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Beyoncé’s latest adventure was off to the races — literally.

Beyoncé, 44, and husband Jay-Z made a rare joint appearance at the F1 Grand Prix in Las Vegas on Saturday, November 22.

The iconic musician dressed to impress, wearing a custom Louis Vuitton jumpsuit like ones that the Formula One athletes wear to competitions. Beyoncé, specifically, wore a leather version with a dramatic, low-cut neckline that she accessorized with black, pointy-toed boots, a matching handbag, aviator-style sunglasses and red fingerless gloves.

For glam, Beyoncé styled her honey-blonde tresses in big, bouncy curls.

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“Give it to Mama!” Beyoncé captioned an Instagram post from the outing, sharing videos of the moment she donned a helmet and took a seat in a sports car for a VIP joyride.

F1’s official page replied, “LOVE ❤️,” while Beyoncé’s former bandmate Kelly Rowland added, “🔥🔥HOT THANG!!!!!!🔥🔥.”

Other commenters praised Beyoncé’s fitted ensemble, which complements the Cowboy Carter musician’s longtime standing as a style maven.

“During quarantine, fashion was a place of escape for me. My kids and I came up with Fashion Fridays,” Beyoncé previously told British Vogue in 2020, referring to kids Blue Ivy, Rumi and Sir. “Every Friday, we would dress up in my clothes or make clothes together and take each other’s pictures. It became a ritual for us and an opportunity to handle this crazy year together. …They brought me joy and made me smile in the midst of a tough time for all of us.”

Beyoncé has also launched her own fashion and haircare lines — but never at the expense of her music.

“I am a musician first. It has always been my priority. I didn’t get into anything that could take away from my artistry until I felt I was solidified as a master at my first love, music,” she told GQ in a 2024 interview. “When I started my haircare brand, Cécred, I wanted it to be recognized for what it does for real people and their hair. When it launched, I made a conscious decision not to appear in the ads. The brand’s first impression needed to stand on its own merit, not be swayed by my influence.”

At the time, Beyoncé offered insight into her mindset as a businesswoman.

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“There’s a huge contrast between the business journeys of men and women. Men often have the luxury of being perceived as the strategists, the brains behind their ventures,” Beyoncé recalled. “They’re given the space to focus on the product, the team, the business plan. Women, on the other hand, especially those in the limelight, are frequently pigeonholed into being the face of the brand or the marketing tool. It’s important to me to continue to take the same approach I have taken with my music and apply my learnings to my businesses.”

She added, “I am here to change that old narrative. I’m here to focus on the quality. We took our time, and we did our research, and we have earned respect for our brand. I try to choose integrity over shortcuts. I’ve learned that true success isn’t about leaning on a name; it’s about crafting something genuine, something that can hold its own. It’s not about being perfect. It’s about being revolutionary.”

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Hailee Steinfeld and Josh Allen are proving love and football make the perfect team. Cameras caught the singer and the Buffalo Bills quarterback looking all loved-up in the stands at the University of Wyoming vs. Nevada game Saturday where Allen’s…

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Aaron Paul said au revoir to Los Angeles and bonjour to a new life in Paris. The “Breaking Bad” actor revealed he and his wife, Lauren, officially ditched Hollywood after the devastating wildfires that tore through parts of L.A. earlier this year.…

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LILONGWE-(MaraviPost)-International Monetary Fund (IMF) Director for Africa Abebe Selassie has assured President Peter Mutharika’s Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) led-government that the organisation will support Malawi in bailing out on numerous crises including forex.

Selassie told the news conference after meeting Mutharika at Mtunthama State Lodge in the Capital Lilongwe that IMF will embrace Malawi’s local grown policies that advances economic recovery.

He assured Mutharika Government that IMF will not impose economic policies but rather able to understand on workable strategies to help local people in improving livelihoods.

He was responding to Mutharika’s appeal that Malawi needs immediate resources to secure critical imports as the country faces a delayed farming season and recurring fuel queues.

The Malawi leader called for urgent support from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to help Malawi confront what he described as an “extremely difficult” economic crisis marked by shortages of food, fertilizer, fuel and foreign exchange.

“Help us with forex to address food, fuel, fertilizer purchase for good of our people’s welfare.

“You help other countries with huge finances. But, we are just asking for a little, the rest will square ourselves,” Mutharika appealed to IMF’s Africa Chief Selassie.

