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I have a set of 8 NEVER USED Warner Bros. Anniversary glasses Shell gave out. They are gathering dust on a shelf in a cabinet. I think of them as my rainy day fund; I'll put them on bay if I ever need a few hundred grand.

Walmart turned its famous rotisserie chicken into a purse — and it’s only $5.97 Walmart’s Traditional Chicken Purse looks remarkably like the retailer’s familiar rotisserie chicken packaging, making it an instant conversation starter. It’s quirky, surprisingly functional and priced exactly like an actual Walmart rotisserie chicken. If you don't need or want a full bag, you can commemorate your favorite ready-to-eat dinner with bag charms inspired by the chickens. You can get a Great Value lemon pepper seasoning bag charm, or even a miniature version of the chicken handbag. Great Value Lemon & Pepper Seasoning Bag Charm Great Value Louisiana Hot Sauce Bag Charm Traditional Rotisserie Chicken Purse Replica Bag Charm Lemon Pepper Rotisserie Chicken Purse Replica Bag Charm

Alexi Rozanov, asshole brother of MLH star Ilya Rozanov, joins "Days of Our Lives" as Dante. According to Deadline, he will make his debut on Monday, September 14. it's about time that deadbeat got a job and stopped expecting to be on his brother's payroll for the rest of his life.

as a result of the cutie's reporting... Clippers Forfeit Five First-Round Picks, Ballmer Suspended One Year For Cap Circumvention

Snipe means to shoot at someone from a hidden place or to attack someone with sharp, hidden criticism ain't that what he's doing?

Jim Thornton, the announcer of Wheel of Fortune since 2011, has been suspended. A spokesperson from Sony Pictures Television confirmed the news to Entertainment Weekly. Thornton joined the show in 2011. A spokesperson from Sony Pictures Television tells Entertainment Weekly, “We have recently been made aware of allegations concerning Jim Thornton. He has been suspended from Wheel of Fortune and we are recasting while we conduct a thorough investigation.” The studio did not provide a reason for or length of the suspension. TMZ, the first to report the news, said the suspension resulted from an alleged incident on a commercial airline flight Thornton was aboard. Another passenger allegedly complained about the TV star to a flight attendant. The pilot then called law enforcement and had Thornton met upon arrival, sources with direct knowledge told the outlet. Thornton was questioned and released. A source tells EW that the airline is fully cooperating with law enforcement. In a statement to EW, American Airlines said, “On May 14, American Airlines Flight 1276 was met by law enforcement upon arrival at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) following concerns reported by a customer onboard.” EW was unable to contact Thornton. Thornton joined the show, which is currently cohosted by Ryan Seacrest and Vanna White, in 2011. He also serves as the announcer for Celebrity Wheel of Fortune. He worked with longtime host Pat Sajak until the latter’s retirement from the main show in June 2024 and from the celebrity edition one year later. Sajak would routinely instruct Thornton to tell the contestants what they’d won after solving a word puzzle. He began his broadcast career during college at Marshall University in 1983, according to his official bio from Paramount. He had his own morning show soon after on a San Fernando Valley radio station and worked at radio and TV stations in Los Angeles. He’s also lent his voice to Monsters, Inc.; Celebrity Deathmatch; The Cleveland Show; and other projects.

