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"Thank goodness Khyati is okay," the 'Adorn' singer tweeted after landing on her.
Miguel's leap over the audience was one of the most exciting moments of Sunday's Billboard Music Awards. Unless you were the fan he accidentally landed on. The Adorn singer's right leg caught a woman as he came down, knocking her against the stage.
"Got caught up in the moment, thank goodness Khyati is okay," Miguel tweeted afterward.
Read more at USA Today
FOX 17 Video Shot: Street crowd watches as soap opera unfolds. Source video (since all talking is in Portuguese, we cannot be sure the language is clean): ...
It is what it is...but maybe next time she will learn the words to the whole song when she is asked to sing the NATIONAL ANTHEM!
Alexis Normand probably won't be getting requests to sing "The Star-Spangled Banner" anytime soon.
During Saturday's Memorial Cup game, the Canadian singer severely distorted the U.S. national anthem, stumbling through the lyrics and even pausing at times as she seemed to forget full phrases. Fortunately, audience members at the Canadian ice hockey tournament were good sports and helped Normand finish the song.
Normand followed her horrible rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner" with a much better version of "O Canada," the Canadian national anthem. The May 18 match got underway, and the Halifax Mooseheads went on to triumph 7-4 over the visiting Portland Winterhawks from Oregon.
Westboro Baptist Church has radical beliefs, and pulling away from those after decades must be hard...just ask Libby Phelps Alvarez, the granddaughter of the pastor.
The house was empty, just as Libby Phelps had planned. Slipping inside that afternoon four years ago, she felt as if her heart would burst through her chest.
She peeked through the curtains, terrified that her aunt and uncle across the street would notice the cars parked in the driveway with doors and trunks open.
Moving quickly with three co-workers by her side, she shoved clothes, high school yearbooks, photo albums, a pillow and an old TV into boxes and suitcases. She felt like a thief in her own home. And, in a way, she was.
Read More at the Los Angeles Times
17 bodies have been removed from a funeral home after complaints and an investigation show possible criminal and civil violations.
The Stanislaus County coroner has removed 17 bodies from a Modesto funeral home after a months-long investigation into cremation delays.
The unusual move left at least one family questioning the authenticity of their loved one’s remains.
In a brief statement released Friday, the Sheriff’s Department acknowledged “an investigation into potential criminal and civil violations with the business for the past several months.” Multiple media outlets have identified the business as McGuire Cremation & Funeral Service.
Iran says they hanged CIA and Mossad spies, what does that hold for the future between Iran, the United States and Israel?
Two men who the Iranian government said worked as spies for Israel and the United States were hanged Sunday morning, according to Iranian state news outlet Press TV.
The men were identified as Mohammad Heidari and Kourosh Ahmadi. Press TV said Heidari provided classified information to Mossad, the Israeli intelligence agency, and Ahmadi had been convicted of providing the CIA with intelligence.
There were no details on when the men were arrested or when they were tried. The hangings occurred at dawn, the report said.
Almost $600 million dished out to one person. Sounds like a good day...or week...or year to me.
The small town of Zephyrhills, Florida, is convulsed with speculation that a lucky 26-year-old woman is the owner of the winning Powerball ticket worth $590.5 million.
Under state law the mystery winner's name will be made public imminently after they beats odds of 175 million in purchasing the winning ticket at a Publix supermarket in the town of 13,337 people just days before Saturday's mega draw.
Their life changed forever, the winner is currently deciding whether to take the annuity or lump sum, which will work out to $370,896,780.54 - or $278 million after the federal government takes its share.
The Associated Press and FOX News have been victims of the Department of Justice's probe into journalistic records, and people demand President Obama to do something about it.
Associated Press President Gary Pruitt says the Justice Department sent a strong – and negative -- message to future sources that the government would go after them if they spoke to the press. It’s a move Pruitt called not only unconstitutional, but damaging to the ideal of a free press in the country in his first television interviews on the scandal Sunday.
In a separate interview with the AP, Pruitt said, "It's too early to know if we'll take legal action but I can tell you we are positively displeased and we do feel that our constitutional rights have been violated."
Especially after the new information regarding FOX...
The Justice Department obtained a portfolio of information about a Fox News correspondent's conversations and visits as part of an investigation into a possible leak, The Washington Post reported Monday
-- in the latest example of the government seizing records of journalists.
The information follows the charge that the department secretly obtained two months of phone records from Associated Press journalists as part of a separate leak probe.
