HOUSTON — The concert surge chaos at Travis Scott’s Astroworld Festival claimed the lives of eight people Friday night, but there were more injured, and some of those individuals are fighting for their lives. Ezra Blount, 9, is one of those victims. He went to the concert on Friday with his father.
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At a point during the show, Blount was on his father’s shoulders in order to stay out of and above the crowd.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas — When the war in Ukraine broke out in February, Trevor Reed said he believed it meant he likely would never come home. The American former Marine by that time had been imprisoned in Russia for nearly three years, held hostage after being convicted on trumped up charges. For 985 days, Reed was held in a series of Russian prisons, thrown in isolation cells as small as a closet for 23 hours a day, placed in a psychiatric ward and sent to a forced labor camp he described as looking and feeling like something “out of medieval times.
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He is a second lieutenant in the United States military, and he is dedicated to his country.
In March 2021, Vanessa Bryant revealed daughter Natalia got accepted to the University of Southern California.
And five months later, Vanessa shared a heart melting snap with her children as she dropped her eldest off at USC for her first year of college.
Vanessa, 39, wrote: ‘Today was rough. This was before the tears came down. Missing [peace sign] forever. I love you @NataliaBryant BE EPIC and FIGHT ON.’
Fight on!
IRVINE — Huntington Beach High boys water polo coach Sasa Branisavljevic believes the Oilers were the best team this past school year. “One hundred percent,” he says without hesitation. But because of the pandemic, they didn’t get to really prove themselves. The virus wiped out the CIF-Southern Section playoffs. The coronavirus, however, couldn’t take the players’ resolve. Fast-forward four months, they took one of USA Water Polo’s biggest stages on Tuesday, July 20 for the boys 18-and-under final at the Junior Olympics.