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- U.S.Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Christopher Scarver, who killed Jeffrey Dahmer in prison, said in 2015 that he did it because Dahmer taunted inmates with food
In 2015, Christopher Scarver, the inmate who killed Jeffrey Dahmer, said he did it because Dahmer taunted inmates by shaping his food into body parts.
- SportsNational Review
Swimmer Who Raced Lia Thomas Says UPenn Team Members Thanked Her for Speaking Out
“I actually had a ton of Lia Thomas’ teammates reach out to me personally, and thank me for what I’m doing”
- CelebrityThe New York Times
MacKenzie Scott May No Longer Have a Partner in Philanthropy
In lieu of a wedding announcement, billionaire philanthropist MacKenzie Scott’s second husband, Dan Jewett, a science teacher, proclaimed their marriage last year by publicly promising to join her in donating their enormous fortune to good causes. A year and a half later, his name has quietly vanished from her philanthropic endeavors. On the site for the Giving Pledge, where billionaires promise to give away half of their wealth before they die, his letter no longer appears with hers. Without fa
- EntertainmentThe News-Press
Camera goes underwater, then viral as Hurricane Ian floods Fort Myers Beach
Streaming with multiple cameras, Severe Studios, a camera at Fort Myers Beach went viral amid flooding from Hurricane Ian.
- BusinessBenzinga
Trump Sued For A Quarter Billion Dollars — How The Former President's Foresight In Real Estate Could Soften The Blow And Teach Us All A Lesson
222 + 45 = $250,000,000. That’s right. A 222-page civil suit outlining the alleged gross negligence, fraud and scams conducted by the 45th President of the United States could result in a loss of $250 million. Donald Trump, whose Digital World Acquisition Corp. project has failed spectacularly, is facing serious charges. On Sept. 21, 2022, New York Attorney General Letitia James announced that the State of New York was filing a lawsuit against Trump for “violating the law, as part of his efforts
- EntertainmentINSIDER
The original 'Sweet Home Alabama' ending was reshot because test audiences thought Reese Witherspoon's character died
Director Andy Tennant recalled to Insider what it was like to watch audiences go into shock thinking he killed off his lead in original ending.
- LifestyleNextShark
Taiwan couple feeds all their wedding guests with $800 worth of Costco food
A Taiwanese couple’s outdoor wedding banquet that was supplied solely with Costco food has gone viral on social media. The bride posted photos of their wedding feast to Facebook group Costco好市多商品經驗老實說 (Costco Honestly Speaking about Commodity Experience) on Monday, showcasing their entire banquet supplied with items from big-box retailer Costco. The couple reportedly spent 25,000 TWD (approximately $787) on their wedding banquet at Costco.
- LifestyleIn The Know by Yahoo
'Never seen anything like that in my life': Woman comes up with creative way to avoid overweight baggage fees
A woman life-hacked her way out of some overweight baggage in the most creative way.
- SportsUSA TODAY Sports
VideoCollege Football Predictions, Schedule, Game Previews, Scoreboard: Week 5
College football predictions, schedule, game previews and TV listings for Week 5
- WorldUkrayinska Pravda
Russias professional soldiers about those mobilised in Ukraine: "To be honest, they will all die there"
STANISLAV POHORILOV - WEDNESDAY, 28 SEPTEMBER 2022, 16:25 Russian professional soldiers and mercenaries who have fought at the front [in Ukraine] told the media that nothing good awaits the mobilised in Ukraine; most of them will die.
- CelebrityDeadline
Anthony Bourdain Texts Published In New Biography Reveal Grim Final Days: “I Hate My Fans…I Hate Being Famous…I Hate My Job” – Report
A new unauthorized biography of Anthony Bourdain, which includes for the first time the celebrity chef’s text messages from the days leading up to his death by suicide in 2018, reveals Bourdain’s anguish over his career, his estranged marriage and his troubled romantic relationship with actor Asia Argento. Selections from the book Down and Out […]
