Christopher Sign Dies: Alabama TV Anchor Who Broke Bill Clinton Tarmac Visit With Loretta Lynch Was 45

Butthole Surfers have become the latest band to join forces with Supreme for a new clothing collection.The co-branded range of t-shirts are inspired by the artwork for the Texas rock band’s albums ‘Psychic… Powerless… Another Man’s Sac’, ‘Rembrandt Pussyhorse’ and ‘Locust Abortion Technician’.Announcing the series, which will be available to buy from tomorrow (July 1), Supreme wrote on Instagram: “Over nearly four decades, Butthole Surfers have developed an experimental, darkly humorous sound

Jon Avnet’s “Righteous Kill,” starring Robert DeNiro and Al Pacino.Hargrave was a native of Los Angeles who graduated with a B.S. in business from California State University, Northridge.

The Vaccines have announced details of their new album ‘Back In Love City’ as well as sharing the title track.Set for release on September 10, the fifth album from the London band was recorded at Sonic Ranch in El Paso, Texas and produced by Daniel Ledinsky – known for his past work with Tove Lo, Rihanna and TV On The Radio.Frontman Justin Young said the record is inspired by his experiences of a house swap in Los Angeles as well as Ridley Scott’s futuristic interpretation of the same city in

Photos have been released from the White House’s East Room, where President Joe Biden signed a bill to make Juneteenth an official federal holiday.

passed the House on Wednesday and the Senate on Tuesday. Fourteen Republicans opposed the legislation in the House. «As we establish Juneteenth as our newest national holiday, let us be clear about what happened on June 19, 1865, the day we call Juneteenth,» Harris said, speaking of how the enslaved people of Galveston, Texas, became free. «They learned that they were free.

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Ellise Shafer administratorThe Senate has unanimously passed a bill to establish Juneteenth as a federal holiday.Juneteenth, which takes place annually on June 19, marks the true end of slavery in the United States. It commemorates June 19, 1865, when Union Army General Gordon Granger proclaimed freedom from slavery in the state of Texas, nearly two years after the Emancipation Proclamation.

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HGTV’s biggest renovation project to date is apparently a big hit, delivering strong ratings across several key demos, the network said Friday.

Megan Fox and Bruce Willis are teaming up for “Midnight In The Switchgrass”.

The newlyweds are back! After the most-watched season ever, Married at First Sight will return with season 13 — and a three-hour premiere.

monkey who garnered love and adoration after featuring in viral videos on TikTok has passed away, according to his owners. George, who could be seen frequently on the profile @heresyourmonkeycontent, died following a routine check up in Texas, his family confirmed on 8 June.

blew up the internet with his box-opening skills and other shockingly anthropomorphic behaviors — reportedly succumbed to complications from anesthesia.The anonymous Texas-based couple who had owned the capuchin monkey for 10 years shared the “devastating news” in a moving TikTok statement with over 16.3 million views: “George went to the vet for a regular check up on his teeth,” they captioned the heart-rending clip.

Former President Donald Trump will go on a tour with Bill O’Reilly to talk about his presidency, with a series of paid ticketed events planned for December in Florida and Texas.

GAC Media, a newly-formed group of U.S. investors, has acquired the Great American Country network, a staple of country music fans, from Discovery for an undisclosed price.

Jeff Bezos will be aboard for Blue Origin’s first human space flight next month.

D Magazine first reported the news and said Smith was supposed to give a speech about how her media consumption changes how she perceives the world, and had that speech approved by her school. Most high schools have a similar procedure put in place to avoid students going off-book while they’re on the podium and using their valedictorian speeches to say whatever they want.