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In this episode of KMER 81, producer host Ken McCoy talks about Yahoo News article Michael B. Jordan developing Black Superman limited series for HBO Max. The series is set to follow Val-Zod while the Warner Bros. Black Superman film, in development from JJ Abrams, may center Kal-El/Calvin Ellis

McCoy gives some brief tips on how to continue to stay safe during family gatherings as the COVID-19 pandemic issues new variants throughout California. He also reviews PG&E's alert notifications for emergencies and wild fires.

Finally, McCoy takes foodtography to a new level, displaying homemade , family taco recipe.

Movie trailers featured this episode include: The Last Duel , Settlers, and Day of the Dead.

Here are the latest 7-29-21 ONME News Headlines.

In this ONME News Review's, News Too Real episode, Part 1B: CDC Gives Update of COVID-19 Pandemic Concerning Delta Variant, producer host Julia Dudley Najieb reviews the latest California COVID-19 headlines and the California Department of Public Health's reinstated mask mandate for not only schools, but all public indoor settings.

Dudley Najieb also reviews the last part of the Ethnic Media Services media briefing with Centers for Disease Control (CDC) officials Dr. Lauri Hicks and Dr. Jose Montero, who talked one-on-one with the ethnic media about the delta variant, mask recommendations, and other COVID-19 related issues.

In this ONME News Review's, News Too Real episode, producer host Julia Dudley Najieb reviews Ethnic Media Services media briefing with CDC officials who talked one-on-one with the ethnic media about the Delta variant, mask recommendations, and other COVID-19 related issues.
Hear their comments on masks recommendations and why the Delta variant is dangerous to us all.

In this episode of KMER 80, producer host Ken McCoy reviews Juicy J's wise investment to use his moissanite diamond watch to instead invest in solar power firm named Heliogen, which reportedly received a $2 billion valuation.

McCormick Is Looking for a Part-Time “Taco Lover,” and the Pay Is . . . $100,000

Free PG & E webinar is tomorrow, July 22 for Merced, San Joaquin and Stanislaus counties. Call 1-866-501-6088, Conference ID: 5456347 will review how to prepare for wildfires.

James BrownBrown’s children and the estate’s administrator, Russell L. Bauknight, announced that a settlement was reached last Friday after two months of “lengthy discussions.” The settlement will resolve outstanding lawsuits centered on the estate and will allow the process of fulfilling “Mr. Brown’s noble estate plan to fund scholarships.”

Bauknight has previously estimated that Brown’s estate is worth $4.7 million. There have been other estimates that it could be as much as $100 million, according to Vanity Fair, not including his hundreds of songwriting copyrights, which are not a part of the estate.

Movie trailers featured this episode: Jungle Cruise, Sing 2 and Snake Eyes.

Watch the latest news headlines from throughout California.

Producer host Julia Dudley Najieb continued the discussion on why to mask versus no masks, based on the advice of three medical experts well verse on the coronavirus: Dr. Eric Feigl-Ding, Dr. Jose Perez and Dr. Ben Neuman.

Check out the latest events happening throughout California!

As economies re-open across the U.S., residents are confused as to whether or not they should continue to wear a mask. The Centers for Disease Control says vaccinated people can forgo a mask, while the World Health Organization suggests that even vaccinated people should continue to wear their masks. Meanwhile, states and counties are issuing their own guidelines.Experts this week will discuss masking options - especially in view of the rapid spread of the Delta variant - and provide information for individuals to make informed decisions. Three experts have a candid discussion about the importance of mask wearing.