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U.S. The Independent
Millionaire who hid treasure in Rocky Mountains says it could be 1,000 years before someone finds it
An eccentric art dealer who claims to have hidden treasure worth millions of pounds in the Rocky Mountains says 350,000 people have tried and failed to find to find the riches. Forrest Fenn, 87, warned it could be “1,000 years from now” before hunters discover the whereabouts of the chest filled with gold nuggets and precious gems. Four men have died looking for the treasure, thought to be worth about about $2m (£1.4m).
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Lifestyle MercuryNews.com
Ask Amy: Our neighbors have no curtains, and we can’t unsee this scene
DEAR AMY: My husband and I live next to a married couple who are about our age (late 30s). Our condos are close (less than 12 feet apart), and some of our windows face each other. They removed all of the curtains and blinds about a year ago. We absolutely try to avoid looking into their house, and we’ve angled our blinds to obstruct our view most of the time. But even walking through our house, you can see into most of their house clearly without even trying. A month ago, I caught a view of our neighbor in his living room. The husband was sitting on the sofa in the living room, totally nude, clearly in a sexual position. A few weeks later, my husband saw the exact same scene as he checked the
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Entertainment thinkprogress.org
Laura Ingraham guest brings up her sponsor exodus, gets kicked off the show immediately
During a panel discussion on Wednesday’s edition of the The Ingraham Angle, immigrant activist Enrique Morones taunted host Laura Ingraham for the recent exodus of her show’s sponsors after she mocked Parkland school shooting survivor David Hogg for being rejected from college. Morones was promptly kicked off the show. Ingraham appeared to have had her fill of Morones, founder of the migrant outreach group Border Angels, after he said he “had never even heard of” the other guest taking part in the panel discussion - John Cox, a Republican candidate for governor in California, who was using the platform to fear-monger about immigrants. “Enrique, I just want to tell you, God bless you, I mean,
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Celebrity USA TodayProfessor who went on Barbara Bush 'racist' rant may not be saved by tenure, could lose job
Editor's note: Contains language that may be inappropriate for some readers. Discretion advised. VISALIA, Calif. - A California State University, Fresno professor's rant about Barbara Bush being an "amazing racist" might land her in hot water. Her tenure status might not save her career, school officials said. Randa Jarrar, an English professor at the central California university, began her more than five-hour Twitter firestorm within an hour of the official announcement of Bush's death on Tuesday. "Barbara Bush was a generous and smart and amazing racist who along with her husband, raised a war criminal," Jarrar wrote. "[Expletive] outta here with your nice words." She went on to call Bush
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U.S. HuffPost
Woman Partially Sucked Out Of Southwest Plane Died Of Impact Trauma: Report
An airline passenger who was killed Tuesday when an engine explosion caused a
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Celebrity The Cheat Sheet
How Carrie Underwood Really Looks After Her Fall
Carrie Underwood has finally made dramatic a return to the spotlight. After staying in hiding for five months due to injuries to her face, the country singer left fans guessing about how different she really looks. Now that Underwood is releasing new music, she’s ready to face the public eye once and for all. Take a look at the star’s powerful return to the 2018 Academy of Country Music Awards stage (page 5), as well as what fans really think about the way she looks since her accident (page 7). 1. Underwood suffered a nasty fall In November 2017, Underwood shocked fans by revealing she’d endured a nasty fall outside of her Nashville home. Her accident resulted in multiple injuries, including
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U.S. Entertainment News
McKayla Maroney says she was abused “hundreds” of times by Larry Nassar
Former Olympic gymnast McKayla Maroney said that she was molested by Larry Nassar “every time I saw him” and that the total number of incidents was in the “hundreds.” She told the Today Show’s Savannah Guthrie that Nassar’s molestation began immediately at their first meeting when she was only 13 years old.
