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Mint
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Mint
Justin Bieber's pics spark ‘drug addiction' debate, fans call him ‘train wreck,' ask, ‘Why is no one helping him?'
Justin Bieber's latest Instagram post featuring a series of bathroom selfies has sparked a serious debate online around 'drug addictions' as concerned fans call him a 'train wreck,' and wonder why no one is helping him. Justin has made two Instagram posts in the last 5 hours. The first one featured multiple pictures of himself, while the other had just two pictures – one with a blurred Hailey Bieber in the background, and the other a very close-up of Justin's face. 'U could point at my flaws, or u could recognise ur own lil b***h,' he wrote in a caption. Worried fans said they cannot recognise him anymore, 'Who is this person?' adding that 'it's like watching a train wreck and not being able to stop it.' 'Why is no one helping this man,' asked a fan. However, several netizens claimed that the posts expose the 'face of drug addiction,' and said that the 'Baby' hitmaker is 'slowly turning into the Britney Spears of our generation.' 'He's seriously struggling. It's looking like Liam Payne and Britney [Spears] someone needs to help him before it's too late,' added another social media user. 'The drugs are one why does everything look so dirty?' asked a user. Another suggested a rehab for the singer: 'Justin, baby, I think it's time for rehab.' This is not the first time the 'Stay' singer has been suspected of using drugs. He reportedly exhibited 'strange' behaviour at his wife Hailey Bieber's Rhode skin event, sparking speculations of drug use. However, in February, Justin's representative had slammed the 'harmful' rumours of drug use. Not much later, the Grammy winner was seen unapologetically flaunting marijuana. In a more recent Instagram post, Justin also publicly showed off his drug use as he shared a photo of himself smiling in an armchair while a massive bong sat in his lap. In a surprising confession, he admitted to copying Hailey Bieber's patented Rhode phone case — originally designed to hold her lip gloss — and repurposing it to carry marijuana instead. Even the people close to Justin Bieber have expressed their worry for his mental health amid rumours of financial turmoil. They told the Hollywood Reporter that they feared he was falling apart mentally. 'Seeing him disintegrate like this … it's watching the embodiment of someone not living their purpose,' a former team member told the outlet. 'He's lost,' he said, adding that 'there's no one protecting him because there's no one there willing to say no to him. You say no, you get blown out.'
Yahoo
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Justin Bieber Blasts 'the Audacity' of 'Telling Other Humans They Deserve Something' in Latest Cryptic Post
Justin Bieber shared a new, cryptic Instagram post In it, he slammed "the audacity" of "telling other humans they deserve something" The post comes days after Hailey Bieber announced her company, rhode, was acquired by e.l.f. cosmetics Justin Bieber shared a cryptic post on social media. On Tuesday, June 3, the pop star shared an Instagram post blasting "the audacity" of "telling other humans they deserve something." "Telling other humans they deserve something is like raising someone else's kids," the post, which appeared on a purple backdrop, began. "Who are you to tell someone what someone should or shouldn't have." Added Justin, 31: The audacity. That's not your place. G-d decides what we deserve." While it was unclear what the "Sorry" hitmaker was referring to, some users appeared concerned by his post. A few commenters came to Justin's defense, wishing him "continued growth" and encouraging people to give him "a break." Others noted they were "proud" of him. One user encouraged Justin to take a "social media break," while another worried that he was "crashing out again." Others responded to the "Stay" artist in lukewarm fashion, telling him to "grow up" and saying that his apparent lack of celebration for Hailey Bieber over her Vogue cover is "hypocritical" and that his wife — whom he married in 2018 before celebrating with a star-studded wedding in 2019 and shares son Jack Blues — "deserves better." Justin's post comes days after Hailey, 28, announced that her beauty brand, rhode, was acquired by e.l.f. cosmetics for $1 billion. At the time, he screenshotted her announcement and added it to a carousel. However, he didn't comment on it. Before celebrating his wife's first-ever Vogue cover last month, Justin shared images from the shoot with a caption revealing he once told Hailey she would "never be on the cover of Vogue." "Yo this reminds me when Hailey and I got into a huge fight," he wrote on May 20. "I told hails that she would never be on the cover of vogue. Yikes I know, so mean." At the end of the post, he apologized Hailey saying, "So baby u already know but forgive me for saying u wouldn't get a vogue cover cuz clearly i was sadly mistaken." Later, Justin deleted the caption and added a series of emojis: "🤷🫵🏻🫶🏼🥹." In the Vogue story, the "Yummy" musician praised his wife, saying, 'I've done a lot of dumb things in my life, but the smartest thing I've ever done was marry Hailey.' Justin also addressed the online criticism she has faced. 