Month: October 2023

Al Roker is taking his grandpa duty seriously! The beloved weatherman recently spent a few days with his granddaughter, Sky Clara, which made for the “perfect weekend.” “Thanks to @ouichefroker and @thatteacherwhodjs for letting me babysit my little Sky Clara over the weekend,” the Today co-host wrote, tagging his granddaughter’s parents, on Instagram. “I forgot… Continue reading Al Roker reports for grandpa duty, spends weekend babysitting 3-month-old granddaughter Sky Clara

Clint Eastwood, the iconic American actor, director, and producer, has graced the silver screen for over six decades. Born on May 31, 1930, in San Francisco, California, he emerged as a cinematic legend with his gruff charm, authoritative presence, and stoic demeanor. While Clint Eastwood’s acting career is widely recognized, his influence transcends the boundaries… Continue reading The untold story of 93-year-old Clint Eastwood

Lia Thomas Dives into the Men’s Team Amidst Ongoing Debates on Gender and Fairness in Sports. In a move that has sent shockwaves through the world of competitive swimming, Lia Thomas has reportedly decided to join a men’s swim team after enduring relentless criticism surrounding her participation in women’s events. This decision is emblematic of… Continue reading Breaking: Lia Thomas to Swim With A Men’s Team After Extreme Criticism

Bud Light’s Parent Company Anheuser-Busch Experiences Massive $27 Billion Market Devaluation Following Controversial Mulvaney Campaign. It’s a rough morning-after for Anheuser-Busch InBev, the corporate powerhouse behind Bud Light, as it grapples with an unprecedented fiscal downturn due to its contentious association with TikTok influencer, Dylan Mulvaney. A sobering decrease in its share value has led… Continue reading Just in: Anheuser-Busch Has Now Lost $27B Thanks To Dylan Mulvaney

An Unexpected Collision of Sporting and Entertainment Worlds: Understanding the Intricacies and Implications of Riley Gaines’s Defamation Lawsuit Against Whoopi Goldberg. In an unexpected twist that has rippled across both the sporting and entertainment realms, celebrated swimmer Riley Gaines has filed a hefty $10 million lawsuit against Whoopi Goldberg, renowned co-host of “The View”, alleging… Continue reading Breaking: Riley Gaines Files a $10 Million ‘Defamation’ Lawsuit Against Whoopi Goldberg

V Pizza, a pizza restaurant chain based in Jacksonville, Florida, came under fire after one of their Georgia franchisees posted a sign in the window of the location that left customers with a bad feeling in their stomachs. Now, the franchise’s corporate office has come forward to criticize their Georgia colleague for posting the sign… Continue reading Restaurant Owner Is Asked To Remove “Controversial” Sign From His Window

Several years ago, Jussie Smollett became a household name when he staged a homophobic, racist attack against himself in order to blackmail the producers of Empire into paying him a higher salary. Now that he has been found guilty of his crimes and convicted, he has been forced to face down his sentencing. On Thursday,… Continue reading Jussie Smollett Throws Tantrum In Court After Hearing His Jail Sentence

With more than twenty-one million monthly listeners on Spotify, you’d think that 23-year-old pop star Conan Gray would be able to deliver a pleasing rendition of the Star-Spangled Banner. Unfortunately, Gray’s rendition is now being hailed as perhaps the worst singing of the national anthem ever attempted, as his version of the song was “impossibly… Continue reading It’s Being Called The Worst National Anthem Ever, And Now It’s Going Viral

Inflation has been forcing businesses into dire situations. The United States witnessed a shocking 4.2 percent rate of inflation in July, which was the highest it has been in decades. This means consumer goods are costing more now than usual, and retailers are feeling the pressure to raise their prices to cover costs. Dollar Tree,… Continue reading Dollar Tree Makes Shocking Announcement That Their Customers Are Not Happy About

The determination and grit to help his family, along with the encouragement of his co-workers, urged him to go to college and earn a degree. And it’s not just any college, but Harvard University’s School of Law. A sanitation worker turned degree holder. Rehan Staton worked at Bates Trucking and Trash Removal in Maryland before… Continue reading After years of hauling trash, man who had 2.0 GPA in high school graduates from Harvard Law