Gabriel Macht, the suave star of Suits, hit the brakes on his acting career after racking up $8M fortune. But don’t think he’s just lounging around with his feet up. Nope! Macht had a noble reason for stepping back from the spotlight. After a whirlwind run as the charming Harvey Specter, he felt it was […]
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Stepping into the shoes of a menacing villain is often considered intimidating, even for the most seasoned actors—and Ralph Fiennes did it twice. Terrifying audiences with his ice-cold portrayal of SS officer Amon Göth, and later channeling similar darkness through his role as Lord Voldemort, Fiennes successfully convinced people of his onscreen sadism. However, while […]
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After 3 decades in Hollywood, Steve Carell has tried his hand at every genre possible. However, the actor will always be best known for his portrayal of the bumbling yet lovable boss Michael Scott on The Office. Apart from showing fans everything a boss should not be, he has delivered countless memorable lines throughout the […]
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Hollywood star Andrew Garfield seems to be treading a similar path to that of action star Tom Cruise—not in terms of his career, but rather regarding his romantic life. Known for his acclaimed on-screen performances in films like The Amazing Spider-Man, Tick, Tick… Boom! and most recently in We Live in Time, the actor’s love […]
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A YOUNG dancer has been mysteriously killed just feet from her home while taking her dog on an early morning walk, and cops are still looking for answers.
Brittannee Parker, 32, was fatally hit by a car on October 4th – but her now-heartbroken family didn’t hear about it until six days later.
Parker’s crumpled body was discovered by a neighbor who saw her lying face down in the middle of the road in Tacoma, Washington, about an hour south of Seattle.
She wasn’t moving or breathing but was warm to the touch and had a weak pulse.
The Good Samaritan, Breelle Buegler, blocked off Parker’s body with her car and called 911 to race her to the hospital.
“I haven’t stopped thinking about it,” the brave woman told NBC affiliate KING.
Tacoma police initially deemed Parker’s death a hit-and-run, but they could launch a homicide investigation based on Parker’s death report, a spokesperson said.
It took six days for friends and family to hear of Parker’s death, leaving them heartbroken, outraged, and desperate for answers.
“I was shocked,” Parker’s best friend Ann “Sadi” Kinyanjui told The News Tribune.
“I was livid how someone could just leave a person that they hurt on the street, just lifeless.
“And I was sad because she was taken from us way too soon.”
Worry spread for Parker’s well-being after she failed to show up for work or call people back, which friends say was unlike her.
Parker’s cousin, Luke Mann, said he was anxious after not hearing from her as she was going through some tough times.
He was going to drive to her workplace to check on her when his aunt called him to give the tragic news.
Parker was a talented dancer who was planning on going to graduate school for dance therapy. She was also training for a marathon when she was killed.
“She was a kind and beautiful soul, and her loss has left a devastating void in the lives of everyone who knew and loved her,” Mann said on Facebook.
Mann connected with his cousin in their early 20s after meeting at their great-grandfather’s funeral.
He said they bonded over having difficult childhoods, and soon they became inseparable.
Buegler, who connected with Mann after making the tragic discovery, has been left wondering who could leave an innocent young woman to die.
“She’s a human being,” she said.
“She deserves sympathy. She deserves love.”
Parker’s memorial will be held on Wednesday evening, and all of her friends were invited to attend and say their goodbyes.
Family members are asking people to share Parker’s story and help them find answers.
“Please keep her memory alive by sharing this post and helping us seek the truth,” Mann wrote on Facebook.
“Brittannee touched so many lives with her warmth, creativity, and love, and we will not rest until we have the answers she deserves.”
THE stars of the Indianapolis Colts are cooking on and off the field.
Colts stars Anthony Richardson and Jonathan Taylor were seen in the kitchen at Dairy Queen in a new career venture.
Richardson and Taylor are two of the top young talents in the NFL, and are an explosive offensive duo for the Colts.
However, after a big win on Sunday, they traded out their jerseys for aprons and got behind the counter at Dairy Queen.
