Author: The Feisty News Staff

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In a whirlwind seven days, Douyin’s latest sensation, live streamer Zheng Xiang Xiang, has made waves by raking in an astonishing 100 million yuan (S$18.7 million) in sales in 7 days. What sets Xiang Xiang apart is her unique style—a perpetual black halter dress reminiscent of Chinese actress Gina Jin in the 2023 film “No More Bets” and a deadpan, high-speed product introduction routine lasting a mere three seconds per item. Xiang Xiang’s method is refreshingly straightforward—her assistant hands her a box, she showcases the product, states the price, and swiftly moves on. No upselling, no elaborate descriptions—just efficiency. Blink,…

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A Washington woman went to Tijuana for a breast lift and skin removal surgery and claims she woke up with breast implants and an unwanted “Brazilian Butt Lift.” Kimberly McCormick, who had previously undergone successful weight-loss surgery at the same facility, said that this time, the doctor’s office held her and her daughter against their will until they paid more money for the unwanted services. When she confronted a medical coordinator about the unwanted procedures, she was allegedly told she had requested them at some point, which she vehemently denies. The situation escalated when Kimberly’s daughter, Misty Ann McCormick, sought…

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The FEISTY Women Awards celebrates and honor trailblazing women who are boldly disrupting societal norms – Nomination FORM. The FEISTY Women Awards will debut for the 2024 Year and our women’s panel is now accepting nominations for review. We are seeking your personal recommendations for women reshaping perspectives, and fostering positive change in the way we think and interact. This prestigious accolade recognizes and applauds women who challenge the status quo, ignite conversations, and contribute to the advancement of society through their innovative ideas, impactful initiatives, and inspirational leadership. The FEISTY Women Awards aim to shine a spotlight on those…

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In a case that shocked the Boston community, 32-year-old Shelby Hewitt, accused of posing as a student at three different high schools, has been indicted on multiple charges. During her court appearance she remained silent and did not address questions about the allegations that involve Hewitt falsifying paperwork and passing herself off as a teenager to attend three Boston Public High Schools: Jeremiah Burke, Brighton, and English. During her first court appearance, Hewitt, a former Massachusetts Department of Children and Families worker, faced charges of forgery, larceny over $1200, ID theft, and false claims to employer. Scheduled to be arraigned…

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The March for Israel, held in Washington, D.C., exceeded expectations, with organizers initially estimating 60,000 attendees but later revising the number to 290,000 participants. Organized by the Jewish Federations of North America and the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations, the event took place on the National Mall on November 14, 2023. It aimed to garner support for Israel and denounce the rising instances of antisemitic violence and harassment, coinciding with the sixth week of the Israel-Hamas war sparked by Hamas’ October 7 terrorist attacks. The official march website emphasized its mission to unite Americans in solidarity with…

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A recent study emphasized the role of  stress during the mother’s pregnancy in shaping a child’s behavior, shedding light on why some children may be more prone to misbehave than others. Children, in their diverse personalities and temperaments, often exhibit varying degrees of misbehavior. For some, defiance and unruly conduct can become a recurrent pattern, leaving parents and educators grappling with effective strategies for correction. “Our research suggests that psychological distress during the pregnancy period has a small but persistent effect on children’s risk for aggressive, disinhibited and impulsive behaviors,” said study author Irene Tung, PhD, of California State University…

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A woman in Alabama, born with two uteruses, finds herself pregnant with twins, one in each uterus. Kelsey Hatcher, who possesses the unique anatomy of two uteruses and two cervixes, had long recognized the distinctiveness of her own physiology. Nevertheless, she was taken aback when the revelation of her twin pregnancy surfaced, as reported by Business Insider. “I’m typically not one that likes a lot of attention and doesn’t want people to be talking about all my stuff,” Hatcher shared with the outlet. “And so to be this rare and kind of out there, I’m like: oh my gosh.” Hatcher, already…

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Victoria’s Secret has launched a new collection of bras and panties, called the VS & PINK Adaptive line, that has been specifically designed for women with disabilities. The collection features magnetic closures, sensory-friendly fabric, fully adjustable and convertible front straps, and panties with magnetic side closures. Priced at $16.50 for panties and $36.95 for bras, the collection is available in popular styles and in a variety of sizes under both its namesake and Pink brands, including Body by Victoria and PINK’s Wear Everywhere. The collection is available both online and in select stores across the US. View this post…

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Actress Keke Palmer has submitted a request for a domestic violence restraining order in LA, alleging that her son’s father, Darius Jackson, has physically assaulted her on multiple occasions. Palmer has also requested sole custody of her 8-month-old son, Leodis. According to legal documents obtained by PEOPLE, Palmer claims that Jackson broke into her house without her consent, threatened her, and physically attacked her, throwing her over the couch, lashing out at her, and snatching her phone when she attempted to call the police. The filing contains screenshots of security footage that seem to show a man striking a woman…

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