ONE Championship subsidiary ONE Esports made important announcements during the ONE Esports Dota 2 Singapore World Pro Invitational media day on December 18, 2019 in Singapore. The panelists were Singapore Tourism Board attractions, entertainment and tourism concept development executive director Jean Ng, Dentsu content business design center director Shuntaro Tanaka, PGL Esports CEO Silviu Stroie and … Continue reading Singapore Tourism Board’s Jean Ng: Esports events motivate travel
Can cannabinoids and pherines transform anxiety treatments?
Medical research has improved in leaps and bounds with the help of new technologies and discoveries. Anxiety disorders are among the conditions modern treatments have been able to tackle more and more effectively. Even alternative methods are earning credibility as patients with difficult, even debilitating, conditions show positive responses. Here are the latest forms of … Continue reading Can cannabinoids and pherines transform anxiety treatments?
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Florida State University student Toni-Ann Singh crowned Miss World 2019 in London
Toni-Ann Singh, 23, from Jamaica, won the Miss World 2019 title in London on December 14, outshining 110 competitors. A Florida State University student aspiring to be a doctor, she enjoys singing and dancing. Runner-up was Ophély Mézino from France, and the event featured performances and a distinguished judging panel.
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Avarua’s Tajiya Eikura Sahay crowned Miss World Oceania 2019 in London
Tajiya Eikura Sahay, representing the Cook Islands, was crowned Miss World Oceania 2019 in London on December 14, 2019. Competing among 111 candidates, she succeeded Jessica Tyson. Toni-Ann Singh of Jamaica won the Miss World 2019 title, with Ophély Mézino and Suman Rao as runners-up. Six continental queens were also crowned.
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Port of Spain’s Tya Janè Ramey crowned Miss World Caribbean 2019 in London
Tya Janè Ramey, 21, from Trinidad and Tobago, was crowned Miss World Caribbean 2019 on December 14. Competing among 111 candidates, she participated in the Miss World 2019 pageant held in London. Toni-Ann Singh of Jamaica won the title, with top placements also for France, India, Nigeria, and Brazil.
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Guadeloupe’s Ophély Mézino crowned Miss World Europe 2019 in London
Ophély Mézino, 20, from France, was the first runner-up in Miss World 2019, where Toni-Ann Singh of Jamaica won. The event, hosted in London, highlighted Mézino's accolades as Miss World Europe 2019 and her placements in Top Model and Beauty With a Purpose competitions, showcasing her remarkable journey and achievements.
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Serra, Espirito Santo’s Elís Miele Coelho crowned Miss World Americas 2019 in London
Elís Miele Coelho, 20, from Serra, Brazil, was a Top 5 finalist in Miss World 2019. She was crowned Miss Mundo Brasil 2019 and achieved notable placements, including Top 10 in the Top Model competition. The event, hosted in London, saw Jamaica's Toni-Ann Singh win the title, with other continental queens also recognized.
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Ibaa, Rivers’ Nyekachi Douglas crowned Miss World Africa 2019 in London
Nyekachi Esther Douglas, a 20-year-old from Nigeria, was a finalist in Miss World 2019, finishing in the Top 5. She was crowned Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria 2019 and won the title of Miss World Africa 2019. The event took place on December 14, 2019, with Toni-Ann Singh of Jamaica winning overall.
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Philippines’ Michelle Dee finishes in Miss World 2019 Top 12 in London, England
Michelle Dee, 23, of the Philippines was one of the semifinalists in Miss World 2019. She finished in the Top 12 in the 69th edition of the oldest running international beauty pageant in the world. Hosted by Peter Andre and Miss World 2013 Megan Young of the Philippines, the Miss World 2019 coronation night took … Continue reading Philippines’ Michelle Dee finishes in Miss World 2019 Top 12 in London, England
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Vientiane’s Nelamith Soumounthong represents Laos at Miss World 2019 in London
Nelamith Soumounthong, a 20-year-old from Vientiane, Laos, graduated from Nguyen Du High School and represented Laos in Miss World 2019. She was unplaced among 110 candidates. Alongside her studies in mathematics and business administration, she engages in volunteer work and has participated in several beauty pageants, ultimately winning Miss World Laos 2019.
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