Camilla Luddington is feeling her new look!
The 37-year-old actress debuted her freshly bleached blonde hair in a selfie posted to Instagram on Wednesday (September 15), two weeks before the new season of Grey’s Anatomy premieres.
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“………Season 18,” she wrote in the caption, along with the hashtags “#JoWilson #blonde #NewEra.”
Camilla got some love from some of her her past and present Grey’s Anatomy castmates in the comments.
CHICAGO (WLS) — Mayor Lori Lightfoot will speak at City Hall Tuesday to give an update on Chicago’s COVID-19 response. The press conference is set to take place at 1:30 p.m. and comes as Illinois reported the largest single-day increase of the year Monday, with 12,328 new cases.
The recent sure comes just as large family gatherings and crowded airports could sent numbers even higher.
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Tibetan herder Dingzhen Zhenzhu, who went viral in 2020 for his good looks, is suing online critics who described him as nothing more than a “pretty face.” The now 21-year-old was once labeled “China’s most handsome man” after a 7-second video of Dingzhen went viral on Chinese social media. After going viral, Dingzhen became an ambassador for his hometown and turned the poverty-stricken Litang, located in Sichuan Province in southwestern China, into a popular tourist destination.
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DENVER — This week is National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, and two Colorado mothers are sharing their stories of healing after losing their sons.
Ever since Sharletta Evans’ 3-year-old son was shot and killed more than two decades ago, she’s been doing what she to help others.
She started the Colorado Crime Survivors Network to support other crime victims dealing with the aftermath of tragedy. “A lot of our families are not afforded any victim assistance as far as victim compensation,” Evans said.