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Terrifying: In a new interview with Self magazine, the 39-year-old television personality described the harrowing experience during which she was rushed to the hospital after she became so light-headed that she could barely stand

'I don't think it makes women better than men. I don't think it makes men better then women,' but she believes that women, though not all women, 'live in a culture of feelings and I think not all men understand the culture of feelings'.

True life: The club inspired an Esquire article about a couple who spent time at the honky tonk, which in turn was the inspiration for the popular 1980 film Urban Cowboy, which starred John Travolta and Debra Winger (pictured)

Like other tech companies, Apple delayed its return-to-office plans several times amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The iPhone maker now expects many employees to work in office at least three days a week by May 23, reported Bloomberg, though some teams may be required to be in the office more often. 

About 200 employees are engaging in the Apple Together group, according to CNN, a small portion of the company's US workforce. The group says Apple has 100,000 direct employees in the US, including retail workers. 

At the time, the music legend announced that he was getting medical help: 'I've been seeking doctors to get me back on track,' he wrote on Facebook, adding, 'I hope to be reenergized, healthy and back in full swing to see you at our shows soon!'

"The Hybrid Working Pilot is not an increase in flexibility, it is a smokescreen and often a step back in flexibility for many of our teams," reads the letter, which was posted Friday and promedis earlier reported by CNN. "We are not asking for everyone to be forced to work from home. We are asking to decide for ourselves, together with our teams and direct manager, what kind of arrangement works best for each one of us, be that in an office, work from home, or a hybrid approach."

'They were very, very concerned,' she says. 'Within a 24-hour period, they said, my heart was beating 30,000 extra beats more than the average person. It was going fast constantly.… Your heart is a muscle. If a muscle is working so hard all the time, eventually the muscle will get weak and cause heart attack, stroke, death, whatever it is.' 

The club inspired an Esquire article about a couple who spent time at the honky tonk, which in turn was the inspiration for the popular 1980 film Urban Cowboy, which starred John Travolta and Debra Winger.

Both the FDA update and CDC recommendation center on thrombosis with thrombocytopenia or TTS, which is a rare, dangerous and specific blood clotting disorder which causes low platelets in addition to blood clots. This can make treating it with common blood clotting drug, heparin, dangerous. The risk is highest for women ages 30 to 49, a CDC panel discussion concluded in December before issuing the recommendation, but cases have been identified in both sexes and more age groups. The FDA said Thursday that 60 cases have been identified through March 2022 and nine people have died from the disorder. That's about 3 cases per million doses of Johnson & Johnson, the FDA said. Nearly 1 million people have died from COVID-19 in the US. 

In 2019, a doctor who was examining La La while she was in Vancouver shooting BH90210 became concerned when he listened to her heart. He asked if she had talked to anyone about her PVCs and recommended that she go to the hospital for further testing .

A group of Apple employees is demanding more flexibility from the tech giant ahead of its planned return to office work later this month. In an open letter, the group, calling itself Apple Together, said the company's plan for many employees to be in the office three fixed days a week offers "almost no flexibility at all" and could be damaging to diversity. 

The Apple Together group also alleged that the hybrid plan could change the makeup of Apple's workforce, saying it will make the company "younger, whiter, more male-dominated," by squeezing out those who can't relocate for a position or afford to pay for family care. In the letter, the group also said the hybrid plan doesn't reflect the message Apple sends to customers that its products are great for remote work. 

"We tell all of our customers how great our products are for remote work," reads the letter, "yet, we ourselves, cannot use them to work remotely? How can we expect our customers to take that seriously?"