A Louisiana mayor is under fire for launching into an altercation with a local resident at a council meeting.
Video shows Elton Mayor Kesia Lemoine locking heads with an unidentified woman who she later argued with her inside a meeting room.
The footage show Lemoine walking out of the room while yelling at the woman before being held back by other citizens.
Footage then shows the woman screaming at Lemoine, saying: 'Keep your f****** hands off of me. Read More...
On June 28, 2019, the lovebirds tie the knot at the church of St. Yeghiche in London.
"Exactly 13 years ago today my very first single, 'Somewhere Over The Rainbow,' was released right after Idol. Today... I'm marrying the man who produced it," the bride posted on Instagram. "Life is full of beautiful coincidences, isn't it? Thank you for taking me over the rainbow, David."
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In the days, weeks, years, and decades since September 11, 2001, the event has taken on such sanctity to a certain kind of American identity that it’s become ensconced in a mythical untouchability. At a December 2001 luncheon at the National Press Club, actress Goldie Hawn said of an American flag she knit after September 11, “I was trying to knit America back together again.” Most pop culture followed in Hawn’s footsteps, spreading a fervid brand of “never forget” unity that usually ignored, condescended to, or patronized a central group in this narrative: Muslim Americans. Read More...
