Jennifer Aniston’s interior designer Stephen Shadley talks with Architectural Digest Editor-in-Chief Amy Astley about the ‘zen’ style and designs of the new home Aniston shares with husband Justin Theroux.
Jennifer Aniston takes AD inside her dreamy California home high above Los Angeles, Jennifer Aniston crafts a scene of pure domestic bliss with husband Justin Theroux, a spectacular midcentury house, and a trio of very happy dogs.
Aniston’s latest residential project is the reimagining of a Bel Air house that was designed by architect A. Quincy Jones and completed in 1965.
In this episode of Celebrity Homes, Architectural Digest visits John Legend and Chrissy Teigen at their Los Angeles home for a house tour.
With the help of designer Don Stewart, the celebrity couple created a space that is perfect for indoor-outdoor living.
The terrace is outfitted with a Rodolfo Dordoni sofa, low chairs by Blackman Cruz, and a James Perse daybed with cushions and pillows covered in Sunbrella fabrics.
The armchairs on the terrace are by Patricia Urquiola for B&B Italia.
A painting by Mark Harrington and a Pottery Barn rain-drum table accent the entrance hall.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte gave government officials a week to process the cases of more than 24,000 repatriated Filipino workers who have been stuck in coronavirus quarantine in Manila or on cruise ships. The presidential order announced on May 25, 2020, applies to stranded migrant workers who will now be allowed to go to their homes after spending nearly two months in crowded health facilities.
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A day after a Canadian Armed Forces report alleged gruesome living conditions and neglect at five Ontario long-term care homes, the military has released its report on Quebec’s facilities. Mike Armstrong looks at the issues the military is flagging, and the province’s response. Plus, David Akin takes a closer look at the calls being made for more accountability.
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Quebec officials responded Wednesday to a military report which raised serious concerns as to how long-term care homes are being operated in the province.
Premier François Legault said the 60-page report did “not have a lot of surprises” about the state of nursing homes, known as CHSLDs, amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Legault said the long-term care home sector in the province has been unable to fill about 10,000 positions for years now.
“The situation remains difficult,” he said, noting facilities desperately need more workers.
Premier Doug Ford said Wednesday that the Ontario government will take over five more long-term care homes around the Greater Toronto Area amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The announcement came after a startling report from the Canadian military was released Tuesday outlining multiple issues in homes across the province.
The report said military members observed cockroach infestations, aggressive feeding that caused choking, bleeding infections, and residents crying for help for hours.
When asked if Ford would either fire or ask for the resignation of Minister of Long-Term Care Merrilee Fullerton, the premier refused and defended his minister.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson had a heated Prime Minister’s Questions with Labour’s Sir Keir Starmer, as the opposition leader probed him on coronavirus testing in care homes.
Speaking during Prime Minister’s Questions, Mr Johnson said that the expanded team of call centre workers and tracers would be ready by June 1 and would able to handle 10,000 new Covid-19 cases a day.
he announcement came after Sir Keir Starmer claimed that the decision to abandon the original contact tracing scheme nearly 10 weeks ago had left a “huge hole in our defences”.
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Today’s UK government daily briefing is led by Housing, Communities and Local Government Secretary Robert Jenrick.
Victorians will be able to host up to five visitors in their homes and meet outdoors in groups of 10 from Wednesday, under the state’s first relaxation of coronavirus restrictions.
Under what Premier Daniel Andrews termed the first “safe, cautious and appropriate step” towards normality, Victorians will be able to go fishing, hiking, play golf and join walking groups, provided physical distancing is maintained.
The Government has also come to an agreed set of arrangements to allow professional sporting codes, including the AFL, to resume training from Wednesday, he said.
Singapore has started testing around 30,000 residents and staff in residential care homes to better protect the elderly.
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The peak of community spread of the novel coronavirus in Ontario seems to have been less severe than anticipated according to updated provincial modelling, but public health officials say Ontarians must “stay the course” with COVID-19 restrictions.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said there were 2,000 new admissions to hospitals who tested positive for coronavirus and 540 deaths in the state on Friday. Cuomo said called nursing homes “the single biggest fear in all of this.” Watch his remarks.
According to data from 29 states, there have now been more than 5,600 coronavirus-related deaths in long-term care facilities, and more than 3,400 facilities in 39 states are reporting positive cases. NBC senior national correspondent Kate Snow reports for TODAY.
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Andy Slavitt, former administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, talks with Rachel Maddow about the threat of COVID-19 to U.S. nursing homes and log term care facilities and what steps the federal government should be taking to protect this very vulnerable segment of American society. Aired on 04/10/2020
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At least 50 people connected to long-term care homes in Canada have died from COVID-19, prompting politicians and medical officials to take extra steps to protect residents.
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