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Celebrity Elle
Meghan Markle Has Reportedly Been Banned from Wearing a Tuxedo on Her Trip to Australia
Prince Harry apparently said no.
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U.S. NBC Sports
DMV in Cleveland tapes a photo of LeBron to their camera to stop people smiling
This is sort of clever.
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Sports Yahoo Sports
LeBron James coached his son to a national title - but had to play peacemaker
LeBron James was hands-on in his son's national championship game last week.
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Entertainment The Wrap
The Winners and Losers of Comic-Con 2018, From ‘Aquaman’ to ‘Titans’ to Donald Trump
Winner: Warner Bros. Pictures - With Marvel Studios absent this year, Warner Bros really stepped up with its Hall H presentation this year. Loser: Johnny Depp - Depp shocked everyone in Hall H when he appeared on stage in character as Grindlewald, but he quickly left the room in stunned silence as he mumbled haltingly through his lines.
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Sports WLS - Chicago
ABC7 AccuWeather Forecast
Watch the latest ABC7 AccuWeather forecast.
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Business The TennesseanAsk the Captain: Can Boeing bring back the 757?
Question: Is it possible that Boeing could bring back the 757 into production without having to design a whole new airplane? So many airlines now seem to want the 757. - Dave, Foxboro, Massachusetts Answer:I doubt it. The 757 first flew in February 1982. The improvements in aerodynamics, flight controls and computer technology since then (35 years) would require a new design. Q: Do you think Boeing should revive the 757 program? - Joe, Peoria, Illinois A:The 757 is one of my favorite airplanes. Economics forced it into retirement, therefore, I understand that it is an airplane of the past, not the future. No, I do not think Boeing should revive the 757, but it is possible Boeing could build
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U.S. San Francisco Chronicle
Black owner of SF lemonade stand has police called on him while trying to open his business
The owner of a high-end lemonade stand in San Francisco's Mission District said that he was approached by officers with the San Francisco Police Department on Thursday, July 19 as he was opening his business after someone in the neighborhood thought he was breaking into his own business. Viktor Stevenson, a black man who is the owner of Gourmonade, told AJ+ in an interview that he was checking to see if the security system for his lemonade stand was working when four cops approached him. He said one of the officers had his hand on his gun. "The officer said 'Can you prove that this is your business?' and I said 'Absolutely. Like, I have the key,'" Stevenson told AJ+. "I opened and closed the
