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Apr 1 Hans "Buffy" Ettmayer, Austrian soccer midfielder (30 caps; FC Wacker Innsbruck, VfB Stuttgart, Hamburger SV, Freiburger FC), dies at 76 Apr 1 Ken Buchanan, Scottish boxer (undisputed world lightweight champion 1971), dies from dementia at 77 Apr 2 Salim Durani, Indian cricket all-rounder (29 Tests, 1 x 100, 74 wickets, BB 6/73; Saurashtra, Gujarat, Rajasthan), dies from cancer at 88 Apr 2 Seymour Stein [Steinbigle], American music label executive (Sire Records- signed Madonna, Ramones, Talking Heads), and co-founder of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, dies of cancer at 80 [1] Apr 3 Nigel Lawson, British journalist and politician (UK Chancellor 1983-89, reformed tax laws), dies at 91 [1] Apr 3 Rena Koumioti, Greek laiko and entechno singer, dies due to complications of dementia at 81 Apr 4 Birger Jensen, Danish soccer goalkeeper (19 caps; Club Brugge KV 328 games), dies at 72 Apr 4 American auto racer (5 x world land speed record holder; first to reach 500mph (800km/h) and 600mph (970km/h), dies of cancer at 86 [Read More]

According to the pornographic organization which is famous formaking x-rated videos, Okeke fits the type of porn actress they want to feature in some of their productions and they have extended an invitation to her after watching her sex tape where a cucumber was used on her by her partner. Recall that some weeks ago, the lesbian sex tapes involving the ex-beauty queen became viral after they were released, causing serious condemnation in the country with many calling for her arrest and prosecution. [Read More]

In the U.S., there is sometimes gnashing of teeth over holiday greetings. Passover, an eight-day Jewish holiday, starts in 2023 at sundown on April 5 and ends at sundown on April 13. If you’re stressing about how to wish your friends, colleagues, or loved ones a happy Passover, we have you covered. Here’s everything you need to know about the proper Passover greetings: What is the proper Passover greeting?There are several different Passover greetings, depending on what language you’d prefer and how observant the person you’re sending your well-wishes to is. [Read More]

Cathy Fiacco-Garlock | Garlock RealtyThe Thousand Islands run for about 50 miles along the Saint Lawrence River between New York and Canada. The chain includes almost 1,800 islands ranging in size from Wolfe Island at 40 square miles down to just a few square feet of rocks with one tree. (Rocks have to have at least one tree to be considered an official Thousand Islands island.) In addition to the region’s popularity as a vacation destination, the famous salad dressing was named after the islands. [Read More]

Hormones may not be the first thing you think of when it comes to your health—unless you’ve spent any time on TikTok recently. If your body’s moderating chemicals aren’t being churned out at exactly the right times and quantities, the app’s content creators claim, a cascade of symptoms including sluggishness, acne, headaches, and weight gain can ensue. But not to worry, they say: a “hormone balancing” regimen, based on eating certain foods and doing the right exercises at prescribed times, will fix that. [Read More]

The human heart is a muscle, but it’s also a kind of complicated balloon—a balloon that fills and empties roughly 60 to 100 times every minute, and several billion times during the course of a lifetime. Among people with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, the walls of the heart muscle are abnormally thick. This thickness can interfere with the heart’s normal filling-and-emptying operation. “If you think of a balloon made with super-thick rubber, you have to blow harder to fill it, and it’s the same with a hypertrophic heart,” says Dr. [Read More]

A recent video released April 22 shows Kardashian had a notable run-in with the late music icon during his 2011 concert at Madison Square Garden. Prince brought the reality star on stage and then kicked her off because she wouldn't dance! In the clip, Prince, in a glamorous all gold outfit, started showing off his moves in front of Kim. That was Prince’s way of saying it’s cool to get down and boogie on stage, but Kim was just too nervous to move! [Read More]

It was Jiye Kim’s first BTS concert. A rippling sea of glowing globes formed as the crowd waved light sticks and, in unison, yelled the band’s fan chant—Kim Nam-joon! Kim Seok-jin! Min Yoon-gi! Jung Ho-seok! Park Ji-min! Kim Tae-hyung! Jeon Jung-gook! BTS! Kim already liked the group’s music, but watching them perform in May 2017 at Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena among a crowd of more than 11,000 turned her into a fan—or more precisely, a member of ARMY, the official fandom name of the K-pop juggernaut. [Read More]

The five main characters from the FX show It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia—Charlie, Mac, Dennis, Sweet Dee and Frank—are some of the worst people ever portrayed in a TV series. Each is delusional and profoundly narcissistic, which serves each character well in the service of their various schemes (except for the illiterate Charlie, who is just sort of a beautiful mystery), and yet somehow, even within the context of a group of mean alcoholics running a crappy bar in nondescript industrial Philly, they are remarkably unsuccessful people. [Read More]

When John Waters shocked audiences with “Pink Flamingos” more than 50 years ago, he probably didn’t foresee major museum exhibitions of his trashy aesthetic and irreverent filmmaking. But half a century later, he’s become the elder statesman of rebellion, and the Academy Museum is celebrating Baltimore’s treasure with a career-spanning exhibit and accompanying film retrospective. Opening Sunday in Los Angeles, the extensive exhibit includes 400 pieces over 12 galleries. At the preview, Bill Kramer, CEO of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, said, “John Waters: Pope of Trash is a salute to an individual creative voice and the distinctive contributions he has made over the past six decades, not only to the art of film but to American pop culture. [Read More]