Princess Diana’s brother Charles Spencer honored his big sister’s memory 26 years after her death by sharing a childhood photo of the two of them. The 1960s-era snapshot showed Diana in a pink and white striped dress with her arm around her little brother who wore a polo shirt and […]
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American college student identified as passenger who went overboard from world’s largest cruise ship
The passenger who went overboard off the world’s largest cruise ship on Tuesday has been identified by his family as 19-year-old Sigmund Ropich. He went overboard from Royal Caribbean’s Wonder of the Seas off the coast of Cuba during a seven-day cruise that left from Port Canaveral, Florida, according to […]
Read MoreKyle Shanahan admits 49ers made a mistake surrendering draft picks to acquire Trey Lance
Trey Lance’s tenure with the San Francisco 49ers came to an abrupt end last week when he was traded to the Dallas Cowboys. The Niners gave up significant assets to move up and select Lance at No. 3 overall in the 2021 draft. The team received a fair amount of […]
Read MoreTexas suspect caught on video torturing family’s cats learns his fate
A Texas man was sentenced to six-and-a-half years in prison after he brutally tortured at least two cats, police say. Shubhankar Kawle, 28, was found guilty of third-degree felony cruelty to non-livestock animals Thursday. He was initially arrested Oct. 20, 2021, at the University of Texas at Dallas, where he […]
Read MoreBurning Man festival told to ‘shelter in place,’ conserve food and water amid flooding
Burning Man attendees are being told to shelter in place and conserve resources amid heavy flooding in the area. Organizers for the festival posted on X, formerly known as Twitter, that the airport and entrance of Black Rock City, Nevada, where the event is held, are both closed. It also […]
Read MoreLady Gaga honors Tony Bennett with ‘Fly Me to the Moon’ in first Vegas residency show since his death
Lady Gaga this week honored the memory of her friend and collaborator Tony Bennett with a moving rendition of “Fly Me to the Moon” in her first show back at her Vegas residency since his death at 96 in July. Addressing his widow Susan Benedetto, who was apparently in the […]
Read MoreCubs honor Jimmy Buffett, who played first-ever concert at historic Wrigley Field in 2005
Legendary musician Jimmy Buffett died Friday following a battle with an undisclosed health issue. He was 76. “Jimmy passed away peacefully on the night of September 1st surrounded by his family, friends, music and dogs,” a statement posted to Buffett’s official website and social media pages said. The Grammy-nominated singer […]
Read MoreCoco Gauff says Justin Bieber’s support sparked US Open comeback win, hopes Beyoncé will attend future match
The third round of the U.S. Open was a star-studded affair. Pop star Justin Bieber and wife Hailey were sitting in the crowd Friday rooting for Coco Gauff. The 19-year-old American tennis star dropped her opening set against Belgium’s Elise Mertens. But Gauff regrouped and won the match. Gauff credited […]
Read MoreMississippi State honors Mike Leach in first home game since his death
The Mississippi State Bulldogs are playing their first game since the sudden death of head coach Mike Leach. Leach was 61 when he died in December. He had just wrapped up his third season coaching the program. University President Mark Keenum and athletic director Zac Selmon presented Leach’s family with […]
Read MoreFamily of pilot killed in Texas air show crash sues organizers of Wings Over Dallas: ‘Who is responsible?’
The family of Len Root, who was one of six people killed last year when two WWII-era planes collided midair in front of a packed Texas crowd, is suing the organizers of the Wings Over Dallas Air Show. “Mrs. Root watched it happen, and she is not doing very well,” […]
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