Jill Biden will skip Prince Harry’s upcoming Invictus Games and will instead attend a going-away dinner next week for U.S. athletes, the White House announced on Friday.
The first lady is opting against traveling to the veterans event in Düsseldorf, Germany, which Harry and Meghan will attend, and will instead speak to the competing Americans next week.
Jill Biden, who is a staunch advocate for veterans, will still mark the Games by addressing 60 wounded, injured and ill active-service military members and veterans in Belvoir, Virginia, the East Wing confirmed on Friday.
John Wayne movies had no shortage of bad guys. The title character in The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance was one of his most formidable. Lee Marvin played Liberty Valance, an outlaw who terrorized a small frontier town. Marvin was worried Liberty Valance would ruin Wayne’s career, but fortunately he was wrong.
[Warning: This article contains spoilers for The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance.]
Paramount Home Entertainment released The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance on 4K UHD on May 17.
CrimeOnline’s Nancy Grace described the Amber Heard-Johnny Depp battle as “two wet cats in a barrel” on Friday but said Thursday’s witness list was a “hit parade” on Depp.
“Everybody is drunk and high and on drugs,” Grace told Fox News. “I don’t know, if I was accessing their credibility, who even knows what really happened.”
But Thursday’s witnesses — former friends and lovers, former business partners, former agents — were “seriously taking hits on Johnny Depp.
After Greg Mathis Jr. comes out on the TV series Mathis Family Matters, he becomes concerned that his father, Judge Greg Mathis, might respond to online trolls. Greg Jr. is aware that Judge Mathis’ fans tend to be conservative, so he wants to make sure he doesn’t respond in a way that could negatively impact his reputation. Here’s what happened last time on the reality series.
Greg Jr. has a talk with his father about his social media accountsDuring lunch, Greg Jr.
A Kentucky mother allegedly tried to cut out her 10-year-old son’s tongue before shooting him and stashing his body in the trunk of a car, police said.
Cops in Louisville responded to the home of Kaitlyn R. Higgins, 28, late Tuesday and found her outside on a porch, where she allegedly admitted to the gruesome slaying and mutilation attempt of her 10-year-old son, Kyon Higgins Jr., according to an arrest report cited by the Louisville Courier-Journal.