WHO IS GREGORY MCMICHAEL?
Gregory McMichael, 65, is a white retired law enforcement officer.
Employment records show he failed to complete sufficient basic law enforcement training, the Guardian reported.
This led to him losing his power of arrest in 2006, it adds, for failing to complete the required 20 hours of training the previous year.
McMichael was an investigator in the Brunswick judicial circuit district attorney’s office from 1995 to 2019.
Opening for Ne-Yo, appearing on The Masked Singer and pancaking defenders for a living – is there anything Aussie NFL sensation Jordan Mailata can’t do?
The $108million star Philadelphia Eagles left tackle was letting off some steam with teammates ahead of training camp when he performed a medley of songs while warming up for three-time Grammy winner Ne-Yo in his new home town.
You read that right: a 157kg offensive lineman opening up for one of the most popular R&B singers of his generation, who has sold over 20million albums worldwide.
11 July 2022 Beanie Feldstein has bowed out of her role in a Broadway production of ‘Funny Girl’ almost two months early.
Beanie Feldstein has cut short her run on Broadway by stepping away from Funny Girl almost two months early.
The ‘American Crime Story: Impeachment’ star had been due to continue playing Fanny Brice on the New York stage until September 25 but she has now announced her run will be ending on July 31 – with the actress insisting it was an “extremely difficult decision'” to walk away from the show.
On June 10, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, RM, Jimin, V, and Jungkook of BTS will release an anthology album titled Proof. BTS’ discography is expansive, and the album will include three CDs worth of songs. Over the past few days, Big Hit Music released the tracklist for each CD, and the final tracklist was released on May 10. Here are the songs that will be included on BTS’ album Proof.
All the BTS songs on the first ‘Proof’ CD Big Hit Music released the tracklist for the first Proof CD on May 8 at 11 a.
The U.S. Food & Drug Administration has guidelines about consuming fish, including tuna, during pregnancy. In general, they recommend that pregnant women eat a 4-ounce serving of fish (about the size of your palm) 2-3 times a week. They also advise eating different types of fish rather than the same ones in order to gain maximum benefits. Fish contains a great amount of protein, omega 3s, vitamins, and minerals that optimize your health and your growing baby’s development.