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U.S. Newsweek
White Supremacist Who Boasted About Being 'Ready for Violence' Cries Over Possible Charlottesville Arrest Warrant
A neo-Nazi who said he was “ready for violence” at the deadly rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, has released footage of himself weeping after learning there is allegedly a warrant out for his arrest.
Quick Takes: Apple Is Spending $1B On Content; Netflix Snares Shonda Rhimes; HBO and Vice Score With Charlottesville DocDecider | Where To Stream Movies & Shows on Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Instant, HBO Go'I'm terrified': White nationalist Christopher Cantwell cries in video about Charlottesville protestThe Telegraph -
Entertainment New York Post
Hippo grabs lion by its head and shows it who’s king
Hippos typically don't find themselves being hunted by other animals, despite living in environments full of deadly predators. In this video from Kenya, a lion attempts to hunt a hippo, providing a perfect example of why the big herbivores usually get left alone.
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Style People
Ariel Winter Flashes Some Underboob in Honor of the Return of Modern Family
The sitcom actress is excited to get back to work
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U.S. TODAY.com
Natalee Holloway’s father discovers human remains in Aruba: ‘I was shocked’
Twelve years after Natalee Holloway's disappearance on a graduation trip to Aruba, her father is hoping a recent discovery will yield a major break in the case of what happened to his daughter. Dave Holloway and private investigator T.J. Ward announced on TODAY Wednesday that an 18-month investigation has led them to discover human remains that are being DNA tested to confirm if they are Natalee's. "When we determined these remains were human, I was shocked,'' Holloway told Matt Lauer and Savannah Guthrie. "I know there's a possibility this could be someone else, and I'm just trying to wait and see." In May 2005, Holloway vanished on a trip with friends following her graduation from an Alabama
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U.S. Business Insider
'Rape by cop': A woman is suing police after she says they 'penetrated' her during roadside strip-search for marijuana
A Texas woman is suing police after she was subjected to a roadside strip-search for marijuana...
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U.S. New York Post
Confusion in the hours before Chris Berman’s wife’s death
The owner of a restaurant in Connecticut under investigation in connection to the car crash that killed the wife of ESPN broadcaster Chris Berman says her business was closed the day of the fatal wreck. Carole Peck, owner of the Good News Café in Woodbury, told the Hartford Courant that the restaurant wasn’t open on May 9, when Katherine Ann Berman, 67, and another driver, Edward Bertulis, 87, died in a two-car crash. “I proved to them through our computer sales and receipts that we weren’t open on the day of the accident and that we are never open on Tuesdays,” Peck told the newspaper. Peck said she was unsure why her café was under investigation by state alcohol regulators, adding that she had been in contact with investigators in the case starting about two weeks ago when they came to the restaurant asking about Berman.
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Style Yahoo StyleThis 1 woman inspired hundreds to wear clothing they have 'no business wearing'
Blogger and mom Katey Johnson shared a photo of herself in a fitted dress she had “no business wearing.” The post went viral and has inspired other women to do the same.
