Highlights Vince Vaughn didn't enjoy the media attention that came with dating Jennifer Aniston, preferring a more private relationship. Vaughn found happiness in his marriage to Kyla Weber, a non-celebrity who provided a welcome change from his previous high-profile relationship. Vaughn and Weber have two children together, and Vaughn has spoken about how becoming a parent has given him a new purpose and sense of gratitude.
Famous users of the Internet in 2009, Catherine Wayne’s YouTube videos catapulted her to fame. She adopted the character of Boxxy, a young teen with edgy bangs who always wore heavy eyeliner for these videos. Catherine’s most well-known creation, Boxxy possessed an infectiously upbeat demeanor.
That’s why everyone started calling her Boxxy. One of Catherine’s subscribers said this in the video’s comment section: e-girls have been paved the way for by [Boxxy].
The Pittsburgh Pirates placed outfielder Bryan Reynolds on the MLB bereavement list before Sunday's game against the Cincinnati Reds. The team confirmed that Reynolds is expected to be away for a few days as he tends to a personal matter.
The Pirates replaced the 28-year-old with Double-A Altoona utility man Drew Maggi on their 26-man active roster. According to reports, Reynolds is expected to miss between three to seven games for Pittsburgh.
Most of us know the story of Elisabeth Fritzl, it’s as sad as it is horrific. It’s been 15 years since Josef Fritzl was imprisoned for his monstrous crime yet the recounting of events and even recent dramatisations still send shivers down the spine. But what about the woman who experienced it? What is Elisabeth Fritzl doing now? And where is she?
Recommended Videos Finding out exactly where she and her family are is next to impossible; and for good reason.
Holden Armenta, a 9-year-old Kansas City Bosses fan, faces debate as Deadspin blamed him for racial harshness
Armenta wore blackface during a game
His folks, Shannon and Raul Armenta, are undermining lawful activity against Deadspin
a new occurrence including a 9-year-old Kansas City Bosses fan, Holden Armenta, has touched off a firestorm of discussion and lawful ramifications. The impetus for this ruckus was an article written via Carron J. Phillips for Deadspin, which blamed youthful Holden for racial obtuseness during a game against the Las Vegas Bandits on November 26.