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Unconfirmed news of Jamie Foxx‘s health condition have dominated headlines over the last few weeks with some reports even suggesting he was nearing the ultimate demise.
As fans of the 55-year-old prepared for the worst, his daughter Corinne Foxx took to press to confirm he was not only on the mend but also readying an exciting return to the limelight.
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This month, Fanatical customers can grab up to 20 mystery PC games for cheap with the aptly named Mystery Mayhem bundle. The bundle starts at one key for $1 and scales up to 20 keys for $13.49.
Naturally, we don’t know what games are included in the pool of potential pulls–part of the fun of mystery bundles like this is the surprise of what games you get. The Mystery Mayhem bundle’s store page says you could get anything from “action-packed shooters to immersive role-playing games” by indie and AAA publishers alike, which doesn’t narrow down the possibilities much, but considering the low price of each key, you’re bound to come away with at least a few games you’re interested in.
There is also a chance one of your keys could be a AAA pack that includes codes to redeem Age of Wonders 4 Premium Edition, Dredge Deluxe Edition, Lego 2K Drive, Resident Evil 4 Deluxe Edition, Street Fighter 6, and the new System Shock remake. That’s a remarkable bundle if you’re lucky enough to grab one.
Last month Rachel made us aware of a life sim called Grave Seasons, a kind of mash up of perennial favourite Stardew Valley and, er, the half-season serial killer arc of a police procedural TV show. Naturally this turned my head, like Tarantino walking past a ladies shoe store, and I emailed the developers Perfect Garbage to find out a bit more. They describe the game as “fun, campy and spooky” and hint at yet more secrets to be revealed. Appropriate for a game where, every time you start a new run, one of the townsfolk starts killing everyone else.
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A DAD’S dream five star TUI holiday turned into hell when he was struck down with a horrific “mystery illness”.
Liam Garnett was placed on a drip after being hit with suspected gastroenteritis while holidaying with his family over Easter.
Liam Garnett was placed on a drip after being struck down with a ‘mystery illness’ while staying at a five-star hotel in Turkey[/caption]
The dad-of-two claims he was suffering with symptoms similar to gastroenteritis[/caption]
The man from Oldham, was left suffering in hospital after what he claims was a food poisoning outbreak at a five-star hotel in Turkey, according to Manchester Evening News.
The 37-year-old was on holiday with his partner Gabrielle, 30, and his two kids when he fell ill.
He claims his two children aged four and six also suffered from horrific symptoms such as diarrhoea and vomiting and one is still off school because of their sickness.
When Liam returned home from the nightmare trip, he needed further treatment and underwent tests including abdomen and chest x-rays.
The dad-of-two is now among dozens of holidaymakers allegedly taking legal action against TUI for the horror stay at the Rixos Sungate Hotel.
Liam said the family booked the holiday as they were hoping for a relaxing break from the stresses of work life and decided to stay at the 1,076-room resort in sunny Turkey.
The Rixos Sungate Hotel also boasts a water park and 12 swimming pools – but the dream holiday soon turned into living hell when the family was struck down with the “mystery illness”.
Liam claims they saw food served uncovered at the resort, with cutlery and tables often left unwiped and dirty.
He also claims he saw cats in the restaurants and chefs smoking around the fire exits without washing their hands afterward.
The man from Manchester said: “It’s been a nightmare.”
He arrived during the night last month and went straight to the 24-hour buffet.
A few days later, he began feeling unwell before coming down with stomach cramps, chills and vomiting.
He added: “I couldn’t leave my bed. I couldn’t eat anything. I got room service to get something in me but I couldn’t eat it.
“I’m gutted. I’ve never been so poorly.”
But even though Liam is back home, he claims to still be suffering from his prolonged symptoms following the illness.
A spokesperson from TUI said they were “concerned” to hear that customers staying at the hotel had been falling ill during the last month.
But they added as Liam and his family had now brought legal action, they were unable to comment on their specific case.
They said: “We were very concerned to hear of small number cases at Rixos Sungate in Turkey, as the health and safety of our customers is our highest priority.
“Our team at resort are in close contact with our guests and offering support where necessary.
“Our health and safety team are investigating in close collaboration with the hotel and we will remain in frequent contact with our guests.
“We’d like to reassure all customers that we regularly audit all of our hotels in respect to health and safety, including hygiene. As this is now a legal matter, we are unable to comment on the specific cases.”
More than 25 other tourists were left bedbound with suspected food poisoning after staying at the five-star TUI hotel.
They were originally told the weather was to blame for the violent sickness sweeping through the all-inclusive resort.
Holidaymakers were reportedly living off a banana a day after being too scared to eat at the 24-hour buffet, or too ill to eat at all.
They were also told they would be charged if they wanted to transfer to a separate hotel.