WILD! Florida Elementary School Teacher Arrested For Drug Possession After Allegedly Acting Bizarrely During Work!

Kim Kardashian almost didn’t get a chance to wear Marilyn Monroe‘s “Happy Birthday Mr. President” dress to the 2022 Met Gala because museum officials originally denied her request.

Florida rapper who goes by the name Rod Wave has been arrested on a domestic battery charge, officials said.Rodarius Green, whose song Heart on Ice broke the Billboard Hot 100 in 2020, was arrested early Monday in St. Petersburg on a warrant out of Osceola County, the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office said.

Kim Kardashian was committed to this fit!

took the dress for a spin at last night’s Met Gala, making her the only person besides Marilyn to ever wear the dress. The skin-tight mesh dress, which has more than 6,000 hand-sewn crystals, was part of the Monroe estate until Anna Strasberg enlisted Christie’s to sell it in 1999, according to the Daily Mail.Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Museum in Florida bought the dress at a Julien’s Auctions event in 2016 for $4.8 million. After taxes and fees, the dress was valued at over $5 million, making it the “world’s most expensive dress” ever sold at auction, Ripley’s told The Post.The dazzling gown is now valued at over $10 million.When Monroe asked costume designer Jean Louis to make a dress for her, she told him, “I want you to design a truly historical dress, a dazzling dress that’s one-of-a-kind, a dress that only Marilyn Monroe could wear,” according to Ripley’s.Bob Mackie drew the original sketch as his first job out of college. The unlined gown made it impossible for Monroe to wear undergarments.

Kim Kardashian put in some serious work to make her 2022 Met Gala moment happen. The reality TV star told Vogue that she lost 16 pounds to fit into the famous dress.

Kim Kardashian put in some serious work to make her 2022 Met Gala moment happen. The reality TV star told  that she lost 16 pounds to fit into the famous dress. The idea first came to Kardashian at least year's gala and was something she was considering if she had not donned the now infamous Balenciaga t-shirt dress in September.«The idea really came to me after the gala in September last year.

Double take! Kim Kardashian transformed into Marilyn Monroe for the 2022 Met Gala and it’s safe to say that she’s left both fans and critics at a loss for words.

Sasha Urban editorDiamonds are a girl’s best friend, and Kim Kardashian is no exception. She further proved her devotion to luxury on Monday by arriving to the Met Gala in Marilyn Monroe’s dress from her iconic 1962 performance of “Happy Birthday, Mr. President.”The sparkly sheer dress has been on display at Ripley’s Believe It or Not museum in Orlando, Fla.

The Kardashians that the dress she plans to wear to the Met cannot be altered or tailored in any way, which may indicate that it's archived vintage, like the Monroe dress. The gown also fits , so the theory makes sense—although, whether or not it makes sense for the Met Gala's “” theme is debatable, since the Gilded Age was from roughly 1870-1900.Fans have used Kardashian's location over the past few weeks to come to their conclusion. Kim Kardashian and boyfriend Pete Davidson were spotted at the Ripley's Believe It or Not museum in Orlando, Florida on April 23.

We’re just a few short days away from the 2022 Met Gala – and there’s a big rumor going around about what Kim Kardashian might be wearing to this year’s event!

obtained by news outlets, Goldberg, 23, and Schwitzky, 32, had a heated argument on a boat. Goldberg allegedly held Schwitzky down for 20 minutes before she started punching him on his arm and was able to break free.  According to police, the reality TV star was able to jump from the boat, when Goldberg allegedly jumped in after her, caught up to her and allegedly began attempting to strangle her while in the water.A post shared by Caroline Schwitzky (@carolineschwitzky)Witnesses are said to have jumped in the water in an effort to help her, while others pleaded for him to stop the alleged attack.

TMZ, said Cole Goldberg was taken into custody and charged with first-degree attempted murder after an argument got out of hand aboard a boat in West Palm Beach, Fla., on April 24.Witnesses told police that Caroline and Cole were on a boat when he aggressively grabbed her and prevented her from getting away. The struggle continued for 20 minutes until she apparently began punching his Cole's arm to free herself from his grip.Caroline, the report states, ended up jumping in the water to escape Cole and swim to a nearby boat, but he reportedly jumped in after her and allegedly tried to push her under. "Witnesses also claimed Cole grabbed Caroline by the throat with both hands, attempting to strangle her while holding her under the water in a rage," TMZ said. Bystanders supposedly screamed for Cole to stop, and several eventually jumped in the water to help rescue Caroline.

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A Florida man has been sentenced to write a 25-page essay on the 2016 Pulse Nightclub massacre after he defaced a newly unveiled rainbow memorial intersection in Delray Beach, Florida. Alexander Jerich, 20, received his writing sentence on Thursday, April 21 after he purposely left a 15-foot skid mark across a memorial rainbow intersection, dedicated to those who lost their lives in the Pulse Nightclub shooting in Orlando, unveiled on June 12, 2021.  As Jerich was driving across the intersection he did a burnout, leaving the indelible skid mark.Judge Scott Suskauer, believing Jerich to be ignorant of the meaning of the memorial, ordered him to research and write about the 49 people who died at Pulse Nightclub and about the people and loved ones they left behind. He also asked for Jerich’s analysis as to why the LGBTQ community receives such hate.“I want your own brief summary of why people are so hateful and why people lash out against the gay community,” Suskauer said.According to the Palm Beach Post, Jerich pled guilty in March to criminal mischief and reckless driving.

Tampa Bay Times the guidance is not enforced by the state, but offers and explains recommendations to families and health care providers.“Physicians may use guidance from different authoritative sources, including government entities and professional associations, in determining the best course of treatment for their patients,” she said in a statement.In March, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services issued an “information memorandum” urging states to use their child welfare systems to protect and support LGBTQI+ youth, and informing agencies that gender-affirming care is a valid form of medically necessary treatment for transgender youth suffering from gender dysphoria. HHS also released guidance making clear that denials of medically necessary health care based on a person’s gender identity are illegal under Section 1557 of the Affordable Care Act, as is restricting doctors from providing such care or prescribing gender-affirming treatments for youth struggling with gender dysphoria.Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo accused HHS of publishing its guidance for political and not medical reasons.

A killer whale died during a SeaWorld show after a fight with another orca left it spouting blood from its blowhole as a horrified audience watched on.

A Florida teen is facing six counts of vehicular homicide after allegedly driving 151 mph down a highway in Palm Beach County moments before a horrific crash in which six people were killed.

Adult film star Steven Miles, AKA Sergeant Miles, was arrested Tuesday for taking part in the January 6 Insurrection at the US Capitol Building. Court documents state that on January 6, Miles, 39, trespassed on Capitol Building grounds, assaulted police officers, smashed windows of the building, and then entered the building briefly. Miles can be seen posing in photographs as well as in CCTV images, wearing a MAGA hat and wearing a desert camo jacket and breaking into the Capitol Building.Nearly 800 people have been arrested in the aftermath of the January 6 Insurrection at the US Capitol, according to the US Department of Justice.