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Felicity Huffman & William H. Macy's Marriage Is Reportedly Suffering in Wake of College Admissions Scam
As the ramifications of the massive college admissions scam continue to unfold, it’s becoming apparent that the fallout is far-reaching. In addition to the headline-making career consequences for those involved, the backlash is taking a personal toll as well. According to ET, a source reportedly revealed that Felicity Huffman and William H. Macy’s marriage is […]
Celebrity CosmopolitanTravis Scott Is Very Here for Kylie Jenner Posing in a Completely See-Through Dress
Cheating rumors? What cheating rumors?
World Yahoo LifestyleMan wearing MAGA hat kicked out of vigil for Christchurch, New Zealand, mosque victims
An 18-year-old student filmed the mourners' reactions to the man wearing the MAGA hat and says that before she started recording, "he was saying the vigil was meaningless."
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U.S. The IndependentFox News contributor called 'complete moron' for falsely saying US was first to end slavery
Fox News contributor Katie Pavlich attempted to counter Senator Elizabeth Warren’s call to discuss the injustices of slavery, and its lasting systemic impact on generations of African-Americans, by claiming that the United States does not get “enough credit” for ending slavery. While discussing reparations to descendents of enslaved people on Fox News’ "Outnumbered" on Tuesday, Ms Pavlich claimed that the US was the first country to abolish slavery. “They keep blaming America for the sin of slavery but the truth is, throughout human history, slavery existed, and America came along as the first country to end it within 150 years,” she said.
Sports MarketWatchDad who paid $250,000 in Facebook shares to get his daughter into UCLA: Ugh, this could be a front-page story
Singer, as part of his cooperation deal with the government in a bid for leniency, met with Isackson, who allegedly “donated” $250,000 in Facebook stock (FB)to help get his daughter into UCLA. While other fake athletes bribed their way into schools and, of course, never actually played, Isackson, due to UCLA's own rules, was required to join the soccer team for at least a year, the Times reported. The only problem: She wasn't much of player.
Entertainment PeopleAriana Grande Signs Away 90 Percent of '7 Rings' Songwriting Royalties to Rodgers and Hammerstein
Ariana Grande Signs Away 90 Percent of '7 Rings' Songwriting Royalties to Rodgers and Hammerstein
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Mar 21, 2019
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