Janay Rice made an appearance on the Today show this morning (Dec. 1) following her husband Ray Rice’s reinstatement into the NFL. After giving her own account of what happened on the night of his fateful elevator punch, Rice and her mother, Candy Palmer, discussed the residual effects of the footage being released. Admitting that she refuses to watch second tape of herself being knocked out by her husband, Rice welled up with tears while speaking with host Matt Lauer.

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Pinole Blue, a food manufacturing company specializing in ancient Mexican foods, made waves when they appeared on Shark Tank in February 2021. The founders, Kate Kung-McIntyre, Eddie Sandoval, and Kyle Offut, sought investment for their unique product on the popular TV show. In this article, we will delve into the net worth of Pinole Blue, the background of its founders, their Shark Tank pitch, and the updates and success they have achieved since the episode aired.

Russian invective is reborn! If Russian curse words were a person with arms and legs, he would be dancing for joy right now. The art of swearing has won a peculiar victory: The State Duma has officially recognized it as a threat, a foe of Russian civilization and a cancerous tumor in the healthy body of Russian culture. The authorities have bestowed a high honor on the four most graphic of all Slavic expletives by banning them from use in works of art. This is tantamount to officials admitting that the offensive words are stronger than they are and that the expletives carry an energy transcending their own will.