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Sofía Vergara launches Colombian coffee brand '¡Dios Mío! Coffee.' Vergara worked alongside the National Federation of Coffee Growers of Colombia to create an authentic Colombian brew. The actress' goal was to create an authentic blend that honors female coffee growers in her home country. The brand includes a dark roast, medium roast, and a light roast, and can be purchased in the form of beans, K-Cups, or Nespresso pods. Kanye West sued for sexual harassment by former assistant. Influencer Lauren Pisciotta claims that she received explicit and inappropriate messages from the artist during her time of employment. She was hired as his personal assistant in July of 2021 before later being promoted to Chief of Staff. Pisciotta was reportedly fired by West in October of 2022 with the promise of $3 million in severance, which she claims was never received. Golden Age Hollywood star Janis Paige dies at 101. The star of screen and stage was best known for her work alongside the likes of Fred Astaire and Bob Hope, appearing in films such as Bachelor in Paradise , Silk Stockings , and Please Don't Eat the Daisies . She also starred on Broadway in the original production of The Pajama Game and the hit play Remains to be Seen . Paige reportedly passed away peacefully on Sunday in Los Angeles. In today's birthday news: actor Bruce Dern turns 88, actor Keith David 68, actress Angelina Jolie 49, actor/comedian Russell Brand 49, model Bar Refaeli 39, singer Skip Marley 28, and singer/dancer Mackenzie Ziegler 20.
Sofía Vergara launches Colombian coffee brand '¡Dios Mío! Coffee.' Vergara worked alongside the National Federation of Coffee Growers of Colombia to create an authentic Colombian brew. The actress' goal was to create an authentic blend that honors female coffee growers in her home country. The brand includes a dark roast, medium roast, and a light roast, and can be purchased in the form of beans, K-Cups, or Nespresso pods. Kanye West sued for sexual harassment by former assistant. Influencer Lauren Pisciotta claims that she received explicit and inappropriate messages from the artist during her time of employment. She was hired as his personal assistant in July of 2021 before later being promoted to Chief of Staff. Pisciotta was reportedly fired by West in October of 2022 with the promise of $3 million in severance, which she claims was never received. Golden Age Hollywood star Janis Paige dies at 101. The star of screen and stage was best known for her work alongside the likes of Fred Astaire and Bob Hope, appearing in films such as Bachelor in Paradise , Silk Stockings , and Please Don't Eat the Daisies . She also starred on Broadway in the original production of The Pajama Game and the hit play Remains to be Seen . Paige reportedly passed away peacefully on Sunday in Los Angeles. In today's birthday news: actor Bruce Dern turns 88, actor Keith David 68, actress Angelina Jolie 49, actor/comedian Russell Brand 49, model Bar Refaeli 39, singer Skip Marley 28, and singer/dancer Mackenzie Ziegler 20.
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