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"Remember how important teachers are, acknowledge the work they do every day, and for the love of god, pay them the money they deserve."
The couple shared the news on Saturday.
It's the first time the color of the carpet has changed since there was first a red carpet in 1961.
Wersching had been diagnosed with cancer in 2020.
A representative for Riley Keough, Lisa Marie Presley's eldest daughter, confirmed to BuzzFeed News that she's now a mother herself.
The Brazilian “King of Football” had been treated for colon cancer since 2021.
I might be missing out on watching my son sleep, but the best baby monitor for me was an audio-only version. It gave me less to worry about, which helped ease my anxiety.
Frank was 49 years old, and his cause of death was not immediately disclosed.
As things stand, Republicans look likely to take control of the House, but no one will know for sure until more votes are counted.
"is it just me or is it kinda screwed up that they are making fun of a POWER DYNAMIC of a sexual relationship between a company’s founder and one of its employees??"
The 2015 HBO documentary edited Durst's mumbling on a hot mic. Here's what he really said.
Apartment complex managers say they'll start regularly inspecting ground-level windows.
Machelle Hobson allegedly tortured her children if they didn't perform in the popular series, "Fantastic Adventures."
A post in a female meteorologist Facebook group started a trend that's showing up on television screens around the country.
"We never got to embrace and celebrate the beginning of the rest of our lives together, as the best day of our lives turned into the worst, in the cruelest twist of fate imaginable," his girlfriend said.
Caitlin McNeill's band performed at a wedding where the mother of the bride wore the now infamous dress. "We all saw the dress in all its glory and realized it was of course blue and black," she told BuzzFeed News.
Anna Chambers’ story prompted a national conversation about police sexual misconduct and consent.
Almost 50 years after tennis's Battle of the Sexes, we're still doing this apparently.
"I’m like, 'Who’s there?' And somebody answers, 'Me.'"