At a joint legislative budget hearing on Thursday, Robert Ricks—the grieving father of a man murdered by corrections staff while in state custody—urged lawmakers to reform New York’s ...

On Monday night, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth signed a memorandum renaming Fort Liberty, in North Carolina, back to Fort ...

In 2004, Peter Gabriel embarked on his Still Growing Up tour, staging a more intimate version of the previous year's Growing Up shows. He sat down with Classic Rock to tell us about his plans, and ...

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Coffin Feeder – the band featuring vocalist Sven de Caluwé (Aborted, Fetal Blood Eagle, ex-Leng Tch'e, etc.), guitarists and vocalists Jeroen Camerlynck (Fleddy Melculy) and Bart Govers (Fleddy ...

Giancarlo Esposito's Availability Became The Nail In The Coffin For Seth Rollins' Character It's no secret ... He’s iconic ...

The singer tragically passed away on January 15 2025 aged 65 following a 20-year breast cancer battle and suffering from double pneumonia. And Linda's sister Coleen looked emotional as she ...

Robert E. Lee's birthday is one of three Confederate holidays still on the books for Florida after well over a century, despite numerous attempts to remove them. The holidays were adopted by ...

But in Alabama and Mississippi, Monday is also Robert E. Lee Day in honor of the Confederate general. The two states recognize King and Lee on the third Monday in January. Their state governments ...

Lee instead. Alabama and Mississippi have recognized Robert E. Lee Day as a state holiday since the early 1900s, later combining it with the federal celebration of King, which President Ronald ...

Singer and actor Linda Nolan has been laid to rest in her beloved Blackpool, after being brought to her funeral service in a pink sparkly coffin ... Les Dawson), Lee Brennan from boyband 911 ...

Robert E. Lee Day was originally celebrated by states in the South for decades following the Civil War, but was abandoned by most after President Ronald Reagan designated the third Monday in ...