'She's in the spotlight, and has the attention because of her effortless knack for style, business, art and fashion," he said, adding that "she makes being a mom and wife look easy.' Justin's latest social media post also comes amid growing concerns over his mental health following several vulnerable social media posts from the singer. Recent Instagrams have included messages about his "anger issues", having "nothing to prove," feeling "unworthy," and a cryptic post about letting "go of hate by first acknowledging it's there." A source close to the Biebers told PEOPLE in April that 'Hailey is not on the verge of wanting a divorce or leaving him. It's just completely untrue,' They added: 'If anything she's sad about how hard everyone is being on him now that he finally is coming back out of his shell.' However, a second source close to Justin painted a different picture of their lives. 'She's been in tears about his behavior lately,' the source revealed. 'Things have gotten bad quickly. She's genuinely scared something bad is going to happen to Justin." They further noted that Hailey is "very loyal to him" and is "not walking away." Read the original article on People
Scotsman
28-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
Forever Edinburgh launches bold new campaign, challenging visitors to ‘Stay Different' in the city
Forever Edinburgh has unveiled 'Stay Different', a bold new three-year campaign that invites visitors to experience a deeper, richer side of Edinburgh by staying longer and exploring further to discover new and unexpected experiences that give the city its unique charm and character. Sign up to our daily newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Targeting the city's largest visitor market, domestic overnight travellers, Stay Different is designed to inspire longer, more meaningful stays by highlighting the diversity of experiences waiting to be discovered across Edinburgh's diverse neighbourhoods. From intimate, Michelin-starred dining at venues such as Lyla, to bustling street vendors at The Pitt and from quiet coastal retreats at Soul Water Sauna Granton, to adrenaline-fuelled adventures at the Alpine Coaster at Hillend, the campaign offers a fresh perspective on the capital beyond its city centre. Cllr Jane Meagher, leader of the City of Edinburgh Council, said: 'Edinburgh is a city of multiple layers - rich in history, creativity, nature and innovation. With Stay Different, we're inviting visitors to uncover more of the city's story. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad 'From renowned Edinburgh institutions carrying on the city's legacy as a cultural hub to innovative new businesses reinventing the tourist experience, forest bathing to treetop adventure, or gallery hopping to hands-on creativity, the contrasts are what make our capital so uniquely compelling. Don't just visit Edinburgh, stay for longer and see new sides to the city and discover what the locals love. 'Stay Different' encourages visitors to explore a new side of the city. 'By encouraging people to venture beyond the familiar and into our vibrant neighbourhoods, we're building a more sustainable, year-round future for Edinburgh's visitor economy, and delivering on the ambitions of our 2030 Edinburgh Tourism Strategy.' Stay Different inspires visitors to create dynamic itineraries that cater for all tastes and budgets, whether exploring with the family, as a couple or as a solo traveller looking to get more out of their city stay. To help spark inspiration, Forever Edinburgh has created a new city-wide tourism film and dedicated microsite, a hub of inspiration and fresh ideas, which highlight the city's diverse offerings and encourage visitors to see Edinburgh from a fresh perspective, including their new split-stays concept, offering a dynamic new approach to experiencing the city. Experiences range from timeless strolls through some of the UK's most striking exhibitions, steeped in history and grandeur, at The Scottish National Gallery, to fresh and innovative entertainment at new city icons, Port of Leith Distillery with their state-of-the-art experiences to titillate the senses. From losing themselves in a new world at one of the cities vibrant bookstores, such as Tom Hank's favourite, Typewronger, to discovering the thrill of adventure at Lost Shore, Europe's largest inland surf resort. Stay Different promises experiences that will inspire visitors to fall in love with Edinburgh in a whole new way. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Food and drink lovers can explore both sides of the city's hospitality scene, following up a hearty slice at Edinburgh institution Civerinos with a nightcap at Panda & Son's glamourous hidden speakeasy or chase sweet treat at Dune Bakery in South Queensferry with a refreshing drink at Cold Town's rooftop bar. 