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Rise in ‘Nuclear Verdicts' in Lawsuits Threatens Trucking Industry
Cases with verdicts of at least $1 million against truck operators have increased dramatically since 2006, with an average jury award of $3.1 million.
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Former ‘DWTS' Dancer Slams Substitute Teacher Lecturing His Child for Having 2 Dads
A substitute teacher berated a Utah fifth grader after he said during a pre-Thanksgiving lesson that he was thankful he’s finally going to be adopted by his two dads, the parents said. The boy’s classmates said the teacher told him, “that’s nothing to be thankful for” and lectured the 30 kids in the class about her views on homosexuality. She...
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Fans Say Farewell to Legendary Puerto Rican Astrologer
Walter Mercado lay in his coffin Wednesday wearing a velvet suit that ranged in color from his favorite violet to dark blue as a teary woman stood nearby, transfixed by a screen that showed pictures of the legendary Puerto Rican astrologer surrounded by friends, family and his dog, Runo. She was among the dozens of admirers who stopped by a...
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The Impact of the Legendary Astrologist Walter Mercado
The Spanish-speaking community is mourning the loss of Walter Mercado, the legendary astrologist, TV personality and artist who died Saturday night at 87. Born in Ponce, Puerto Rico, under the zodiac sign of Pisces on March 9, 1936, the iconic astrologist left horoscopes until January 2020, including the predictions for the new year, his nieces said. Here are some of...
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Christie Brinkley's Ex Engaged to 21-Year-Old ‘Soulmate'
Peter Cook is ready to say “I Do” to a special someone.
The famous ex of Christie Brinkley is engaged to 21-year-old college student Alba Jancou, according to Page Six. -
Big Sean, Halsey, Migos Rock Rihanna's Lingerie Fashion Show
Big Sean, A$ap Ferg, Halsey and Migos rocked Rihanna’s Savage X Fenty crowd Tuesday from a color-saturated stage at the Barclays Center as Normani and Laverne Cox joined an army of supermodels and dancers in a showcase of her latest loungewear and lingerie. But don’t look for the juicy new collection on social media, at least not in a big...
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Dior Ad With Johnny Depp Criticized for Appropriating Native American Culture
Dior has produced a fragrance called Sauvage since the mid-1960s and used Johnny Depp in recent years to promote it. But a new advertising campaign that paired them with Native American imagery deepened wounds among a population whose ancestors were called savages and systematically killed. The French luxury goods company posted a trailer Friday with a Lakota dancer in colorful...
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CBS News' Norah O'Donnell Caught on Hot Mic Talking About Sex Harassment
“CBS Evening News” anchor Norah O’Donnell was caught on a hot mic during a segment on sexual harassment appearing to say: “Sounds like somebody else here.” The comment was made during a Tuesday night package on Placido Domingo, the opera legend accused by eight singers and a dancer of sexual harassment and abuse of power, detailed in an Associated Press...
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Summer Camp Uses Dance to Teach Students Life Skills
Of all the mantras Anai Espinoza and her fellow campers recite each morning at AileyCamp, the eighth grader’s favorite is this: “I am in control.” “It makes me believe I have the power to choose the right thing,” she said. Anai is one of a thousand students in 10 states this summer attending AileyCamp, a free six-week program for youngsters...
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Johnny Bananas Is The Ultimate Competitor – Full Episode
Johnny Bananas becomes the Ultimate Competitor. Johny takes on the ultimate MMA challenge when he travels across the pond to London, to train and eventually face Bellator MMA fighter, Michael “Venom” Page in the cage. He attempts the ultimate dance challenge by learning a choreographed Cha Cha routine alongside his 1st Look predecessor and seasoned dancer, Ashley Roberts. In Austin,...
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Maryland Dance Group for Youth With Down Syndrome to Perform With Andy Grammer
A dance company in Bethesda, Maryland gives children and young adults with down syndrome a place to be themselves. On Wednesday, the team will perform with pop singer Andy Grammer at the Annual AcceptAbility Gala in Washington, D.C.
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Chefs, Artists, Athletes: Meet the Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders Making an Impact in D.C.
During the month of May, we celebrate and recognize the rich heritage of Asian-Americans and Pacific Islanders and their many contributions to our nation and communities.
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NJ Man Indicted for Alleged Role in Homeless GoFundMe Scheme
The remaining defendant charged in a scheme with his then-girlfriend along with a Philadelphia homeless man to scam GoFundMe donors out of more than $400,000, has been indicted.
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Maximum Security's Preakness Status Unclear After Derby Disqualification
The next stop in the chase for the Triple Crown is the Preakness, though both Maximum Security and Country House remain noncommittal for the May 18 race following Maximum Security’s disqualification from the Kentucky Derby. Owner Gary West said Sunday he is unsure whether to enter Maximum Security in the Preakness as he ponders appealing the historic decision. West also...
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Kentucky Derby Surprise: Country House Wins After Maximum Security Disqualified
Maximum Security had appeared to win the 145th Derby but officials ruled he interfered.
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Kentucky Derby Shocker: Country House Wins Via DQ
Maximum Security led the Kentucky Derby every step of the way except for the last one — into the winner’s circle. The colt became the first winner disqualified for interference in the Derby’s 145-year history, leading to an agonizing wait and an eventual stunning reversal that made 65-1 shot Country House the winner Saturday. Country House finished second in the...
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NJ Woman in GoFundMe Scheme Pleads Guilty, Faces 4 Years
A New Jersey woman accused of taking part in a scheme with her then-boyfriend along with a homeless man from Philadelphia to scam GoFundMe donors out of more than $400,000, pleaded guilty Monday in Superior Court.
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Woman, Homeless Man Plead Guilty in GoFundMe Scheme
A homeless man from Philadelphia accused of scheming with a New Jersey couple to scam GoFundMe donors out of more than $400,000, and the woman who took part in the scheme, have admitted their roles in federal court.
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Stanley Donen, Director of ‘Singin' in the Rain,' Dies at 94
Director Stanley Donen, a giant of the Hollywood musical who through such classics as “Singin’ in the Rain” and “Funny Face” helped give us some of the most joyous sounds and images in movie history, has died. He was 94. Donen, who often teamed with Gene Kelly but also worked with Cary Grant, Frank Sinatra and Fred Astaire, died Thursday...
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Iggy Azalea Defends Finishing Concert as Backup Dancer Suffers Seizure Mid-Song
Iggy Azalea experienced a terrifying moment when one of her backup dancers suffered a seizure during a concert. The incident took place on Thursday night, when Azalea was performing for a concert in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The rapper was singing her song “Black Widow,” when one of her three dancers suddenly fell to the floor in front of the...