Megan Thee Stallion’s returning to the fold after taking a brief hiatus from the limelight. After appearing in court to testify against Tory Lanez, Megan took a step back from the public eye. In the past few months, she hasn’t necessarily been seen out and about, nor has she released music. At the same time, the court of public opinion was turning against her. Fans and peers began publicly siding with Tory Lanez after a judge found him guilty of shooting Megan.
Microsoft says it has rolled back a routing change that appeared to cause thousands of its customers to lose access to applications like Outlook and Teams on Wednesday morning.
Downdetector, which tracks software outage reports, showed a spike in issues with Microsoft 365 apps (formerly known as Office 365) around 3 a.m. ET. Countries where the workday was underway, like Japan, India and the United Kingdom, each registered thousands of outage reports.
US crimeOne person killed, another injured in shooting at Florida shopping mallPolice say the victim was likely ‘targeted’ in the attack at the Paddock mall in Ocala, about 80 miles north-west of Orlando
A man has died in a shooting at a shopping mall in central Florida two days before Christmas in which the victim was apparently “targeted” for the attack, police said.
Ocala police chief Mike Balken told reporters on Saturday evening that the man was killed after he was shot multiple times in a common area at Paddock Mall in Ocala, located about 80 miles north-west of Orlando.
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Six Feet Under alum Lauren Ambrose will play the adult version of Vanessa Palmer (a.k.a. Van) in season two. While the first season explored the present-day lives of her teammates Shauna, Taissa, Nat and Misty, the life of Van—and whether or not she was even alive—remained a mystery.
The actress was seen sporting facial scars in a series of photos released by Showtime Dec. 22, likely a brutal reminder of Van being attacked by a pack of wolves in season one.
The Rose Bowl Game is one-of-a-kind and holds a cherished place within the fabric of American college football. Its history dates back to 1902, making it the country’s oldest bowl game and its prestige remains unparalleled.
The Rose Bowl is more than just a football game, it’s a cultural event connected with the historic Tournament of Roses parade and its breathtaking floral displays. The first ever Rose Bowl game took place on January 1, 1902, between Michigan and Stanford which was attended by 7000 fans.