Nebraska high school cheerleader Katrina Kohel performed alone at Nebraska State Cheer and Dance Competition after the other cheerleaders pulled out at the last minute. The crowd threw their support behind Katrina as she delivered the “go-fight-and-winning” routine alone on Friday, February 17th. Ott said Kohel was “so pumped up and full of energy”[Read More…]

Actor and Producer Alec Baldwin is facing a lawsuit from three of his crew members over the shooting of Rust’s cinematographer, Halyna Hutchins. Ross Addiego, Doran Curtin and Reese Price said they are suing Baldwin, and others due to the stress and anxiety they have suffered since the incident on[Read More…]

A classified intelligence report from the U.S. Energy Department has strongly hinted that a lab leak is the most plausible theory for how the COVID-19 pandemic started. The report, which was part of an update to a 2021 document by Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines’s office, was recently give[Read More…]

2 agricultural migrant workers from Guatemala have sued their current employer Oceana County farm labor contracting company.  The workers have accused the company of taking their passports, mandating that they add one of the company owners to their bank account as a condition of employment and underpay them on a[Read More…]

Business mogul and Shark Tank personality Barbara Corcoran revealed this week in a TikTok video how she once made $1 million in a single day by selling 88 apartments she claims “no one wanted.” Corcoran describes her real estate firm at the time floundering under the weight of 88 apartments[Read More…]

Nokia announced on Sunday it is changing its iconic, 60 year old logo to reflect a company-wide rebrand and shift consumers’ focus from mobile phones, which Nokia no longer makes, to its other successful products. The telecommunications equipment giant ceased making mobile phones almost ten years ago, transitioning to other[Read More…]

Marymount University in Arlington, Virginia, revealed this week in a letter that it has voted to do away with ten undergraduate majors and one graduate degree program due to low interest from students. The majors that are set to be eliminated include: B.A. Art, B.A. Economics, B.A. English, B.A. History,[Read More…]

24-year-old Dylan Lyons, who is a TV journalist, was killed while covering a shooting spree in Florida.  Three people were killed and two were injured during the spree. Spectrum News 13 identified Dylan Lyons as the journalist who was killed and also confirmed that photographer Jesse Walden was injured while[Read More…]

Former Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein was sentenced to 16-years in prison in a Los Angeles Court for rape, forcible oral copulation and sexual penetration by a foreign object. Weinstein asked the judge for leniency ahead of his sentencing stating that the case was flawed. “Please don’t sentence me to life[Read More…]

Rust Movie Productions, who are the production company behind the movie Rust in which cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was fatally shot, have agreed to pay a $100,000 fine to New Mexico’s Environment Department’s Occupational Health and Safety Bureau (OHSB). The OHSB initially issued a $136,796 fine, which is the maximum fine allowed[Read More…]