Utah State

Salt Lake City, UT

Parade

The 'Storage Wars' star died Tuesday, March 22.

'Storage Wars' Star Dead at 67

Miami, FL

OK! Magazine

Though Ivanka Trump was a prominent figure in the Trump administration, it sounds like she is trying to keep her distance as a potential indictment looms. “They want nothing to do with this,” a source shared of Donald Trump potentially being arrested for allegedly paying Stormy Daniels $130,000 to keep quiet about their alleged affair. “They are staying away and don’t want to be hounded by reporters. I don’t think you will see them defending him, it will be no comment.”“Ivanka lost a lot of friends and her social scenes during his presidency … They want to put it in...

Ivanka Trump 'Wants Nothing To Do With' Dad Donald's Arrest Drama: 'Happy Building' New Life With Husband Jared Kushner In Miami

Los Angeles, CA

The history of rock’n’roll is full of legendary venues, studios, clubs, and even streets that many music fans only ever dream of knowing. From Abbey Road, in London, to the CBGB, in New York, to the Hacienda, in Manchester, many of these places make frequent appearances in movies and TV shows, but they’re usually just reconstructed versions of the actual thing built inside a studio or an easily disguisable bar. And, as any die hard rock fan knows, reconstructions just aren’t the same as the real deal. If there’s one show that understands the need to see rock’n’roll history for what it truly was it’s Prime Video’s Daisy Jones and the Six, a vaguely Fleetwood Mac-inspired tale about the rise and fall of a folk-rock band in 70s LA. From the Sunset Strip to the Whisky to Sound City Studios, many of the places that appear on the show are actual headliners of the history of the Los Angeles rock scene. If you’re watching the show and want to know more about all the little (and big) joints that basically created music as we know it today, here’s a list of all the real life rock spots in which Daisy Jones and the Six was filmed.

‘Daisy Jones and The Six’ Filming Locations: All the Real-Life Rock Spots the Show Shot At

New York City, NY

Savona, NY

An eerie photograph from a trail camera in New York state shows what appears to be a ghostly figure following a pair of hunters. Shared with Coast to Coast AM by Jesi Grandall, the chilling image was captured in December of 2021 as her husband, Bob, and their daughter were out hunting on their property in the community of Savona. The unsettling photo went unnoticed until last week when he was going through his trail cam pictures from the past few years and noticed the spooky translucent figure behind them.

Trail Cam Photographs Ghostly Figure Following Pair of Hunters in New York

Cincinnati, OH

Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton are happier than ever!While the country superstar is currently in the midst of ‎his Back to the Honky Tonk Tour, he isn't feeling too lonely on the road, as his wife has been joining him for a handful of shows. In fact, the blonde beauty is even coming on stage to perform a few duets with her man.The couple's elation was obvious when Stefani, 53, made an appearance at the Thursday, March 23, concert in Cincinnati, Ohio, where he introduced her to the crowd as "Gwen Shelton." In a video captured by a fan, the...

Happy Wife! Gwen Stefani Proudly Shows Off Wedding Ring When Blake Shelton Introduces Her On Stage As 'Gwen Shelton'

Atlanta, GA

Atlanta’s top upscale venue hosted the former NBA all-star and celebrity friends. The legend Shaquille O’Neal celebrated his 51st birthday at Atlanta’s news west hotspot, The Bank. O’Neal’s party was hosted by one of Atlanta’s Top Business executives, restaurateur, and builder, William Platt. Platt is Atlanta’s golden knight. He was the man who revitalized the Westside. He intentionally brought Hollywood to Donald Lee Hollowell BLVD, which is only the beginning. Platt could have built his multi-millionaire luxury venue anywhere but chose to invest in the community. No one would have ever imagined that Atlanta’s hottest premiere destination and venue would be in Bankhead.

Shaquille O’Neal Celebrates 51st Birthday at The Bank

Boston, MA

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MH USA STORY

It is tiring to see the ignorance, stupidity, and racism persisting in our society. It does not rest and comes at us from all corners. Recently, a Boston sports talk radio host made a racist remark about ESPN's Mina Kimes during a segment on WEEI's "The Greg Hill Show." The co-hosts were discussing their "top five nips," which are small liquor bottles, when the producer, Chris Curtis, interjected with a guttural slur directed at Kimes, who is of Korean descent. The comment was supposed to be a joke, but it was blatantly racist and offensive.

Racial slur hurled at ESPN's Mina Kimes once again puts Boston racism in spotlight

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'Chevalier': Biographical Drama Release Date Pushed Back

Searchlight Pictures' anticipated film, Chevalier, has announced a new release date. The historical drama film originally set to premiere April 7, 2023, will now be released...

'Chevalier': Biographical Drama Release Date Pushed Back

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