Gemini Awards nominee for Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role, Alex McArthur is an actor from the United States. He is mainly popular for starring his role in the movies like Kiss the Girls, Conspiracy Theory, and many more. Alex McArthur's early life, education, and personal lifeAlex was born as Alex McArthur in Telford, Pennsylvania, the United States of America to his parents, Bruce and Dolores McArthur. He was raised in a middle-class family.

Diletta Leotta is an Italian television presenter who belongs to Catania, Sicily. Apart from this, she is a dazzling diva and social media personality who quite often flaunts her beauty on her account. Being a diva, Diletta’s relationship status is the kind of a matter which most of her fans are excited to know. Also, she gained worldwide attention in 2019 when Napoli fans started chanting “fouri le tette” means “get your t**t out”.

Police in Florida suspect a man who was said to be on the verge of proposing to his girlfriend at Christmas shot her dead in their apartment before turning the gun on himself. The bodies of Richard Travis Timilty, 27, and his girlfriend, Holly Given, 26, were found in the apartment they shared in the Riviera Beach section of Palm Beach, Florida, on Wednesday afternoon. Investigators said that at first glance it appeared Timilty shot Given dead before committing suicide, the Palm Beach Post reported.

What is Jaleel White’s Net Worth and Salary? Jaleel White, an American actor and screenwriter, has a net worth of $8 million. He is best known for his portrayal of Steve Urkel on the popular sitcom “Family Matters”, which aired from 1989 to 1998. Initially intended to be a one-time role, Steve Urkel became a cultural icon and gave rise to the famous catchphrase “Did I do that?”. Jaleel appeared in 204 out of 215 episodes of the show and earned $180,000 per episode at its peak, which amounts to around $4 million per season.

FarmingObituaryRichard Young obituaryFarmer who combined campaigning on antibiotics and sustainability with a deep love of animals and literatureRichard Young, who has died of heart disease aged 73, was a champion of animal welfare and an advocate of the importance of livestock in sustainable food systems. He was one of the early adopters of organic farming in the 1970s, and his deep understanding of sustainable farming principles was derived from direct experience.