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Popular content creator, Duke Dennis, was arrested on Saturday, at a shopping mall in San Antonio. Videos of his arrest have gone viral online on X. The clip shows Dennis, of streaming group AMP, handcuffed and seated on the floor of a mall, surrounded by cops. There has been a flurry of reactions on social media, with some expressing concern for the 31-year-old, while others have tried to inject some levity into the moment. “How do you get arrested for childhood nostalgia,” one asked. So, what are the charges Duke Dennis is facing, and why was he arrested? Duke Dennis…
Chris Raschke Bonneville crash: Who was Speed Demon racer, how fast was he going during ‘SpeedWeek’?
Chris Raschke died Sunday after he crashed on the Bonneville Salt Flats, during the “SpeedWeek” event, which takes place each year. Southern California Timing Association (SCTA), the event organizers, said the 60-year-old was trying to set a new land speed record, when he lost control of the vehicle and crashed. The incident took place around 3 pm. Though medical staff tended to him, Raschke succumbed to his injuries. The Tooele County Sheriff’s Office and the SCTA are conducting their own investigations into the matter, Fox 13 reported. Meanwhile, here’s a look at who Chris Raschke was and how fast he…
Amy Bradley’s case is back in public attention after the Netflix documentary ‘Amy Bradley Is Missing’. The 23-year-old disappeared in March 1998 when on a Caribbean cruise with her family. She partied the previous night with her brother, and when her parents awoke, they found her gone. Twenty seven years have gone by since then, but now there is renewed hope after the documentary aired. Legal expert Francisco Mundaca shed light on what it could take for the case to be reopened, and what could happen in such a scenario. What could lead to the Amy Bradley case being reopened?…
Loni Anderson, who played a struggling radio station’s empowered receptionist on the hit TV comedy WKRP in Cincinnati, died Sunday — just days before her 80th birthday. Anderson died at a Los Angeles hospital following a prolonged illness, said her longtime publicist, Cheryl J. Kagan. “We are heartbroken to announce the passing of our dear wife, mother and grandmother,” Anderson’s family said in a statement WKRP in Cincinnati, which aired from 1978 to 1982, was set in a lagging Ohio radio station trying to reinvent itself with rock music. The cast included Howard Hesseman, Frank Bonner, Tim Reid, Gordon Jump, Jan…
Hulk Hogan never met his daughter Brooke’s twins before his death on July 24, according to his son-in-law Steven Oleksy. Oleksy, 39, tells PEOPLE that Hulk, who had a strained relationship with Brooke, 37, did not show interest in the couple’s twins Oliver Andrew and Molly Gene after they were born in January. Oleksy, a former NHL player, had kept in touch with Hulk and other members of Brooke’s family during her estrangement, in case they wanted to repair the relationship. Olesky says he reached out to the late WWE star “about a month and a half after” his…
Tom Holland is showing off his sleek new threads. The Uncharted star debuted the first clear look at his latest Spider-Man costume for his upcoming superhero movie, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, on the film’s social media pages on Saturday. In a short teaser video, Holland first appears far away in the dark, his back to the camera as warehouse doors open. The actor jumps around to hype himself up, prepping for what seems to be the big unveiling. “We ready?” he asks before walking away, grinning. The video comes a day after another short teaser showing a brief glimpse of Holland’s new duds dropped. The combination of…
Niagara Regional Police say the investigation began on Saturday and involves the alleged trafficking of a woman over the age of 18. Marcel Miller, 31, also known by the aliases “Daddy,” “SD,” and “Smooth Dollaz,” faces several charges including advertising sexual services of a person over 18 and receiving a financial or material benefit from trafficking. Police say Miller is being held in custody and is scheduled for a bail hearing at the Robert S.K. Welch Courthouse in St. Catharines. Investigators believe there may be additional witnesses and are urging anyone with information to come forward. Tips can be provided…
Natural remedies have long held appeal for those looking to manage their health in gentler, more holistic ways. From herbal teas to fish oil capsules, the supplement aisle is packed with options that promise relief for everything from stress to sleep to low mood. But when it comes to depression, how many of these products actually work? A major new review published in Frontiers has brought some clarity to the conversation. Researchers analyzed more than 200 clinical trials of 64 different natural and over-the-counter (OTC) products marketed for depression. The results? A handful of remedies showed real promise — but the majority…
PHILADELPHIA — The first 5K held in the memory of John and Matt Gaudreau helped raise more than $500,000, enough to break ground later this year on an accessible playground at the special education school where the hockey players’ mother works. Thousands attended the Gaudreau Family 5K Walk /Run and Family Day in May at Washington Lake Park in southern New Jersey, a place John and Matthew went hundreds of times as kids and around the corner from Hollydell Ice Arena, where they started playing hockey. The 5K drew more than 1,100 participants in the walk, along with more than…
IN EARLY 2023, Rocco Casagrande, a scientist and former United Nations weapons inspector, brought a small container to the White House for a briefing with American government officials. It was filled with a dozen easily available chemical ingredients that Anthropic’s flagship chatbot, Claude, recommended as precursors to trigger another pandemic. Casagrande’s stunt confirmed that anyone with an internet connection can now conceivably create their own weapon of mass destruction. “It is clear that biological technology, now boosted by artificial intelligence, has made it simpler than ever to produce diseases,” write academic Roger Brent, senior researcher at RAND Corporation T. Greg…
