Northeastern will host its 2026 undergraduate commencement on April 29 in Fenway Park, the university's commencement page said. In an Instagram post, the school's mascot, Paws, prances about a Duff-coded dorm room, jamming to her song "What Dreams Are Made Of." Paws' pretend concert is interrupted by a bedazzled flip phone vibrating with a phone call from Duff, before an announcement about the star's planned appearance fills the screen.
I think having success at such a young age makes making work choices a little harder because there's a pressure of a level of success. And I think once I did have kids and, you know, my phone wasn't ringing as much, and I wasn't able to show up to work as much and say yes as often, I ended up just saying no a whole bunch - and not being worried about sitting still.
The LAPD radio dispatch for the incident said that at least 10 shots had been fired at the residence from a vehicle across the street from the property's gate. The vehicle, a white Tesla, then fled south on Coldwater Canyon Drive, according to the police dispatch audio. Rihanna was home at the time but was not hurt.
Lauren Goodger, 39, Yazmin Oukhellou, 31, Rebecca Gormley, 27, Biggs Chris, 33, Jamie Clayton, 34, Scott Timlin, and Eva Zapico, 27, have all admitted breaking the law when acting as so-called finfluencers. They urged their Instagram followers to sign up to an account offering FX trading tips, Southwark Crown Court heard, despite having no qualifications or authorisation from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
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Shortly before midnight on Wednesday police responded to a report of trespassing and possible violation of a restraining order at the San Fernando Valley home of Lindsey Pelas, 34. They searched the area, but didn't find anyone. Then at 2pm on Thursday, police were called again with a report a man was seen roaming the front and back yards, with officers filing a trespassing report. No arrests had been made and police don't believe the incidents to be related.
In the 911 call that was later released, Flynn is heard frantically telling a dispatcher that someone had broken into their Tipp City home, located an estimated 16 miles north of Dayton, and shot his wife, saying there was blood everywhere and that she had been shot in the head. Oh my god, somebody broke into my home, somebody broke into my home and shot my wife, Flynn said according to 911 audio obtained by TMZ.
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We went to a restaurant the other night, and the waitress kept calling me by my name. She was like, 'Khloé, do you want another drink?' Whatever. And True was going, 'How does she know who you are?' And I go, 'Oh, I just come here all the time.' Which I don't, but they don't realize that we're on TV. Like, they don't know the difference, 'cause I'm not talking about it," she recalled on the On Purpose podcast.
