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Olivia Dunne has opened up on her relationship with MLB prospect Paul Skenes and why she believes they are a ‘very good match’ as a couple. Dunne and Skenes, both 21, first went public with their romance back in August after the LSU gymnastics sensation was spotted attending some of his baseball games for minor-league team the Bradenton Marauders. Since then their relationship has gone from strength to strength, with the lovebirds recently enjoying a trip to New York over the holidays.

He set the internet aflutter with his first-look image as Ken. And Ryan Gosling vanished into the role when he was spotted this Wednesday filming the upcoming Barbie movie starring Margot Robbie. The 41-year-old was all dressed up as a cowboy version of Ken for an energetic scene, at one point clenching his fists and gritting his teeth. There’s Ken: Ryan Gosling vanished into the role when he was spotted this Wednesday filming the upcoming Barbie movie starring Margot Robbie

ST. PETER, Minn. (AP) — Earl Meyer remembers in vivid detail when his platoon came under heavy fire during the Korean War — he still has shrapnel embedded in his thigh. But over 70 years later, the 96-year-old is still waiting for the U.S. Army to recognize his injury and to award him a Purple Heart medal, which honors service members wounded or killed in combat. Meyer has provided the Army with documents to back up his assertion that he was wounded in combat in June 1951.

Emilio Fernández was born on March 26, 1904 in  Hondo, Coahuila, Mexico, Mexico, is Actor, Writer, Director. Emilio "El Indio" Fernández Romo is the most famous person in the history of Mexican movies. For an era he symbolized Mexico due to his violent machismo, rooted in the Revolution of 1910-17, and because of his staunch commitment to Mexican cultural nationalism. Sired by an ethnic Caucasian father and born to an Indian mother, Emilio was himself the "

 George Brasno net worth is $10 Million George Brasno Wiki: Salary, Married, Wedding, Spouse, Family George Brasno was born on December 23, 1911 in Madison, New Jersey, USA. He was an actor, known for Charlie Chan at the Circus (1936), Little Miss Broadway (1938) and Vaudeville (1934). He died on August 15, 1982 in South River, New Jersey. Net Worth$10 MillionDate Of BirthDecember 23, 1911Died1982-08-15Place Of BirthMadison, New Jersey, USAOccupationActorProfessionActor, SoundtrackNicknamesGeorge BrasnoStar SignCapricornActor TitleYearStatusCharacterThe Great John L.

Karina Courtmanche has dementia and is in hospice care, but there is one thing she’s very clear about: Her love for Bella, her horse of 30 years. When her friends and caregivers recently asked Courtmanche, 79, if she had a dying wish, they were not surprised by her answer. “She said, ‘I miss Bella,’” said Michelle Walker, who is an RN case manager for the Connecticut Hospice, and is caring for Courtmanche in her final days.

Laura van den Berg’s first novel, “Find Me,” imagines a dystopian future in which a mysterious, fatal disease is wiping out people’s memories. Its narrator, Joy, is immune and finds herself in a hospital in Kansas, where doctors think she’d make an excellent guinea pig for a cure. Joy has other plans though, and soon we’re on the road with her as she searches for her long-lost mother. Van den Berg, whose work has been compared with that of Margaret Atwood and Kazuo Ishiguro, will be at Politics & Prose Friday night, where she will be interviewed by Elliott Holt.

BEIJING — Many things about Wang Fuman’s life have changed since he became an international sensation a year ago. Then, he was an 8-year-old who had to walk for an hour in a thin jacket from his grandmother’s mud hut to his freezing cold, poorly resourced school. His father was working far away, and his mother had deserted the family. Now — a year after his teacher posted a photo of him arriving at school with his head covered in icicles, a photo that went viral and earned him the Internet name “Ice Boy” or “Snowflake Boy” — Fuman has a new house, a warmer school and his mom back at home.

Most big breaks in Hollywood come serendipitously, and this is true for entertainment magnate Merv Griffin. In 1958 Griffin was tapped to host the game show, “Play Your Hunch,” and his breakout moment on the show happened when famous late night TV host Jack Paar accidentally stumbled onto his stage during a live taping of the program. Despite his reluctance to do guest appearances, Paar stuck around the live taping and allowed himself to be interviewed by the young game show host.