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Ron Popeil died aged 86 on Wednesday morning at a hospital in Los Angeles  Popeil is known as the father of the infomercial and creator of items including the Pocket Fisherman, Hair in a Can and Set it and Forget it Rotisserie  He was also behind some iconic TV catchphrases, 'But wait there's more!' and 'Set it and forget it!' for his the famous Showtime Rotisserie & BBQ Popeil began doing in-store presentations at Woolworth's in Chicago As TV became more popular, the infomercial was born and Popeil's popularity rocketed with audiences appreciating his warm and approachable manner 

When does "just small-town local dirty politics" become something more?  When should a "he said/she said" exchange be ignored and when should it be investigated?   And how does a responsible broadcasting company cover the mud without getting muddy itself and not spread the mud beyond the puddle?  Tricky questions.  Let's give it a shot? The Players In one corner is 2nd district Yakima City Councilman, Jason White.  You may not recognize him because until recently, he hadn't been to a council meeting in over a year.  He has had more than his fair share of run-ins with his fellow council...

Tristan Thompson, Lamar Odom Argue Over Khloe Kardashian, But What Is She Thinking? [UPDATE] E Lamar Odom is shooting his shot with ex-wife Khloe Kardashian’s Instagram. Tristan Thompson definitely noticed. Is there a love triangle in the works or is Thompson about to put Odom on blast? Old Flames Die Hard The drama all started on Friday when Odom commented “Hottie” on a pic of Khloe using an outdoor shower on Instagram. The two have been divorced since 2016, but it sounds like the fire must be still burning for Odom. Thompson certainly took notice and offense to Odom flirting with hi...

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*Wait There’s more … for Derek Chauvin and three other ex-Minneapolis cops. And it’s not good. Federal prosecutors have  now charged Chauvin — the use-to-be Minneapolis police officer who was convicted of killing George Floyd— and three other former officers (from that department) of civil rights violations tied to Floyd’s May, 2020 death. The other three officers named in the federal indictment are J. Kueng, Thomas Lane and Tou Thao. If you recall, they were all on the scene when Chauvin knelt on Floyd’s neck for nine Plus minutes during an arrest. The civil rights charges a...