Every time Chrissy Teigen takes the Lip Sync Battle stage, her hair, makeup and wardrobe are all perfectly on point. And while you’d think she plays a big role in choosing the sexy dresses, low-cut necklines and crazy costumes that she sports on the big screen, it turns out she’s happy to let others take the reins, especially when they’ve got strong opinions. Case in point?
A lake outing turned deadly for a dog in Nevada over the weekend, when it drowned after it was pulled into a drainage whirlpool.
Nevada’s News 4 first reported the story about the chocolate Labrador named Kumi who jumped in the water to fetch a stick on Saturday and was pulled into a whirlpool — seen in the video above, obtained by the station — which drains water from Topaz Lake, a man-made reservoir, into the Walker River.
In just about every single fashion week, ad roundup or magazine editorial, you’ll find a model that has a set of very famous parents. There are parent/sibling modeling empires including the Hadids and Gerbers (Cindy Crawford’s kids), and up-and-coming dynasties from the Hollywood acting scene (names like the Stallone and Hamlin sisters come to mind). But stars’ gorgeous offspring stepping in front of the camera isn’t anything new.
On April 5, 1994, the world lost Kurt Cobain, who, at age 27, had committed suicide at his Seattle home with a 20-gauge shotgun. His body was found two days later by an electrician.
How Mama June spent $75,000 on her transformation, plus Jennifer Aniston’s date night with Justin Theroux
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America will be casting votes again soon – this time on Fox’s new reality show, You the Jury.
Hosted by Fox News Channel’s Jeanine Pirro, a former TV judge herself, the new prime-time, unscripted reality show lets the audience to be the jury and decide the verdict in a civil case in real time, in front of a former California judge.