'Stay Different' encourages visitors to explore a new side of the city. Culture seekers can stroll through the breathtaking installations at Jupiter Artland just outside the city, or take matters into their own hands at a Honey Pot Creative Cafe in South Queensferry. Adventurous spirits can embrace their wild side, reconnecting with nature with Creative Roots in Nature's forest bathing, swinging through the treetops at Dalkeith's Go Ape or heading to meet the real thing at Edinburgh Zoo. Running until 2028, Stay Different will feature a rolling programme of story-driven content, seasonal campaigns and collaborative initiatives, beginning with an immersive film showcasing how visitors can embrace the duality of the city. Forever Edinburgh is helping you Stay Different - plan your trip today and discover a side of the city you've never seen before. Whether you're here for food, art, nature or adventure, find out what makes you stay. View the Stay Different video Explore more at:
Yahoo
27-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
AI-Powered Wearable Cuts Cancer Deaths by 90%— Redefines Infection Detection in Chemotherapy
Findings Released in ASCO Abstract Validate Life-Saving Impact of AION TempShield's Long-Term Temperature Tracking for Cancer Patients. SCHENECTADY, N.Y., May 27, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--AION Biosystems today announced a major breakthrough in cancer care: TempShield™, an AI-powered wearable thermometer, has been shown to reduce mortality by 90% and inpatient days by 79% in cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy. These results—announced in association with the 2025 American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) Annual Meeting—mark the first time long-term temperature tracking has been undertaken and validated in outpatient oncology. The Crisis: Infection—The Silent Cause Behind 50%+ of Cancer Deaths Infections remain one of the deadliest yet most preventable complications of cancer treatment, accounting for up to 60% of deaths in patients with hematologic cancers and nearly 50% of those with solid tumors. Up to 40% of patients discontinue chemotherapy early due to infection-related complications—creating a vicious "infection–treatment interruption" cycle that undermines survival. Yet the current standard of care still relies on patients taking their temperature only when they start to feel sick—by which point it's often too late to intervene effectively. The Breakthrough: A Lifesaving Head Start The study was conducted at Roswell Park Cancer Care Network at Ellis Medicine and funded through the State of New York as part of the City of Schenectady's Stay Well Program, championed by Mayor Gary McCarthy. The study focused on patients receiving active chemotherapy, with approximately 70% having solid tumors and 30% hematologic malignancies. Patients wore TempShield for an average of 120 days, making it the longest continuous temperature monitoring initiative ever recorded in outpatient cancer care. TempShield provides continuous, 24/7 temperature surveillance, triggering real-time alerts to clinicians often 72 hours or more before symptoms appear—allowing for early intervention and reduced hospital burden. Key Outcomes Among Chemotherapy Patients: 90% reduction in mortality 79% reduction in inpatient days 52% shorter inpatient stays Fevers detected often 72 hours or more before symptoms 120-day average wear time per patient "TempShield gave us a critical head start in detecting infections—allowing timely intervention, avoiding serious complications, and saving lives," said Dr. Tallat Mahmood, Medical Director at Roswell Park Cancer Center at Ellis Medicine. "This study shows that long-term temperature monitoring benefits not just high-risk patients, but all chemotherapy patients." This study also challenges the prevailing clinical focus on fever detection only in patients considered at highest risk—such as those with neutropenia or cytokine release syndrome (CRS). The study shows that a far broader group of chemotherapy patients can dramatically benefit from the use of this device. Extending TempShield to all patients undergoing immune-suppressing treatment has the potential to prevent complications and save many more lives. "The real danger in cancer care isn't just the disease—it's the complications we miss," said Sam Barend, CEO of AION Biosystems. "TempShield is a game-changer: small, simple, and affordable, and it's helping save lives by catching infections before symptoms appear—just like the blood glucose monitor did for diabetes." "The Stay Well Program was born out of an urgent goal: to reduce unnecessary hospitalizations in our community," said Mayor Gary McCarthy. "We chose to start with cancer patients because they face some of the highest hospitalization rates—and I believed we could do better by intervening earlier. TempShield has proven that we can. Schenectady is showing what's possible when a city puts health innovation into action." The Solution: Accessible, Scalable, Game-Changing 99% of patients were eligible for insurance reimbursement Over 50% of patients paid no copay "The TempShield is one of the most practical inventions I could imagine for a cancer patient. I know it saved my life," said Amy