Taking a break. Ahead of filming, Andrea Denver opened up about his decision not to appear in season 7 of Summer House.
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International travellers flying to the US no longer have to provide proof of a negative Covid-19 test before entering the country. The change - which came into effect on Sunday - has come thanks to the ‘tremendous progress’ the country has made in tackling the virus.
A spokesperson for the Centre For Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said the decision was made on the basis of high vaccine uptake and widespread population immunity. They added: "Each of these measures has contributed to lower risk of severe disease and death across the United States.”
Prior to the change, air passengers travelling to the US from a foreign country had to show a negative Covid-19 viral test, or documentation of recovery from COVID-19, before they boarded their flight. The CDC said it will re-evaluate dropping this requirement in 90 days time and would ‘not hesitate to act’ to reinstate it should new variants make it necessary.
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If you are not a US citizen and not an immigrant, you will need to show proof of being fully vaccinated against Covid-19 before you travel by air to the United States from a foreign country. Upon arrival, fully vaccinated travellers do not have to quarantine and are recommended to take a viral test within three to five days.
You can check if the US considers you to be fully vaccinated here . The CDC says a person who has received only one dose of an accepted two-dose series and has recovered from Covid-19 is NOT considered fully vaccinated for travel to the United States.
Your final vaccine dose must have been administered at least 14 days prior to travel. Children 17 and under are exempt from the vaccination
Taking a break. Ahead of filming, Andrea Denver opened up about his decision not to appear in season 7 of Summer House.
“Late Show” host Stephen Colbert always has a lot of politics in his opening monologues, but on Wednesday night, he took aim at a (fictional) body that governs fast food.“America is changing so fast. Every day seems to bring shocking news that radically unsettles what we believe this country should be. And it’s happened again, because Taco Bell’s latest tostada features a giant Cheez-It,” Colbert said as he opened his show.His comments were met with laughs from the audience as he mimed what it might be like to eat one of Taco Bell’s newest culinary creations (which translated to: this looks good; yum, yum, yum; followed by breaking wind).The late night funnyman produced a picture of the new menu item, which looks like the inside of a taco atop the biggest Cheez-It known to humankind.“Behold! The snack of madness.
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Brits have been warned by government officials to not travel to the South American nation of Ecuador due to political unrest stirring in the country.
Welcome to Deadline’s International Disruptors, a feature where we’ll shine a spotlight on key executives and companies outside of the U.S. shaking up the offshore marketplace. This week we speak to Dani de la Torre, co-creator and showrunner of Movistar+’s anti-terrorism thriller drama series La Unidad (The Unit) and director of the recently released feature Live is Life, about local developments, Spain’s emergence as a key European drama hub and his love of nostalgic 1980s movie making.
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As Paramount+ prepares for UK rollout and in advance of tonight’s swanky London do, the streamer has greenlit a seven-strong international slate including a French fantasy horror thriller, doc on the Circeo Massacre, two shows from Mexico and two from Germany including The Sheikh.
A US travel writer has posted an incredible rant giving the reasons why he hates Loch Ness - dubbing it the "longest, deepest, most boring, and most overhyped lake" he has ever laid eyes on.
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Ringo Starr has postponed the remainder of his North American summer tour with the All-Starr Band, after two of its members – keyboardist Edgar Winter and guitarist Steve Lukather – tested positive for COVID-19.“We are so sorry to let the fans down,” the former Beatle said in a statement shared to his website on Saturday (June 11), hours before the tour was set to reach the Pennsylvanian city of Easton. “It’s been wonderful to be back out on the road and we have been having such a great time playing for you all.
Diane Garrett ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ Author Jenny Han on Becoming a Showrunner for the First Time: ‘It Was a Baptism by Fire’With the June 17 debut of “The Summer I Turned Pretty,” Jenny Han’s career has taken another big leap forward. The bestselling YA author of “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before” had a hands-on role in Amazon Prime Video’s upcoming adaptation of “The Summer I Turned Pretty,” her 2009 coming-of-age novel about a teenage girl, serving as creator and co-showrunner on the series.
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