the look. Girl power!Katharine McPhee, Lauren Conrad and Sarah Michelle Gellar were a fashion force to be reckoned with as they celebrated International's Women Day at The Little Market luncheonShe looked effortlessly chic as her brunette waves cascaded down by her chest and a pair of Wayfarer style shades propped against her beautifully done up complexion.MTV vet Lauren Conrad looked as stylish as ever in a white pleated dress which cinched into her narrow waist.

Julianna Margulies oozed chic when she was spotted stepping out for a stroll in chilly New York City early this week.The 55-year-old actress, who is best known for her lead role on The Good Wife as well as the Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon series The Morning Show, warded off the wintertime chill in a stylish burnt-orange jacket.Her wrap of choice featured a leather torso with cloth sleeves, and its wide-set collar featured a layer of fleece trim. Looking fab:Julianna Margulies oozed chic when she was spotted stepping out for a stroll in chilly New York City early this weekJulianna slipped into a dark print blouse with frills that spilled over the neckline of her jacket as she pounded the pavement.

Jennifer Love Hewitt turned to Instagram to pay tribute to her later mother Patricia Hewitt on Tuesday.On what would have been her 77th birthday, the 43-year-old actress shared a throwback childhood photo with her mom and wrote, 'Today you are 77 in heaven!'The image shows a young Jennifer playing with her mom as she giggles in a blue bathing suit. Tribute:Jennifer Love Hewitt paid tribute to her later mother Patricia Hewitt on what would've been her 77th birthdayWith her brunette hair slick and wet from a pool day, Jennifer covered her mom's eyes with her small hands.Continuing her caption she said, 'The little girl in this pic knew from the moment we met, that you would be the greatest woman in her life.And you were!' Hewitt also made mention that Patricia's birthday falls on International Women's Day as she gushed, 'You were a single mom, great business woman, greatest friend, shined even when your heart was breaking, stared cancer in the face with grace and fight.'Jen and her brother Dr Todd Hewitt lost their mom to complications from cancer in 2012.

Twitter temporarily suspended verified accounts from posting on the platform following a cryptocurrency scam that targeted several high-profile users, including Elon Musk and Bill Gates as well as Joe Biden, Barack Obama, Kanye West and several company accounts, including Apple and Square's Cash App, among others."We are aware of a security incident impacting accounts on Twitter. We are investigating and taking steps to fix it.

Twitter temporarily suspended verified accounts from posting on the platform following a cryptocurrency scam that targeted several high-profile users, including Elon Musk and Bill Gates as well as Joe Biden, Barack Obama, Kanye West and several company accounts, including Apple and Square's Cash App, among others."We are aware of a security incident impacting accounts on Twitter. We are investigating and taking steps to fix it.

Melinda Gates is not satisfied with how the Trump administration has treated the coronavirus pandemic. On Thursday, May 7, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation gave the Trump administration a D- for their leadership during the ongoing outbreak.

Leanne Brown has shocked her followers by going on an epic rant about her coronavirus conspiracy theories.The former Real Housewives of Cheshire star took to her Instagram feed to share a 15-minute video of herself speaking out about the global pandemic, explaining she has a "gut feeling that something isn't right" and believes the death rate numbers "don't add up". She also hit out at 64 year old Microsoft founder Bill Gates, the World Health Organisation and work being done towards obtaining a vaccine for covid-19.

A former reality star has sparked outrage after spouting a load of coronavirus conspiracy theories - including that Microsoft founder Bill Gates is trying to inject everyone with microchips.

Russian government fundedDespite optimistic reports of early trials, a vaccine against coronavirus is likely to be over a year away.

Bill Gates has spoken out on China’s response to the coronavirus pandemic, claiming that Beijing ‘did a lot of things right.’

It could take up to two years before we get a coronavirus vaccine.

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Billionaire Bill Gates says life may not return to normal for 18 months following the coronavirus pandemic.

Bill Gates has warned that it could take 18 months before life can return to normal following the coronavirus outbreak.

Bill Gates has warned the world that it faces a global pandemic every 20 years unless more is done to help tackle deadly diseases such as coronavirus.

Madonna has joined forces with tech mogul Bill Gates and his wife in seeking a vaccine or a cure for the coronavirus.

Bill Gates is doing all he can to aid the fight against COVID-19.

Former CEO of Microsoft Bill Gates says only a complete lockdown of the US will contain the spread of coronavirus.

Bill Gates made a bold prediction during a speech five years ago.