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In 'Final Fantasy 7 Remake', your choices matter. That's why we've got the lowdown for you on which you should make at the Shinra Building. Source: Square EnixFinal Fantasy 7 Remake is a game that's filled with several important crossroads throughout its whimsical adventure. Sometimes you might end up choosing a cool dress for Aerith or Tifa. Other times, you might end up making your play time with the game easier or harder on yourself, depending on whether you opt to take the elevator or the stairs in Chapter 16's Shinra Tower.

Femi Adesina, special adviser to President Muhammadu Buhari on media and publicity, has said he made an eternal commitment to always speak the truth ‘no matter what.’ His statement comes on the heels of criticism from Nigerians over comments made on the health status of his principal, who is in the United Kingdom on a medical vacation. PAY ATTENTION: Get the latest news on Legit.ng News App On Tuesday, February 7, Adesina told Channels Television that he does not speak directly with Buhari, but that those around him have said “the president is fine”.

Canadian dancer who was sponsored by Capezio and trained at the School of Alberta Ballet as well as the YYC Dance Project. She won Mini Best Dancer in NYC at the Dance Awards in 2013. She placed third on So You Think You Can Dance: The Next Generation in 2016. She's also a singer who released her EP titled All the Things I Never Said in January 2020. Before Fame She was 6 years old when she first started dancing.

Once again, Taylor Swift is on the receiving end of plagiarism allegations which could create some bad blood for her fans. Here's what we know. Source: Getty ImagesTaylor Swift Regarding plagiarism, cubism artist Pablo Picasso said, "Good artists copy. Great artists steal." The difference between the two lies in deference and respect. If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then theft is the fear of never being great, so you take from someone else.

Nicole Richie is part of a very famous family, but many are surprised to learn she's adopted. However, her birth parents are known to her dad, Lionel. Nicole Richie grew up in a famous family, but it wasn't until she joined Paris Hilton for the reality TV show The Simple Life that she became a household name. The show followed the two young and very wealthy socialites as they took on manual and low-paying jobs.

Veteran Nigerian filmmaker, Tunde Kelani has been accused of not sticking to the agreement signed on the 1993 blockbuster movie titled ‘Ti Oluwa ni Ile.’ Naija News learnt that the accusation was levelled against him by popular Yoruba actor, Kareem Adepoju professionally known as Baba Wande. The actor said Kilani failed to stick to the 30/70% agreement on the proceeds of the movie. He said as the writer of the film, they both agreed he got 30%, while Kilani as the maker took 70%.

Almost 2 million people follow the Reddit community “What is this thing.” Some users publish their photos of weird things there, others try to guess what the thing is in the photos. At Bright Side, we decided to test our logic and knowledge. And, honestly speaking, it wasn’t very easy to guess the purpose of the majority of the objects in the photos. 1. “I found this thing in my basement. I have no idea what it is.” Answer: Looks like the base of a yarn winder. Toyota was in the fabric loom business originally.

Psychologists believe that a talent in creativity can be passed down from parents to children. The immediate proof that springs into our minds when we hear this are celebrity families that have reigned in Hollywood for decades and only grown stronger with their new generations. This time, we at Bright Side turn our eyes to the exceptional women that have planted their family roots in Hollywood and made us admire their brilliance with each new addition. Plus a bonus is waiting at the end because a certain family of men deserves some attention too.

From tainted baby formula to exploding watermelons, China has seen its share of food-safety problems. But food forgery in the world’s most populous country may have recently hit another high — or, rather, another low: fake chicken eggs. On Sunday, a woman who gave her name as Ms. Tian was shopping at a vegetable market in Luoyang, in central China’s Henan province, when she noticed a van selling eggs for about 6¢ cheaper than they were going for in supermarkets, the Guangming Daily reported.