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For Lance Antrobius, all the smiles and laughs are worth all the work and maintenance.

Childhood Cancer Survivor Earns FREE Ticket To Outer Space SpaceX is planning to launch its first all-civilian flight this fall. And Hayley Arceneaux, a 29-year-old woman who beat cancer as a kid, just got a FREE ticket. Plus, learn how can you support St. Jude’s children’s hospital and win your own ticket to outer space!   Tell Me Something Good is presented by James D McMahan, MD, FACS of Advanced Aesthetic and Laser Surgery. Featured EventsNo events Researchers in the U.S. and abroad ar...

It almost seems impossible, but we’ve been living with COVID-19 in our lives for almost a year, and tragically, some of us have lost grandparents, parents, siblings and friends due to this unforgiving virus.

Trinity University dining hall staff members stay overnight to serve food to around 1,100 students 14 staffers volunteer to stay overnight and feed students on campus, official says Tags:  Image courtesy of Trinity University. (Copyright 2020 by KSAT - All rights reserved.) SAN ANTONIO – Trinity University dining hall staffers chose to stay overnight and continue to feed students on campus as a historic winter storm swept the area. Tess Coody-Anders, Trinity’s vice president for strategic ...

Jeremy Perring, 36, and Keanon Tereblanche, 27, appeared in the Port Elizabeth Magistrate’s Court on Monday, after they were arrested at a beachfront restaurant with a rhino horn on Friday.

At the dawn of movie-making, having people kiss on camera was a risqué way to pull in audiences still getting used to this new medium. The first of these tiny love stories was Thomas Edisons 1896 short,  The Kiss, which featured two white performers. Two years later, Black vaudeville actors Saint Suttle and Gertie Brown smilingly puckered up in short by director and studio-founder William Selig titled  Something Good-Negro Kiss. Rediscovered in 2017 by Dino Everett, a film archivist at the ...

Rolling Stone Menu ‘Silence of the Lambs’: The Complete Buffalo Bill Story From the glitter rocker who inspired killer character Jame Gumb to the original song he was supposed to dance naked to By Photofest You never know what’s going to happen with an audition,” actor Ted Levine remembers of the first time he portrayed Jame Gumb, The Silence of the Lambs villain also known as “Buffalo Bill.” “I just pulled something out. It was scary. It felt kind of magical.�...

We all had to get creative at the beginning of quarantine when restaurants and bars suddenly closed to help slow the spread of COVID-19, and, for some people, that meant going from a newbie in the kitchen to mastering recipes.

Quarantine was tough on everyone, but it was even more tough for folks who were separated from loved ones.

It’s fair to say that Americans had a lot of free time on their hands during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, which resulted in many people deciding to do that home renovation they’ve been putting off.