The two stars were seen tossing chicken strips in sauce and handing them out to fans who were gathered around taking pictures.
Richardson and Taylor enjoyed surprising fans, saying they love to connect with them in person.
“I think it’s big on just connecting. You know, outside of them just seeing us in the jersey,” Richardson told WISH-TV.
“I think it’s good for them to see us in person and interact with us, you know, laugh and just crack jokes sometimes.
“So just connecting I think that’s a big thing for us.”
Taylor said he considers Indianapolis his home now, and wants to give back to the community by making appearances like the Dairy Queen day.
“Any place I like to call home, I’m huge on that, of giving back, being in the community as far as my home in Salem, New Jersey, then going to Wisconsin, and then now here being in Indy. I like to call this my third home,” Taylor said.
“So anytime I get to to get out and interact and be amongst the community it’s special for me.”
Taylor and Richardson have both missed some time this season, but are continuing to produce for the team.
Richardson has played in four of the Colts’ six games, passing for 654 yards and three touchdowns.
He is also using his legs effectively, rushing for 141 yards and a touchdown.
Richardson’s one issue has been turnovers, as he already has six interceptions and three fumbles this season.
Taylor has also played in four of the Colts’ six games this year, rushing for 349 yards.
The New York Jets and Minnesota Vikings kick off the NFL's annual run of London fixtures.
New York and Minnesota face off at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday October 6 at 2.30pm local time – 9.30am ET for fans back home in America.
It is the first of three straight NFL Sundays that begin with an early game live from London.
The following week, Tottenham also plays host to the Jacksonville Jaguars against the Chicago Bears.
And on October 20, the Jags will head across town to Wembley Stadium to take on the New England Patriots.
He has scored three touchdowns on the ground so far this season, and has an additional 77 yards receiving.
With Richardson and Taylor down, veteran quarterback Joe Flacco has helped the team stay afloat.
His 716 passing yards and seven touchdowns have the Colts at a 3-3 record.
The team is in second place in the AFC South, and in prime position to push for a playoff spot.
Both Taylor and Richardson are expected to return to the lineup soon.
ISRAEL is set to launch a devastating “Rocks and Rampage” blitz of Iran with space-age missiles specially honed to decimate deep defences.
Israeli Defence Forces purpose-built Rocks cruise missile dodges radar and has a huge half-tonne warhead capable of burrowing through thick concrete before exploding.
And experts believe a barrage of the bunker busters will zero in after air-launched Rampage missiles wipe out Iran’s defensive missile batteries.
Israeli scientists have been fine-tuning plans for a long awaited showdown strike on Iran for 20 years – aimed at taking out the rogue Islamist nation’s nuclear threat.
But key military sites are now most likely to be in the cross-hairs as a revenge attack looms after the Iran’s foiled 180 missile blitz of the Jewish state on October 1.
And Israel’s revenge could come within hours after its defences were bolstered by the arrival of ally America’s latest THAAD missile defences manned by US military crew.
Israel’s Defence Minister Yoav Gallant warned his embattled nation “will soon respond” to its arch enemy’s missile attack warning strikes will be “precise and deadly.”
But Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warned on Wednesday that Tehran would counter attack with a “decisive and regretful” response amid fears of massive escalation.
The Rocks missile – unveiled by Israeli weapons firm Rafael in 2019 – combines supersonic cruise capabilities with satellite navigation and optical targeting.
It can be launched from F-16 and F-35 war jets from 190 miles from targets including fortified or underground structures.
But Rocks weapons – similar to Britain’s deadly Storm Shadow system – are likely to be deployed after a wave of Rampage missiles smash ground defences and command posts.
The Rampage – developed by Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) and Elbit Systems – is based on ground-launched rocket adapted to be fired from fighter jets.
Air launch allows the Rampage – equipped with multiple navigation systems – to fly faster and increases its range.
UK defence analyst Paul Beaver told The Sun: “Expect an extremely well focused attack soon using some of the most sophisticated bunker busters in the world.