Echoing the same, Finance Minister, Joseph Mwanamvekha said the Malawi government simply wants the IMF program back.

Mwanamvekha expressed optimism that IMF will support Malawi’s economic recovery strategies.

The Minister disclosed that IMF will meet donors pool in Malawi for support.

The meeting provided an opportunity for Selassie to appreciate President Mutharika’s vision for the country, particularly how his administration plans to address the current economic challenges Malawi is facing.

The discussions also focused on identifying areas in which the IMF can provide support to complement government efforts.

The IMF Director, Selassie told the press after the meeting that his visit to Malawi and the meeting with Mutharika, signifies the commitment that the Bretton institution has to assist Malawi with the crises.

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Amazon Prime Video lost a lot of its best sci-fi movies at the beginning of November, and it may take some time for the streamer to build its collection back up.

For now, Species is celebrating its 30th anniversary by returning to Prime Video. And this alien really knows how to lure in her prey.

Meanwhile, Transformers One is one of the best Transformers movies, and it’s pretty family-friendly as well.

You can find both of these films with the rest of the Watch With Us‘ picks for the must-watch sci-fi movies on Amazon Prime Video.

Need more recommendations? Then check out Must-Watch New Movies on Netflix, HBO and Max, Hulu, Amazon Prime, and More, Great Movies on Amazon Prime Video Right Now, the Best Action Movies on Netflix Right Now and the Best Rom-Coms on Netflix Right Now.

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A couple of suspected horny burglars couldn’t wait to get it on in the bedroom so they decided to bang during a break-in and ended up in the pokey, according to police. The X-rated incident unfolded in the wee hours of October 25 at Mon Cheri…

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Lukas Gage says the gayest thing about him is he married a man on TV … while the straightest thing about him is he still hooks up with ladies! The actor made the shocking admission on an episode of the “In Your Dreams With Owen Thiele” podcast…

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Former NBA star Rodney Rogers has died at age 54.

A news release from his college alma mater, Wake Forest, confirmed that Rogers died on Friday, November 21, of natural causes linked to a 2008 spinal injury. He is survived by his wife, Faye Rogers, and three children: daughters Roddreka and Rydeiah as well as son Rodney Rogers II. (Roddreka is currently an assistant coach for Georgia State women’s basketball, while Rydeiah played basketball at North Carolina State from 2015 to 2019.)

Rogers became paralyzed from the shoulders down following a November 2008 ATV crash near Raleigh, North Carolina, when he accidentally drove into a ditch and flipped over the handlebars.

“Rodney Rogers, an NBA legend who played 12 years in the league, passed away on November 21, 2025, from natural causes related to the spinal cord injury he sustained on November 28, 2008,” his family said in a statement released by Wake Forest. “He made his transition peacefully, surrounded by the endless love of his devoted wife, Faye.”

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Their tribute continued, “A native of Durham, N.C., Rogers leaves behind a towering legacy as one of the most transformative players in program history and an enduring example of courage, generosity, and Pro Humanitate spirit.”

He joined the Wake Forest University basketball team in 1990 and eventually was named the Atlantic Coast Conference Player of the Year and a First-Team All-American in his final season.

“Rodney Rogers transformed and accelerated the upward trajectory of Wake Forest University as well as Demon Deacons basketball from the moment he signed his letter of intent in the fall of 1989,” Wake Forest’s former athletic director, John Currie, said. “His generational combination of power and grace as a player was exceeded only by the size of his heart. His perseverance and spirit following his accident inspired thousands and embodied the true meaning of Pro Humanitate. Rodney showed us what strength looks like in every chapter of life. Our hearts are with Faye, Roddreka, Rodney II, Rydiah and the entire Rogers family.”

He was drafted as the ninth overall pick by the Denver Nuggets when he turned pro in 1993 and would go on to play for several NBA teams, including a four-year stint for the Los Angeles Clippers. Rogers won the prestigious Sixth Man of the Year Award in 2000 while he was playing for the Phoenix Suns.

In later years, Rogers played for the New Jersey Nets, the New Orleans Hornets and, finally, for the Philadelphia 76ers before leaving the league in 2005.

The NBA released a statement on Saturday, November 22, to recognize Rogers’s unforgettable contributions to the sport of basketball.

