Distraught sister of latest Rex Heuermann victim weeps outside court as she says 'losing Maureen has
The distraught sister of the latest 'victim' of Long Island 'serial killer' Rex Heuermann' wept outside of court as she said 'losing Maureen has become a wound that never truly heals.'
Melissa Cann, 39, trembled when she spoke about the death of her older sister, Maureen Brainard-Barnes after Heuermann was charged with second degree murder on Tuesday at Suffolk County Criminal Court as he pleaded not guilty.
The 25-year-old Connecticut woman's remains were found along the stretch of Ocean Parkway on December 13, 2010.
Everything You Need to Know About Jelly Nail Polishes
If there's one nail trend that's on our radar this summer, it's the jelly manicure (not to be confused with hard-to-remove gels). So, what are jelly nail polishes exactly? Like creams, mattes, and opalescents, the term jelly refers to the texture of the formula once it's applied. The difference with jellies, though, is that they offer a splash of sheer color and loads of shine—kind of like lip gloss, except for your nails.
School Bus Driver Won't Be Charged For Drinking White Claw On Job Didn't Know It Was Alcoholic
"It was just a mistake, it was a mistake," the NOW FIRED 60-year-old woman, who is undergoing chemo, pleaded after being caught drinking the alcoholic beverage while driving students home. A school bus driver in Long Island insists she didn't know she was drinking an alcoholic beverage while driving high school students -- and local police believe her.
The 60-year-old, Amal Hanna, claimed she thought the hard seltzer was simply a carbonated beverage and was unable to tell the difference due to the side effects of her chemotherapy treatments for cancer.
Womens Day: Unrealistic Beauty Standards and Mental Health
Women, for centuries, have been told by men that they are “not up to the mark”. The first wave of the feminist movement can be traced back to the mid-1800s with the first formal effort being made in 1848 with the signing of the Declaration of Sentiments which called for women to be brought up to the same level as men through advocacy of multiple rights which included the right to vote.
British Airways air hostess leaves fans on cloud nine with stunning bikini snaps
Our Instagram Babe of the Week title goes to Jessica Parr — an air hostess for British Airways.
With over 27.1k followers, not to mention a job that allows her to explore the world, it's fair to say the blonde is living the high life.
Jessica's travel blog Instagram page — titled The Layover Life — is updated with one bikini-clad display after another, much to the delight of her loyal fans.
Conservative couple fling dead RAT onto Gay couple's restaurant
Conservative Christians have been caught on surveillance footage flinging a dead rat onto the porch of their neighboring gay couple's business, the Washington Post reported.
The incident, which took place in August last year, was the culmination of a long-running feud waged by Mike and Melinda Washer against a gay couple who own The Front Porch restaurant in The Plains, Virginia.
The owner's William Waybourn and Craig Spaulding, both 76, have been a couple since 1973.
Harvard Professor Faces Criticism for Her Comments About Conservative Writer Christopher Rufo
A Harvard professor in Government and African American Studies drew attention from the school, posted a community note on X, and eventually offered what seemed to be a complete turnaround of her comments regarding Harvard Extension School students. This followed her attempt to critique a conservative writer and activist. Professor Jennifer L. Hochschild encountered significant criticism for a post on X, formerly Twitter, regarding writer and activist Christopher Rufo. Rufo played a pivotal role in exposing the past plagiarism of now-ousted Harvard president Claudine Gay.
Lan Yu and Hold You Tight, daring films by Stanley Kwan, Hong Kong director, explore sexuality
The director was initially not sold on the idea, as he had a low opinion of Yau’s acting abilities.
Why Jackie Chan didn’t turn his back on Hong Kong after Rush Hour’s success
Even though Yau was a big box-office draw, he almost passed on the project.
“Rumours and gossip had made me develop a bias against her,” he told the Post’s Winnie Chung in 1998. “But after meeting her, I realised that she was just a normal girl when you don’t compare her with her former films.
Mongolian mummy buried in 'Adidas boots' 1,100 years ago
Intriguing new details have emerged about a medieval mummy known for her 'Adidas' boots - which she wore more than a millennia ago.
The body of the woman was discovered a year ago this week in the Altai mountains region of Mongolia.
And her body and possessions remained so remarkably preserved that experts are still uncovering some of the secrets they keep.
Now, scientists have discovered that the mummy suffered a significant blow to the head before her death.
San Francisco reparations panelist blasts white men as a 'danger to society'
A member of San Francisco's reparations committee called straight white men a 'danger to society' because they are 'the ones shooting up schools'.
Nikcole Cunningham, who serves on the 15-person committee, told The Daily Telegraph that straight white men were failing to support the controversial black reparations effort and had to 'come to grips with their ancestry'.
In an interview with the Telegraph, she said: 'They have the most, I watch these shows, the most serial killers.