“Israeli cruise missile operators have the ability to preset – or dial in – the number of floors or feet of concrete needed to penetrate before a large warhead explodes.
“These weapons would be deployed after Iran’s ground radar and other sensors are taken out.
“I am sure Israel has the capability to do this and achieve air superiority very quickly – but Iran has a very large missile arsenal and may still be able to retaliate.
“We are entering every dangerous phase of this conflict.”
Israel launched air attacks hunting down Hezbollah terror chiefs in Lebanese capital Beirut after a six day lull as ground battles continued in the south of the country.
Fighting continued as the US warned Israel it must get at least 350 aid-lorries-a-day into Gaza to ward off a humanitarian catastrophe sparked by its blood ground offensive.
The year-long war has cost at least 42,000 lives in the Gaza coastal strip, according to Hamas, which sparked the bloodbath by massacring 1,200 and kidnapping 251 on October 7 last year.
A source familiar with the matter told CNN that Israel’s plan to respond to Iran’s October 1 attack is ready, but did not provide any further information.
An insider also said US officials have been promised by Israeli leaders, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, that any counterattack on Iran would target military targets only, not nuclear or oil installations.
Netanyahu had previously vowed that Iran would “pay” for the attack and now has “an opportunity to cut off the snake’s head by striking Iran,” said Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir.
Ben-Gvir also praised the Israeli PM, adding that he “is making brave decisions”.
According to a report by public broadcaster Kan, Defence Minister Yoav Gallant and Netanyahu had settled on the targets without specifying which officials or decision-making forum.
“The targets are clear. Now it’s a matter of time,” an Israeli source told the broadcaster.
Gallant also vowed that Israel “will soon respond” to Iran.
“It will be a precise and deadly response,” he told the right-wing Gvura Forum (Heroism Forum) of hostages’ families.
A former PR for the Queen said Prince Harry was a “darling” – but palace crises now make her “thank God” she doesn’t work there any more.
Ailsa Anderson was the late Queen’s press secretary from 2001 to 2013.
She handled two Jubilees, the Queen Mother’s death, William and Kate’s wedding and the birth of Prince George.
Anderson also managed press coverage of the Queen’s historic State visit to Ireland and State Visits by US Presidents Bush and Obama.
The palace insider said Harry was a “darling” who was “absolutely loved” while she worked at Buckingham Palace.
Speaking on The Sun’s Royal Exclusive show, Anderson said: “I started in the palace in 2001 and finished at the end of 2013.
“Harry was the media’s darling. He was the war hero, he’d served in Afghanistan, he was a cheeky chappie.
“If you speak to royal correspondents who have been in the job a long time, they all absolutely loved Harry.
“Compared to William, in fact. William was seen as more serious and shy but Harry was the life and soul of the party.
“He couldn’t do a thing wrong. And certainly when I spoke to him, he was funny and intelligent.
“He was passionate about the military – the Invictus Games is clearly testament to that.
“I’ve got a photograph in my hall of Harry and I with our arms around each other outside a ladies’ loo – don’t read anything into this.
“It was hilarious. He was very happy to pose with a member of staff for a photograph.
“I can only speak from experience, but that was what he was like – the media’s darling.”
But asked what she thinks about recent palace crises, Ailsa said: “Thank God I’m not there.”
She added: “I do think they’re doing a brilliant job. I know quite a lot of the press officers there.
“It’s a tough job, it’s relentless, it’s 24/7. Even when you’re on holiday, you’re still getting media calls.
“I think they’re doing a terrific job, I really do – so hats off to the Royal Household.”
It comes after Harry spent the night of his milestone 40th birthday without Meghan.
The duke went on a hiking trip with pals to celebrate his big day – and did not mention his wife Meghan in his birthday thanks message.
But sources close to the couple insist it was Meghan who organised the lads’ trip.
Meghan reportedly ditched a charity event at the last minute in Santa Barbara, California, with her husband because she was “sick”.
