I was an 80s punk icon and played with The Clash - now I run a charity shop

 Posted on September 11, 2024  |  2 minutes  |  226 words  |  Larita Shotwell

THE Bellestars shot to fame in the 80s - and are known for their 1983 hit Sign of the Times. But Jennie Matthias, who was the lead singer of the British girl group, now has a completely different day job. Nowadays singer Jennie spends her days working as a manager of a charity shop. The shop raises funds for the organisation Food For All. The star still sings, but not as much as she used to. [Read More]

Is Ray William Johnson Your Favorite Martian?

 Posted on September 11, 2024  |  5 minutes  |  1056 words  |  Larita Shotwell

While at Maker Studios, Johnson produced a Spanish-language version of the series, Igual a Tres, and also produced a series of comedic animated music videos on a side channel called “Your Favorite Martian.” Accordingly, Why did RWJ stop? With money problems stacking up, dwindling views, and a high amount of stress, it’s easy to see why he stepped back from the show. Ray William Johnson was one of YouTube’s biggest stars during its early days, but now he finds happiness working on smaller videos such as Vlogs and music videos featuring his own tunes. [Read More]

Stella Chiweshe obituary | Music

 Posted on September 11, 2024  |  6 minutes  |  1146 words  |  Jenniffer Sheldon

Music This article is more than 1 year oldObituaryStella Chiweshe obituaryThis article is more than 1 year oldPioneering Zimbabwean musician, storyteller and actor who had a significant political and spiritual influence on her country Stella Chiweshe, who has died aged 76, was a rebel musician who transformed the music scene in Zimbabwe in the 1970s, when the country was still white-ruled Rhodesia. She did so by daring to play the mbira, the “thumb piano”, a small instrument with 22 to 28 metal keys, flattened at the playing end and attached to a wooden resonating box. [Read More]

Who is Ed and Lorraine Warrens Daughter, Judy Spera?

 Posted on September 11, 2024  |  2 minutes  |  373 words  |  Larita Shotwell

Judy Spera is widely known as an American celebrity child and television personality. She is mostly recognized as the daughter of renowned paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren. Her parents wrote several novels and inspired many films like The Conjuring, The Amityville Horror, and Annabelle. As of now, Judy Spera shares the responsibility of his parents’ Occult Museum with her husband Tony Spera. In this article, we’re going to learn everything you need to know about Judy Spera including his professional and personal life. [Read More]

All About Ben Platt's Parents, Marc and Julie Platt

 Posted on September 10, 2024  |  10 minutes  |  2043 words  |  Larita Shotwell

Ben Platt grew up in quite the musical family. The Dear Evan Hansen star was born on Sept. 24, 1993, to parents Marc and Julie Platt. Marc, an Academy Award-nominated producer, has had a very storied career, with mega-hits under his belt spanning Broadway to Hollywood — including the likes of Wicked, Legally Blonde, La La Land and many more award-winning productions. He and Julie, a Jewish philanthropist, are college sweethearts. [Read More]

Brett Scallions

 Posted on September 10, 2024  |  2 minutes  |  351 words  |  Aldo Pusey

Learn about Brett Scallions Net Worth, Biography, Age, Birthday, Height, Early Life, Family, Dating, Partner, Wiki and Facts. Who is Brett Scallions:Brett Scallions is a famous Rock Singer. He was born on December 21, 1971 and his birthplace is Brownsville, TN. Brett is also well known as, American musician who has been the lead vocalist for the rock band World Fire Brigade and for the post-grunge band Fuel. Brett is originated from United States. [Read More]

Libyan hospital treating coronavirus patients attacked | Coronavirus pandemic News

 Posted on September 10, 2024  |  3 minutes  |  432 words  |  Reinaldo Massengill

Haftar’s fighters blamed for attack on depots of the Al-Khadra Hospital in the capital, Tripoli. Armed fighters loyal to Libyan warlord Khalifa Haftar have attacked medical warehouses belonging to a hospital in the capital Tripoli that is treating coronavirus patients, the UN-recognised Government of National Accord (GNA) has said. The attack targeted depots of the Al-Khadra Hospital in al-Swani in the capital, Tripoli, with Grad missiles, according to a statement by the GNA. [Read More]

Muting prayers is muting the Palestinian struggle | Jerusalem

 Posted on September 10, 2024  |  6 minutes  |  1250 words  |  Aldo Pusey

Driving the streets of the West Bank, you see Israeli-issued street signs reading, in Arabic, “Urshalaym”, the Hebrew word for Jerusalem instead of the Arabic namesake “Al-Quds”. Like most Palestinians with West Bank IDs, I am rarely presented with the opportunity to visit Jerusalem owing to Israel’s discriminatory regulations requiring a permit issued by the District Coordination Office. On the rare occasions that I have been able to visit Jerusalem, it has appeared foreign and has clashed with the accounts of my grandfather who would often visit it before the creation of the state of Israel. [Read More]

Swamp People recap: Ironsides is old, Mississippi Magnolia sauce works and they tag out big

 Posted on September 10, 2024  |  4 minutes  |  731 words  |  Larita Shotwell

Holy crap what a way to finish out gator hunting season in Louisiana! The new blood of Ashley Che “Dead Eye” Jones teaming with Ronnie Adams was brilliant and he gave her a big ol’ hug of thanks at the end of their day after her secret Mississippi Magnolia Sauce brought all the gators to the yard, as they say. But we are ahead of ourselves. Rolling with the Punches is Swamp People’s episode this week, and it is aptly titled. [Read More]

The Kings Avatar: Live-action adaption of web novel is an excellent Chinese drama highlighting eS

 Posted on September 10, 2024  |  3 minutes  |  526 words  |  Larita Shotwell

Over the past five years, Chinese dramas — also known as C-dramas — have grown substantially in popularity among fans of Asian entertainment. It was probably introduced primarily among fans of Hallyu when Chinese dramas started featuring K-pop idols as main leads (especially EXO), but since then, it has grown on its own. As a matter of fact, mainland China is responsible for producing far more period dramas in today’s Asian entertainment landscape than any other country. [Read More]