“The NBA family is deeply saddened by the passing of Rodney Rogers. Rodney earned the Sixth Man of the Year Award while playing for the Phoenix Suns and was a beloved teammate during his 12-year NBA career,” an NBA statement read. “He will be remembered not only for his achievements on the court but also for the extraordinary resilience, courage and generosity that he demonstrated throughout his life — qualities that inspired so many. We send our heartfelt condolences to Rodney’s wife, Faye, and their family.”

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Former Wake Forest coach Dave Odom remembered Rogers as an “extraordinary talent” who was “every bit as remarkable as a human being.”

“He loved his teammates, he loved his family, he loved Wake Forest and he loved the game of basketball,” Odom recalled. “Every time we visited him, I walked away reminding myself never to complain — because he never did,.”

Odom went on, “He faced life exactly as it came and made the very best of every moment. He was a joy to watch as a basketball player, but he was an even greater man. He shared his strength, his spirit and his life with everyone around him.”

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LILONGWE-(MaraviPost)-An anonymous lecturer at the Malawi School of Government (MSG) has raised serious concerns over the current management and operations of the institution.

The lecturer, who has served at MSG for over eight years, spoke on condition of anonymity due to the sensitive nature of the claims.

According to the source, the current MSG management was appointed by the previous MCP administration and appears to be undermining government programs, including initiatives under President Arthur Peter Mutharika’s agenda.

The lecturer alleged that the Director General (DG) was appointed without following a competitive recruitment process, in contravention of the MSG Act.

It is believed that the DG’s appointment was influenced by her husband, a pastor with strong ties to the former “pastor president,” raising concerns about her impartiality.

The seven directors currently serving at MSG were reportedly chosen based on connections to the DG, the former SPC Zamba, and MCP leadership, rather than merit.

For instance, one Head of Department, an Assemblies of God pastor with an agricultural background, was appointed to lead the Business and Management Department despite lacking relevant qualifications.

The lecturer claims this director has a history of dishonesty and misleadingly represents himself as a “PhD Fellow,” although he has not completed such studies.

When MCP assumed power, several experienced and competent MSG staff members were removed, according to the source.

This was allegedly done through a controversial “Placement Exercise,” which the lecturer says was designed to eliminate individuals perceived as DPP sympathizers.

Positions were reportedly given to candidates aligned with the DG and MCP, even if they failed interviews or lacked qualifications, while qualified staff were ignored.

Among those displaced were the former Acting Executive Director, Mr. Sikelo, and his capable team, who had previously run the institution efficiently without government subvention.

Currently, MSG receives government funding but is described as “top-heavy,” with eight directors earning substantial salaries and benefits despite limited output.

Meanwhile, junior staff reportedly continue to face significant challenges, including low pay and minimal support.

The anonymous lecturer also noted that most of the government subvention is spent on vehicles, travel allowances, and other perks for the DG and directors.

While the DG claims credit for clearing pension arrears, the lecturer argues that these achievements were the work of previous management.

The source called for a comprehensive review of all MSG recruitments since the restructuring, including the Placement Exercise.

Financial and staffing audits, similar to those conducted at NEEF, were recommended to restore accountability.

The lecturer expressed concern that capable professionals were displaced for political reasons, while individuals brought in by the MCP administration continue to benefit.

The situation at MSG highlights the urgent need for corrective action to ensure that government training institutions serve national interests rather than partisan agendas.

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The French Navy has formally denied recent claims made by some Pakistani media outlets regarding the purported statements of a French officer on regional air engagements.

Reports had suggested that Captain Yvan Launay confirmed Pakistan’s air superiority and the downing of Indian Rafale jets, a claim that quickly circulated online.

In a statement, the French Navy clarified that Captain Launay never made any such remarks.

The Navy emphasized that Captain Launay’s role is purely technical and he did not comment on operational aerial engagements or the capabilities of foreign systems, including Chinese aircraft.

The clarification comes amid heightened tensions in the South Asian region, where misinformation and speculative reports can rapidly influence public perception.

Officials noted that attributing statements to military personnel without verification can create diplomatic misunderstandings and undermine regional stability.

The French Navy’s statement reinforces the importance of relying on verified sources when reporting on sensitive defense matters.

Captain Launay himself has remained neutral, focusing on technical expertise rather than operational or strategic assessments of foreign air forces.

This development serves as a reminder of the need for caution in media reporting on military affairs, especially in conflict-prone regions.

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