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A year later she divorced her husband and, apparently, embarked on an affair (another absolute no-go area in interviews).

With his hopes of playing in the world championships dashed because of the Knicks' inability to insure his nearly $100 million contract, Amar'e Stoudemire has apparently embarked on another intriguing international adventure.

He's also apparently embarked on a listening tour with residents in hopes of improving relations between cops and the public, though the photo's release will presumably make that trickier to pull off.

After a string of collaborations in the last year with two of London's hottest acts, Disclosure and Sam Smith, the Queen of Hip-Hop Soul has apparently embarked on a month long pilgrimage to London culminating in the release of "Mary J Blige: The London Sessions".

In Luton, she spent £1,823.09 on bathroom repairs and £212.50 on bedding, along with £200 worth of food, before apparently embarking on regular shopping trips to buy items ranging from Pollyfilla to wallpaper, paint and fitted bedroom units, costing £1,207.50.

This year he's already picked a fight with David Guetta ("an abomination" apparently) while embarking on a war of words with Enter Shakiri ("Enter Shikari can go fuck themselves" posted the band's official Twitter page).

Instead of condemning the foundation of their horrible ideology, the appropriate response is apparently to embark on a lengthy hypothetical about a utopian future where every bloke gets to shag a robot?

His performing ban apparently rescinded, Prince embarked on the Hit n Run – Parade Tour, which included three nights at Wembley Arena.

The manager of opposition business, Tony Burke, said the new government had promised to put the "adults" back in charge of politics, but was apparently resolved to embark on juvenile name calling.

Moss apparently wanted something more, for she embarked on a potentially far more serious encounter with the one artist up to the job.

Since its inception back in 2012, Richie Hawtin's CNTRL (Not, apparently, an acronym for the Center for National Techno Research and Learning) has embarked each year on a nation-spanning tour that hits North American colleges like Berklee School of Music, NYU, UCLA, and this year in the Big Apple The New School for a day's worth of electronic music-themed programming.