Bud Light’s marketing executive has broken cover for the first time after the brand lost $6billion in just six days after using trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney for their campaign.
Vice President Alissa Heinerscheid, 39, was spotted leaving her $7.5million Manhattan apartment close to Central Park – flanked by two men who appeared to be her security.
When approached for comment on the fiasco at the brewing giant by DailyMail.com on Thursday she said: ‘No’.
She lives at the three-bed and
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Now that we know how the United States’ generation-long misadventure in Afghanistan ended, one Army officer’s experience in 2005, recounted in Craig Whitlock’s excellent and depressing The Afghanistan Papers: A Secret History of the War, takes on an elevated salience. About four years into the conflict, Maj. Charles Abeyawardena, a strategic planner based at the Army’s Center for Lessons Learned at Fort Leavenworth, Kan., flew to
Novak Djokovic is facing mounting questions about the Covid test result that allowed him to enter Australia.
German newspaper Der Spiegel has pointed out a series of inconsistences in official records about the Serbian world number one’s PCR test results last month.
Djokovic, 34, is preparing to defend the Australian Open after a federal court overruled the government’s decision to cancel the unvaccinated tennis star’s visa.
Djokovic was told he could fly into Melbourne on the basis he tested positive