It comes as Harry beamed from ear to ear in photos taken on his latest trip to his beloved Africa.
But missing from the snaps of the duke with children and long-time friends at his charity Sentebale in Lesotho was his wife.
The Duchess of Sussex previously accompanied him to the continent, including in May this year.
In fact the couple have travelled together on two major overseas engagements this year.
But this prompted a source close to Harry and Meghan to address the speculation.
The Sussexes’ confidante insisted: “It is normal for couples to not do everything together.”
The duke attended at a string of events in New York unaccompanied by his wife.
He appeared on his own at an event for the Halo Trust – a landmine charity which was close to Di’s heart.
FORMER NFL star Shannon Sharpe launched a blistering rant against Jerry Jones live on First Take.
Sharpe, 56, said he despised what the Cowboys owner did and accused him of abusing his power.
The First Take star was asked for his thoughts on Jones’ explosive radio appearance.
Cowboys boss Jones told a radio host live on-air that he would have him replaced with somebody who would ask better questions.
Jones also told the host “this is not your job” in a wild rant after Dallas lost 47-9 at home to the Detroit Lions.
And Sharpe was seething with Jones’ actions.
“To put a man in fear for his job, I hate, I detest, I despise someone that will prey on the weak,” the former NFL star said.
“Jerry Jones is in an advantageous position, he has the power in this situation.
“That he would say that publicly – that tells me a lot about a man that has power and would abuse that power.
“To tell that man ‘I will get somebody in here to ask me favorable questions.’
“That is absolutely that guy’s job to ask Jerry that.
“What do you think his job was?”
Sharpe also accused Jones of shying away when things go bad for the Cowboys.
Sunday’s 38-point hammering by the Detroit Lions was the heaviest in Jones’ 35-year ownership.
Jones also snapped at a reporter in the locker room when he was asked about a potential coaching change.
“Jerry wants all of the credit when things go well but none of the blame,” Sharpe continued.
“He told us how many times ‘the buck stops with me.
“‘Any deal that ever happened I either signed off on it or I got notified of it.’
“Now you’re getting trounced and you want no part of it – that is embarrassing.”
Stephen A. Smith nodded and agreed as Sharpe launched his passionate rant.
And Sharpe concluded, “If the Cowboys don’t win another playoff game or another game as long as Jerry Jones is the owner, I’ll be the happiest man in the world.”
PLAYSTATION has recently announced that it will be taking part in a world tour featuring music from across different PlayStation franchises.
Called PlayStation: The Concert, music from various PlayStation soundtracks will be played across the world.
It will apparently not just be a concert but a “state-of-the-art production” with “cutting-edge visual technology”.
This is apparently a multi-screen stage that combines LEDs and projections to show off visuals from the games.
PlayStation The Concert’s tour begins on April 15, 2025, in Dublin, Ireland, and will be available in over 200 cities across Europe, the United States, and beyond.
It will take place in six locations across the UK, including Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds, Newcastle, Glasgow and London.
Tickets are available from Friday, October 18, 2024, at 3pm BST and are expected to sell out quickly.
However, PlayStation members can buy tickets now using the code PLAYCONCERT24 when they go to purchase.
A number of games were name-dropped to feature in the concert, including God of War, The Last of Us, Ghost of Tsushima, and Horizon.
It then name-drops the composers who worked on these soundtracks, namely Gustavo Santaolalla, Joris De Man, Ilan Eshkeri and Bear McCreary.
These are the only four series named in the press release, but it appears that they aren’t the only games that will be included.
However, these soundtracks are all world-renowned and have been featured in other live music events, such as The Game Awards 10-Year Concert and TGA ceremonies in the past.
The concert itself will feature “an all-star ensemble blending classical and modern instruments”.
This isn’t the first time video games have gone on musical concert tours, and Nintendo is well-known for its Mario and Zelda anniversary concerts.
However, it’s the first time that PlayStation has now put its hat in the ring to bring gaming soundtracks to life.
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