The "Cruisin'" artist and Rogers, both members of The Miracles, were married for 27 years from 1959 to 1986. Robinson is now married to interior designer Frances Glandney, who he wed in 2002. As for Ross, she was married to music executive Robert Ellis Silberstein from 1971 to 1977. In 1986, the "I'm Coming Out" artist wed Norwegian businessman Arne Naess, Jr. in Switzerland. They divorced in 2000, and he died in a climbing accident in 2004.
Millie Bobby Brown is only 12 years old, but in the Netflix series Stranger Things, she delivers a performance that many adult actors would have a hard time matching. As the mysterious, telekinetically powerful Eleven, she’s able to fling bodies across a room in one scene and quietly convey a sense of deep sadness in another, a notable feat considering her character rarely speaks.
In real life, though, Brown — whose resume includes a role in the BBC series Intruders and guest appearances on Modern Family and Grey’s Anatomy — is extremely talkative and gregarious.
Jewellery can do more than complete an outfit — it tells stories, acts as a talisman and makes statements. The best jewellery brands get that, and the list of designers and labels we've curated below reflect and appreciate this layered mindset.
Classic fine jewellery brands like Cartier, Bulgari and Chopard will always be around, but they’re not your only options — in fact, a few of the best affordable jewellery brands have also made it into this edit.
In a new interview with Vanity Fair, “The Marvels” director Nia DaCosta revealed she was in frequent contact with previous Marvel directors before and during the making of her MCU tentpole. She asked Chloé Zhao (“Eternals”), James Gunn (“Guardians of the Galaxy”) and Taika Waititi (“Thor: Ragnarok”) before accepting “The Marvels” directing gig if entering the Marvel world was a good idea.
“Are they going to kill me and destroy my soul?
Play video content HELD AT GUNPOINT Chicago has been plagued by carjacking crimes in recent years ... and now video has emerged showing just how harrowing the experience can be for a victim.
Surveillance footage, obtained by the Daily Mail, captures the moment a man sitting in a parked car is targeted by gun-wielding assailants who arrive in two other vehicles and block him in at an intersection on September 2.
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The New Generation Era of WWE was a crazy time for the pro wrestling world. All the new faces like Triple H, The Undertaker, and Bret “Hitman” Hart were being prepared by McMahon to be the next faces of WWE. But during that time a superstar in his prime time decided to leave WWE.
Randy Savage was a rising name during The New Generation Era. Known for his signature catchphrase “Oooh yeah!
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OTF ARoy, a member of Lil Durk's Only The Family group, was reportedly shot and killed in Chicago's O-Block on Monday (December 13). The rapper reportedly got into a fight and came out on the winning side of it, allegedly beating down his opponent. When he walked away, the man ARoy got into an altercation with got up and allegedly pulled out a gun and fired multiple shots, killing him.
A video of OTF ARoy's murder surfaced online, showing the moment the rapper got up from the fight and started walking off.
UK newsPrivate funeral for reclusive Dirk BogardeSir Dirk Bogarde, the 1950s matinée idol who transformed himself into one of Britain's most respected actors and writers, will have no memorial service following his death at the age of 78. Instead, he will have a private family funeral in accordance with his wish 'just to forget me', his nephew, Brock Van den Bogaerde, said yesterday.
The reclusive actor also asked for his ashes to be scattered in France, a country he made his adoptive home for 20 years.