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Randall England Dies: Versatile Performer Appeared On 'Dallas,' As Soap Villain
Randall England, whose acting career took him from soap-opera villainy to portraying a US president onstage, has died at 75.
England died surrounded by family, according to his obituary from Alternative Cremation & Funeral Service. E! News reported that he had esophageal cancer. His death on Friday, Sept. 25, was announced on Thursday, Nov. 11.
Television viewers knew him as Jack Slater, the killer and jewel thief he portrayed on ABC’s “General Hospital” from November 1984 through June 1985.
The role was one chapter in a career that crossed television, film, theater, modeling, and musi…
Reality TV Star Arrested After Violent Fight Leaves Teen Dead
A reality TV star known for life aboard luxury yachts has been arrested in Turkey after a store confrontation escalated into a fight that left a teenager dead, according to multiple reports.
João Franco, 36, of Bravo’s “Below Deck” franchise, and his brother, Karlos Franco, were arrested following the altercation in Bodrum on Saturday, Nov. 7, TV Insider reported.
The teenager, identified as a 17-year-old clothing store employee, suffered a head injury during the fight. He died at a hospital on Monday, Nov. 9.
The brothers have denied hitting Koyabakan and told police they were attacked an…
Soldier, 18, Killed In Training: Instructor Pleads Guilty, Family Says No Justice
An 18-year-old Pennsylvania soldier was killed during a firearms training exercise, and the instructor responsible has pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter, but the soldier's grieving family says justice has not been served.
Sean Stark, 38, of Carlisle, entered the guilty plea before US District Judge Joseph F. Saporito Jr. on Thursday, Nov. 12, in connection with the March 12 shooting death of Specialist Krystofer Lee Lopez at Letterkenny Army Depot in Franklin County.
Stark, a Department of the Army police officer and firearms instructor at the military installation, admitted to inv…
Dan Hicks Dies Suddenly: NBC Broadcaster Called Many Of Sports’ Biggest Moments
Dan Hicks, the longtime NBC Sports announcer whose voice accompanied some of sports’ biggest moments, has died at 64.
Hicks died Wednesday, Nov. 11, following an acute illness. His wife, ESPN broadcaster Hannah Storm, announced the sudden loss in a family statement shared through her Instagram account Thursday, Nov. 12.
The couple lived in Greenwich, Connecticut, with their three children.
Storm’s statement read in full:
“Our family is heartbroken by the sudden and unexpected passing of Dan following an acute illness. He was a devoted husband of over 30 years, loving father to our three d…
ESPN Analyst, Ex-nfl Head Coach Rex Ryan Accused Of Striking Pedestrians, Leaving Scene
Former NFL head coach Rex Ryan is facing criminal charges after police say his pickup truck struck two pedestrians and he drove away.
Ryan, 63, surrendered for booking on Wednesday, Nov. 11, on six outstanding misdemeanor warrants, according to the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department.
The ESPN analyst is accused of hitting the pedestrians shortly before midnight Thursday, Nov. 5, at Fourth Avenue and Broadway in downtown Nashville, Tennessee. Police described their injuries as minor.
The pedestrians were crossing Broadway with a walk signal when the pickup turned right from Fourth Ave…
Senior US Army Officer Entrusted With Sensitive Info Accused Of Spying For Russia
A senior US Army soldier entrusted with sensitive information is now suspected of spying for Russia, triggering an investigation involving British authorities, the US military, and the FBI.
The 41-year-old man was arrested near Gloucester, England, on Tuesday, Nov. 10, according to the Metropolitan Police. Authorities have not released his name.
He remained in custody at a London police station while investigators searched two locations in Gloucestershire, police said.
The soldier was stationed at Imjin Barracks, which houses the headquarters of NATO’s Allied Rapid Reaction Corps, accordin…
Bob Boone Dies: MLB Manager, All-Star, Father Of Yankees Skipper, Descendant Of Frontier Icon
Bob Boone, whose baseball legacy stretched from championship celebrations to the Yankees dugout through his son, has died.
The four-time All-Star catcher and former major league manager died Monday, Nov. 9, at 78.
Boone played 19 major league seasons with the Philadelphia Phillies, California Angels, and Kansas City Royals. He won seven Gold Glove Awards and helped Philadelphia capture the 1980 World Series, batting .412 during the championship series, according to Royals Review.
His family became baseball’s first to produce three generations of major league players. His father, Ray, prece…
Maryland's Druski Makes 'SNL' History, But Critics Aren't Laughing
From Instagram livestreams to the "Saturday Night Live" stage, Druski has come a long way — but his history-making debut has critics divided.
The 32-year-old comedian, whose real name is Drew Desbordes, became the show's first content creator to host when he took the stage Saturday, Nov. 7. Born in Columbia, MD, Druski brought his signature characters, celebrity connections, and plenty of surprises to the NBC sketch comedy show.
Among them was Oscar-winning actress Emma Stone, who made an unexpected appearance during his opening monologue. The two recently worked together on "The Catch…
Woman Found Dead On Recycling Facility Conveyor Belt: 'She Cared For Everybody,' Daughter Says
A woman found dead on a recycling facility’s conveyor belt is being remembered by her daughter for the care she showed others, as investigators work to determine what happened.
Deputies responded to Kimble Recycling in Twinsburg Township, Ohio, around 11 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 3, after a body was discovered, according to the Summit County Sheriff’s Office.
The Summit County Medical Examiner identified the woman as Billie Jo Douglas, 55, of Akron. Twinsburg Township is about 20 miles north of Akron.
Workers discovered Douglas while processing delivered recyclable materials at the facility, loca…
White House Shakeup: Trump Elevates Longtime Ally To Chief Of Staff After Election Losses
President Donald Trump is changing his White House leadership after Republicans suffered sweeping midterm losses.
Trump announced Friday, Nov. 6, that Stephen Miller, 41, will replace Susie Wiles, 69, as chief of staff starting Monday, Nov. 9. Miller currently serves as deputy chief of staff and homeland security adviser.
“Susie Wiles, who has done an outstanding job, will be moving over to the Trump Political Operation,” Trump wrote in his announcement, shared on Truth Social. “I want to thank her for her service as Chief of Staff — She has done a great job!”
The change follows Tuesday's …
