From Michael’s stage to his story: Samoan brothers preserve the movement of the King of Pop

Richmond and Anthony “Tone” Talauega first worked with Michael Jackson as teenage dancers. More than three decades later, their knowledge became essential to transforming his nephew Jaafar Jackson for the film Michael. The filmmakers behind Michael could reproduce Michael Jackson’s costumes, rebuild his homes and concert stages, and use makeup and visual effects to alter an actor’s appearance. But recreating the way Michael moved required people who had experienced his artistry...

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CBS warning puts BG Wealth defenders in a harder place

The Central Bank of Samoa has issued a stronger warning on BG Wealth, telling the public not to invest in, attend, promote, or support activities being advertised under the BG Wealth name.

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It’s not Sci-Fi anymore – Scientists have built a wireless brain device that actually works

You won’t see it. You won’t feel it. But this tiny device now lets you control digital systems using only your brain — with no surgery, no wires, and no need to shave your head.

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