Over the years, the prison-industrial complex has been at the center of many conversations ranging from free-market capitalism to racism. Since the advent of the coronavirus pandemic, healthcare -- an oft-neglected topic even outside of prison -- became a talking point in this regard.  Even still, reports on what prison life is like (with or without Covid-19 in the air) are hard to come by mostly because it’s a world segregated from the so-called normal society.

Who is Margot in ‘Never Have I Ever’? She comes back in Season 4 in a big way that affects Devi, Ben, and even Devi’s mom. So who is she? Spoiler alert: This article contains minor spoilers for Never Have I Ever Season 4. While Never Have I Ever mostly follows Devi, it also incorporates those around her, including her friends, family, and nemeses (of which Devi has many). Devi's latest nemesis is Margot, who comes back in a big way in Season 4, Episode 1 of the Netflix series.

Contents [V3.8 Event Guide] Precious Chests – Veluriyam Mirage (Secret Summer Paradise: Part I)OverviewSilver Bottle CourtyardOvergrown Valley [V3.8 Event Guide] Precious Chests – Veluriyam Mirage (Secret Summer Paradise: Part I) Overview Total (Part I): 12 Voyeux Vouchers: 12 Note: All Chests give 1 Voyeux Voucher. Silver Bottle Courtyard #1 – Trapped Chest Challenge – Find the 3 hidden Hydro Eidolons Location: In front of the tents Press ‘Read’ on the Bulletin Board to start the Eidolon Hunter Challenge.

Learn about all the challenges you will face along with their rewards in Hogwarts Legacy. Hogwarts Legacy will bring back memories, all the memories we have been through. All these houses, their legacies, familiar places around Hogwarts, and maybe one or two known characters from the movie and book franchise. In returning memories, you will roam around Hogwarts, completing quests, looting chests, completing more side quests, and eventually, you will seal your fate at the very end of the game.

In case you somehow haven’t heard, Australian model and Orange is the New Black star Ruby Rose is all the rage these days. We’d say it has to do with her unique style, her badass attitude, or the way she shook things up in the third season of OITNB, but if you’ve seen any of the millions ofRuby Rose photos floating around the Internet, you know the real reason she blew up overnight.

A few weeks ago, after Union Berlin lost 2-0 at Werder Bremen, extending their run of successive defeats to 10 matches, I sent a WhatsApp message to one of their supporters in the away end to ask him about the game and the mood. The link to the YouTube video he sent back tells you all you need to know about how Union fans felt about coach Urs Fischer — even when the club were going through the worst sequence of results in their 117-year history.

Even as Little People, Big World fans beg Amy Roloff for good news, she continues to live her life. She and her husband, Chris Marek, have at times been polarizing with viewers. Sometimes, that spills over onto social media. Recently, Amy shared a couples selfie from their time at the beach in Oregon. Fans could not stop talking about one jarring difference in Chris’ appearance.

Islam This article is more than 8 years oldChess forbidden in Islam, rules Saudi mufti, but issue not black and whiteThis article is more than 8 years oldGame likely to take on status of minor vices such as music after Sheikh Abdulaziz al-Sheikh says it encourages gambling Saudi Arabia’s grand mufti has ruled that chess is forbidden in Islam, saying it encourages gambling and is a waste of time. Sheikh Abdulaziz al-Sheikh was answering a question on a television show in which he issues fatwas in response to viewers’ queries on everyday religious matters.

John ByrneObituaryJohn Byrne obituaryPlaywright and artist who wrote the BBC series Tutti Frutti and Your Cheatin’ Heart, and plays including The Slab BoysThe work of the Scottish painter and playwright John Byrne, who has died aged 83, was all of a piece. His characters and caricatures, on stage or canvas, all stemmed from a sly, literate sense of humour, a close acquaintance with popular culture, and a fierce political independence.

Alert! From spending time with his family to dreading his daily workout,Joey Sasso is just like Us.  “I usually have to overcome the feeling of ‘I don’t want to be here today,’” The Circle alum, 29, admits of his mid-morning gym session. “It can be an uphill battle, but I push through and get a fantastic workout.”  Sasso, who took home the win on season 1 of Netflix hit in 2020, revealed earlier this month that he’s more than two years sober — an accomplishment that hasn’t always been easy.