Seven years ago, Fast and Furious star, Paul Walker, died in a tragic car crash. At the time, Paul sat in the passenger seat of a Porsche Carrera GT while his friend, Roger Rodas, drove. Rodas died as well. A 2018 documentary, I Am Paul Walker, highlights the actor’s life. It also raised questions as to who he left behind and what they’re doing now.
Rebecca McBrain and Paul Walker became parents together Paul Walker’s legacy will live on forever.
Getty/Zillow Kellie Pickler's ready to put a painful memory behind her -- the longtime Tennessee home where her husband, Kyle Jacobs, fatally shot himself is now on the market for $2,890,000 ... TMZ has learned.
According to property records, the 4 bed, 5 bath custom-built home in Nashville was listed Wednesday.
Zillow The sprawling Tudor-style abode boasts 4,865 sq. feet and includes an inviting open floor plan, a barrel vault ceiling in the dining room and wine cellar on the main level.
Learn about Brad Culpepper Net Worth, Biography, Age, Birthday, Height, Early Life, Family, Dating, Partner, Wiki and Facts.
Who is Brad Culpepper:Brad Culpepper is a famous Football Player. He was born on May 8, 1969 and his birthplace is Tallahassee, FL. Brad is also well known as, Defensive tackle who played for the Minnesota Vikings, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and Chicago Bears from 1992 to 2000.
Brad is originated from United States.
Dakar, Senegal – As the smoke from protesters’ fires billowed upward into the sky and tear gas from police crept through boulevards and alleyways last month, Senegal – often lauded as West Africa’s most stable democracy – once again found itself in turmoil.
Some opposition leaders were blocked from leaving their homes by police, while others were arrested for organizing what authorities deemed illegal protests. In southern Senegal, authorities were accused of using live rounds to disperse protesters.
Move over pumpkin spiced latte, it's officially hot chocolate season.
The luxurious and comforting drink is thought to have been invented by the Maya around 2,500 to 3,000 years ago and was an essential part of Aztec culture by 1400AD, referred to then as xocōlātl.
Chocolate to the Aztecs had sacred, social and cultural significance and was assimilated into European culture after the famous Spanish conquistador Hernan Cortes brought cacao, as well as many other ingredients, back to the continent after defeating Montezuma and bringing about the fall of theAztec Empire.