One Dance rapper Drake took to Instagram to show off the collection of bras he had thrown at him during various concerts.
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The bra-throwing has seemingly become a trend as concert goers throw the attire on stage as he performed for his thousands of fans.
And it’s a pretty expansive collection, with bras of all colours and sizes. One of the bras was almost as big as him – but that one came from his dad as a gift.
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First Donald Trump, now the rapper formerly known as Kanye West.
Artificial intelligence creator malta.ai has created images depicting the controversial rapper Ye walking and posing around the Maltese islands, asking what he would enjoy doing most.
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This comes after Kanye and his partner Bianca Censori were banned for life from an A-list Venetian boat rental company after indecent exposure.
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As Storm Daniel is expected to hit the Maltese islands throughout this week, the locality of Naxxar celebrated their village feast earlier to not have the bad weather forecast get in the way of their local tradition.
The Għaqda Mużikali Marija Bambina Vittorja and other people celebrating shared the moment on social media as most of the island anticipates lots of stormy and rainy weather.
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A Florida man, Reza Baluchi, found himself in a bizarre situation when he attempted to cross the Atlantic Ocean using a human-powered hamster wheel.
This audacious endeavor led to his arrest and subsequent federal charges after a three-day standoff with the US Coast Guard.
Baluchi was located approximately 70 miles off the coast of Georgia, with Hurricane Franklin approaching the eastern seaboard. The US Coast Guard cutter Valiant was patrolling the area and intercepted Baluchi’s unique vessel.
When questioned about his intentions on August 26th, Baluchi claimed he was en route to London.
This morning, the #FCSO responded to a call about a vessel washing ashore in the Hammock area.
Thank you to the concerned citizens who reported this. We are happy to announce that the occupant of the vessel is safe with no injuries! #SeeSomethingSaySomething pic.twitter.com/zlenQd1tX7
— Flagler County Sheriff’s Office (@FlaglerSheriff) July 24, 2021
The condition of his vessel, which was kept afloat with wires and buoys, prompted USCG officers to deem his voyage manifestly unsafe, as detailed in the criminal complaint filed in US District Court in Florida. Baluchi further escalated the situation by threatening to harm himself with a 12-inch knife and asserting that he had a bomb on board.
After several days of negotiations, Baluchi finally admitted on August 28th that he did not possess a real bomb. On August 29th, officers successfully convinced him to disembark. He was brought ashore on September 1st at the USCG Base in Miami Beach, Florida.
This was not Baluchi’s first attempt at an extreme voyage with a similar vessel. Court documents reveal prior attempts in 2014, 2016, and 2021, all of which required Coast Guard intervention. In 2021, he gained national attention when his journey from Florida to New York ended after just 25 miles.
Baluchi now faces charges of obstruction of a boarding and violation of a Captain of the Port order.
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