In 1987, as the Dead Sea Scrolls publishing controversy captured the world’s attention, a graduate student by the name of Peter Flint moved from South Africa to the United States. He took a doctoral fellowship at the University of Notre Dame and began to study under one of the figures at the center of the … Read more
Waka Flocka’s Ex-Wife Tammy Rivera CLAPS BACK At Troll Asking If She’s Homeless 😱💥 Tammy Rivera is not playing with the internet! Waka Flocka’s ex-wife shut down a troll who had the nerve to ask if she was homeless. Tammy came through with receipts and energy, clearly offended by the wild question and putting the … Read more
“Play Police” Tia Kemp GOES OFF On Tokyo Toni After Alleged Prank Calls 🤬💥 Tia Kemp is not here for the games! Blueface’s baby mama Tia Kemp clapped back hard at Tokyo Toni after allegedly receiving multiple prank calls. Tia didn’t hold back, accusing Tokyo Toni of “playing police” and being messy behind the scenes. … Read more
David Malukas came within yards of immortality in front of a sold-out crowd Sunday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Instead, he was left with heartbreak. Malukas (photo, top) led entering the final straightaway of the 110th Running of the Indianapolis 500 before Felix Rosenqvist drafted past him just before the Yard of Bricks. Rosenqvist beat Malukas … Read more
His name is Colonel Harland Sanders. He lost his father at age 6. Dropped out of school at 13. Spent his entire life jumping from one job to another — over 100 different jobs in total. He was a farmer, streetcar conductor, railroad worker, lawyer, gas station owner, and more. He failed repeatedly. At age … Read more
Secret Service officers shot and killed a person who the agency said approached a security checkpoint Saturday near the White House and fired at them. Shortly before 6 p.m. ET, an individual approached a checkpoint just outside the White House complex and began firing at officers, a Secret Service spokesperson said, citing a preliminary investigation. … Read more
One was a 6-year-old refugee who fled religious persecution in Soviet Russia with his family. The other was a dreamer from Michigan who grew up surrounded by computers and believed he could “download the entire internet.” Their names: Sergey Brin and Larry Page. They met at Stanford in 1995. Sergey was assigned to show Larry … Read more
In 1957, 15-year-old Igor Olenicoff arrived in America with his family. They carried everything they owned in just 4 suitcases and $800. That very first night in New York, while they stepped out for dinner, thieves broke into their cheap hotel room and stole everything. The family was left with nothing. His father, a former … Read more
Among a slew of criminals and gangsters populating Paramount Plus’ streaming catalog, Mobland has stood out as a hit. The show broke a record as the service’s biggest global series launch ever, with 26 million views over its first season. Critics and fans have given it high marks. But now? There’s a problem. Apparently, Mobland has just lost its … Read more
The 2,100-year-old artifact, seven meters long, can be viewed at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem; only 25 people at a time allowed into climate-controlled room The Great Isaiah Scroll, the oldest nearly complete book from the Hebrew Bible ever found, is on display in its full length for the first time since 1968. The … Read more