The real Mamá Coco dies at the age of 109: The Mexican grandmother who inspired Pixar’s ‘Coco’

Not sweating the small stuff. While dealing with some major ups and downs in her life, Kim Kardashian made it clear she wasn’t concerned about the outrage over her Photoshopped photos from Disneyland.

The Black Death impacted human genetics so significantly that the Middle Age pandemic still affects our health more than 700 years later.

American investor Kyle Fox last night doubled down on her intentions to buy a huge stake in Rangers – after defeating the Ibrox board in a Miami court.

A spooked mother has been left unsettled by her young son who claims that he is a reincarnation of a woman who died almost 30 years ago after a horrendous hotel fire. Luke Ruehlman, 5 claims that he used to live a previous lift as an African-American woman called Pam Robinson who jumped to her death to escape the flames inside Paxton Hotel in Chicago.

EXCLUSIVE: Campside Media, the company behind the popular Chameleon podcast series, which documented the story of the Hollywood Con Queen, has lined up its next project – the story of the wild kidnapping attempt of Michigan governor Gretchen Whitmer.

Harry Styles‘ penis was hit by flying object during his Chicago concert at United Center last Friday (October 14) – watch footage of the moment below.The pop star was chatting to fans about the “unseasonably cold” temperatures in the US city when someone launched an unknown object onto the stage, which hit him right in the nether regions.“Now, that’s unfortunate,” he told the audience while doubled over in apparent pain.

, has died. Caballero died in her hometown, Santa Fe de la Laguna, where she was born on Sept. 16, 1913, TMZ reported, citing Roberto Monroy, the Secretary of Tourism for the Mexican state of Michoacan.

wrote in a tweet, which was translated from Spanish.Disney hasn’t ever acknowledged Caballero as the inspiration behind the character, but her family claims a team from Pixar visited their town and even lived with them for a period of time, as reported by TMZ.“Mama Coco,” was released in 2017 animated film and is centered around Mexico’s Day of the Dead traditions.Actress Ana Ofelia Murguia voiced Mama Coco.

A local Fox affiliate reported on the "unexpected alliance" between conservatives and Arab Americans in standing up to public school boards in Michigan that are stocking "explicit" LGBTQ books in school libraries.  The report detailed the attendance of concerned conservative and Arab American parents at a Dearborn, Michigan public school board meeting Thursday night to protest "having LGBTQ+ books on the library’s rolls saying they’re sexually explicit." Fox 2 said, "Their presence was a nod to the unexpected alliance of sorts between conservatives and many in the Arab American community as their interests overlap on this issue."  Michigan parents protest school board over explicit books in school library. (Fox News) Republican Michigan attorney general candidate Matthew Deperno, in attendance that evening, commented on this united front.

Former President Barack Obama is traveling to Georgia, Michigan and Wisconsin this month to stump for Democratic candidates weeks before the midterm elections. First, on Oct. 28, he heads to Atlanta, where Stacey Abrams is making another gubernatorial run against incumbent rival Gov.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor Ji.hlava Intl. Documentary Film Festival, which runs Oct. 25-30, has unveiled Opus Bonum, its international competition section. The 16-strong lineup includes eight world premieres. Andrea Kleine’s “The End Is Not What I Thought It Would Be,” from the U.S., is set during the pandemic. Kleine, the author of novels “Calf” and “Eden,” is seen performing stand-up comedy, monologues and music in a theater without an audience. Emily Allen’s U.S. film “Cisco Kid” features a young woman living in the middle of a vast desert in the American West, in the ruins of a town where the last of the oddball inhabitants struggle to survive.

Former “American Idol” star Willie Spence has passed away at age just 23.

Meghan Markle has bravely opened up about the "worst point" she experienced in regards to her mental health, revealing that husband Prince Harry was the one who found her help. The former actress, 41, discussed her mental health struggles on the fifth, and most recent, episode of her podcast Archetypes.

Is Kim Kardashian sending a shady message to her ex through a new Insta vid?!

Meghan Markle only ever wanted to be “emotionally fulfilled” in her position as a royal as opposed to being treated as the “UK’s next Beyoncé”, an expert has said.This revelation comes after the Duchess of Sussex, 41, was claimed to have wanted to become Britain’s next Beyoncé following her marriage to Prince Harry in the book Valentine Low's Courtiers: The Hidden Power Behind the Crown.The recent book declared that Meghan didn’t like the “ridiculous” rules that came with her newfound royal status at the time, playing a major part in her decision to eventually step down as a royal altogether. A psychic expert has spoken out against these “confusing” claims made in the book, saying that they are unsupported by astrological details.