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The unexpected demise of Andre Green has sent ripples of sorrow throughout Tallahassee, Florida, leaving the community seeking answers about the tragic accident. The Florida A&M University community is reeling in shock and mourning as news broke of the tragic death of Andre Green, the beloved director of student activities and new student orientation.  Green’s untimely passing came amidst a wave of violence that has swept through Tallahassee, with his case marking the city’s third homicide in a mere 24-hour period.

We hear thousands of names every day; some we remember, some we don’t. If you guys have heard of the name Eric Villency and know nothing about him, then well, you have landed in the right place to know something more. Eric is a far-sighted individual who is running the Villency Design Group. He not only runs the organization well, but he is also the CEO of it. Sounds interesting. Well, let’s break the detail on this man step by step.

A MOTORCYCLIST who mowed down a schoolgirl while jumping a red traffic light has avoided jail. Travis Potts, 22, knocked the 12-year-old across the street then fled the scene in Dover, Kent, in November, 2021. Potts was handed a suspended sentence at Canterbury Crown Court, KentOnline reports. The court heard how Potts was riding his black KTM Duke when he smashed into the youngster as she crossed London Road on her way to class.

A couple college dudes won an MTV contest to tour with Van Halen. Then all hell broke loose. Their destination: Detroit. More accurately: oblivion. Photo: Mark Weiss Their destination: Detroit. More accurately: oblivion. On an overcast morning in the spring of 1984, Kurt Jefferis and Tom Winnick, a couple of college-age bros of no particular renown, departed the world of normalcy in a stretch limousine to embark on a rock-and-roll fantasy.

TV The bizarre seven-part docuseries, Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem, and Madness, has taken the world by storm. The Netflix hit follows the life of “Tiger King” Joe Exotic, who ran the G.W. Zoo in Oklahoma before his arrest and conviction from a complex murder-for-hire plot. While it may sound like fiction, Joe Exotic’s marriage to four … Published on March 28, 2020 3 min read The bizarre seven-part docuseries, Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem, and Madness, has taken the world by storm.

Who is Audrey Esparza?Audrey Esparza is an American actress.Audrey Esparza is best known for portraying Carlotta on the TV arrangement Black Box. She made her acting presentation on the TV film Blanco in 2011. Audrey Esparza: Age, Parents, EthnicityAudrey was born on 4 March 1986, in Texas in the United States of America. Her nationality is American and her ethnicity is Mexican. She is the daughter of Felipe Heberto Esparza (father) and Sandra Lee (mother).

Could Hope (Annika Noelle) be in for a shocking discovery this week on The Bold and the Beautiful? Let’s hope this isn’t the case as the beautiful designer has already lost one unborn baby, but social media is ablaze with speculation that this same sad fate is about to befall her once again. On Monday poor Hope was stunned to find that her body was cramping, and then shocked and dismayed to discover spotting as well.

The Pikachu parade in Yokohama. Yes, this is real. No, you are not dreaming. Photograph: Kazuhiro Nogi/AFP/Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenThe Pikachu parade in Yokohama. Yes, this is real. No, you are not dreaming. Photograph: Kazuhiro Nogi/AFP/Getty ImagesGames This article is more than 7 years oldFrom cute cats to super monkeys: the 18 most adorable video game animalsThis article is more than 7 years oldDiddy Kong, Waddle Dee, Bub and Bob … which is the fluffiest, most doe-eyed creature ever to grace the video game menagerie?

Meet Katie Canham, the “Queen Bae” of Buckhead Shore.In her journey to become a model, she took a quick route and debuted her reality star career with the MTV show. The MTV-announced [Jersey shore spin-off] Buckhead Shore, which debuted on June 23, turned the yearly custom into a show. The show centers on a group of friends who reside in Buckhead, Georgia, sometimes referred to as the “Beverly Hills of the South,” and it follows their daily lives.