Raddick, a stage 4 breast cancer patient treated at Roswell Park Cancer Center at Ellis Medicine site. The success of the Ellis study has been mirrored in real-world use at NY Cancer and Blood—one of the nation's largest oncology physician groups—where AION TempShield has been utilized on over 2,000 patients with similarly dramatic results. "Our mission is to deliver the best cancer care at the right time. TempShield helps us do just that by empowering our teams to prevent unnecessary hospitalizations," says Dr. Jeff Vacirca, Oncologist and CEO of New York Cancer & Blood Specialists. AION TempShield™ is the blood glucose monitor for cancer care: First FDA-cleared wearable designed specifically for oncology patients First wearable device deployed for long-term use across chemotherapy patients — used on more cancer patients than any other wearable thermometer First medical device distributed by Cencora (formerly Amerisource Bergen) First remote monitoring device integrated into Flatiron Health's OncoEMR — the most widely used oncology-specific EHR in the U.S. About AION Biosystems AION Biosystems is a digital health company transforming infection detection in cancer care through AION TempShield™, its FDA-cleared AI-powered wearable and software platform. AION TempShield delivers continuous, long-term temperature monitoring for oncology patients—empowering both patients and clinicians with early warnings before complications escalate. Backed by intelligent algorithms and a cloud-based clinical dashboard, the AION TempShield platform enables proactive, scalable intervention that improves outcomes, supports value-based care, and saves lives. View source version on Contacts Press Contact Helen Cho, Bonfire Partners helen@ Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
New York Post
19-05-2025
- Entertainment
- New York Post
Justin Bieber makes Maple Leafs appearance with wife Hailey — and Drake blames him for ‘curse'
Drake lost a $1 million bet and appeared to blame Justin Bieber after the Maple Leafs' blowout loss to the Panthers in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference semifinals of the Stanley Cup Playoffs on Sunday. The Canadian singer, who's a diehard Maple Leafs fan, and his wife Hailey Bieber sat in the front row behind the players' bench at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, where the home team was demolished 6-1 by the defending champion Panthers. 'Bieber Curse…' Drake, who bet $1 million on the Maple Leafs to win Game 7, wrote on his Instagram Story. 6 Hailey Bieber and Justin Bieber at Game 7 of the Second Round of the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs between the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Florida Panthers at Scotiabank Arena on May 18, 2025 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. NHLI via Getty Images Drake, who is a native of Toronto, is usually the one getting trolled for bringing bad juju to sports franchises after placing big bets. The rapper and Bieber are longtime friends. 6 Drake lost a $1 million bet and appeared to blame Justin Bieber after the Maple Leafs' blowout loss to the Panthers in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Second Round of the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs at Scotiabank Arena on May 18. Instagram/Drake 6 Drake lost a $1 million bet and appeared to blame Justin Bieber after the Maple Leafs' blowout loss to the Panthers in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Second Round of the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs on Sunday, May 18. Instagram/Drake Bieber was sporting a fur hat and sunglasses, while Hailey rocked a vintage Toronto windbreaker. Kenny Albert shouted out the couple on the TNT broadcast and referred to Bieber as 'one of the biggest Maple Leafs fans.' Fans have expressed concern recently after he was seen puffing on what appeared to be a joint and partying at Coachella, followed by a string of cryptic social media posts. 6 Hailey Bieber and Justin Bieber at Game 7 of the Second Round of the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs between the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Florida Panthers at Scotiabank Arena on May 18, 2025 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. NHLI via Getty Images 6 Hailey Bieber and Justin Bieber at Game 7 of the Second Round of the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs between the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Florida Panthers at Scotiabank Arena on May 18, 2025 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. AP The 'Stay' singer posted a series of photos and videos on his Instagram from Game 7. 'I'm a slut for these boys,' he wrote, including a bunch of selfies that showed him and the Maples Leafs' bench. 6 Drake performs onstage during a performance. WireImage In a tribute to the team, Bieber explained that he's willing to be patient because he believes they will bring the Stanley Cup trophy back Toronto. Florida will play the Carolina Hurricanes in the Eastern Conference Final, with Game 1 of that best-of-7 series set to be held at Lenovo Center on Tuesday.