A Bank of America vice president was killed in a stabbing in New York City's Times Square, the second-biggest U.S. lender said on Tuesday, a random incident that took place in broad daylight in the heart of the city's tourist industry. The incident brought the streets of the area in Midtown Manhattan to a halt on Monday as emergency vehicles swarmed between the skyscrapers. The deceased was Erin Piacenti, 32, according to the New York City Police. Bank of America confirmed the loss of a staff member and an internal memo seen by Reuters confirmed her identity. Piacenti was a vice president in BofA's business selection and conflicts unit, according to her LinkedIn profile. "We are shocked and deeply saddened by the tragic loss of our colleague. She was a valued teammate who will be greatly missed. Our hearts go out to her family and all of her loved ones," the U.S. banking giant said in an emailed statement to Reuters on Tuesday. BofA's Manhattan office is located a stone's throw from Times Square at One Bryant Park. An unnamed 68-year-old man also suffered stab wounds in the attack and was in stable condition, the NYPD said in a statement. NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch said the attack, which took place on Monday around 4:24 p.m. ET in the vicinity of West 42 Street and Seventh Avenue, appeared to be random and unprovoked. The NYPD said when officers arrived on the scene they found Pamela Cisneros, a 49-year-old woman, who was brandishing two large knives and advanced toward officers. Officers shot Cisneros, and she was later pronounced dead. Tisch said Cisneros had a documented mental health history. SECURITY TEAMS ENGAGED Bank of America's president of Global Corporate & Investment Banking Matthew Koder described Piacenti as a "cherished teammate and friend" in an internal memo seen by Reuters. "Erin was a valued member of the Business Selection and Conflicts team, having joined the bank 18 months ago," Koder wrote in the memo. "Her loss is being felt deeply by many." Koder said that Bank of America's security teams were "fully engaged in supporting the police investigation here, and in addressing the ongoing safety and security of our offices and teammates." Last year, a senior Blackstone executive was killed when a gunman carrying an assault rifle walked into the lobby of a Midtown Manhattan office building and opened fire. In 2022, a Goldman Sachs employee was fatally shot in a random, unprovoked attack while riding a train from Brooklyn to Lower Manhattan. And in 2024, UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was shot dead outside a Manhattan hotel in what law-enforcement officials have called a premeditated assassination. Last month, Luigi Mangione admitted in court that he fatally shot the health insurance executive. Despite these high-profile incidents, recent data shows crime in New York City has been falling. Last month, the NYPD said the city recorded the fewest shooting incidents, shooting victims and murders on record both for the first seven months of the year and for the month of July.

The family of NHL prospect and college hockey player Matthew Mayich called for members of Arizona State University’s coaching staff to be put on leave as they slammed the university’s handling of the investigation into why he was hospitalized after a workout. Mayich, 21, remains hospitalized after he collapsed during an outdoor military-style workout on the morning of Aug. 20 at ASU’s Joe Selleh Track in Tempe. According to The Athletic, attorney Rob Carey is representing his family and said the university mishandled the investigation into his medical emergency. “It’s very clear to me that this is a time when adults have to do the right thing — sometimes the right thing is the hard thing — and from everything I can tell and the leads we have, ASU is not handling this responsibly,” Carey said, per the outlet. Carey told the Arizona Republic that Mayich has “zero chance of recovery.” According to the Athletic, several anonymous sources said the workout, conducted by Tim Ziesel (who is not an employee of the university and just volunteered to lead the workout, per NBC affiliate 12 News) included sprints, planks, pushups and bear crawls over roughly 60 minutes. If any of the players could not complete the exercises or “lagged behind other groups” during the workout, they were required to participate in additional exercises. Ziesel’s attorney Tim Rake told 12 News the former military service member “was just doing this out of the goodness of his heart and his love for ASU.” Rake added, “There isn’t a D1 athlete on the planet that would describe this as a hard day of exercising, including the ASU hockey team,” per the local news station. However, the Mayich family attorney Carey claimed that he’s “already gotten information on what happened that day,” and said he’s “very confident it was a grueling, onerous and dangerous workout,” per The Athletic. “A kid’s life was basically ruined, the family is devastated, and people refuse to accept responsibility,” Carey added, telling the outlet his team will pursue all resources to obtain relevant communications from Aug. 20, including deleted text messages and videos. The family’s attorney also argued that members of the coaching staff should be placed on administrative leave, citing it was “routine procedure” as the investigation continues. Arizona was under an extreme heat warning on Aug. 20, according to a local weather report. The Canadian-Croatian Chamber of Commerce hosted a virtual prayer service for Mayich on Facebook on Tuesday, Aug. 25. “🙏💙 Prayers for Matthew Mayich 💙🙏Please join in sending prayers and positive thoughts to Matthew Mayich, from Stoney Creek, Ontario, now a sophomore at Clarkson University, as he faces a very difficult time,” it wrote. “Let’s come together as a community and show Matthew and his family our love, strength and support. 🙏💙,” the post added. Mayich started his college hockey career at Clarkson University in New York before transferring to ASU. In 2023, he was a National Hockey League (NHL) sixth-round pick of the St. Louis Blues, per USA Today.

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The Buffalo Bills are planning to replace the grass surface at Highmark Stadium before their home opener against the Detroit Lions in Week 2. The 2026 season will mark the first time the Bills are playing their home games on a grass surface – and not artificial turf – since 1972. During the entire, 53-year period in which they were tenants of Ralph Wilson Stadium, the Bills played on synthetic material. But Buffalo's new grass field had a shaky debut when the Bills played their first preseason game of the year on Aug. 15. On one play, backup quarterback Kyle Allen scrambled out of the pocket then took a hit as he slid down on the new grass field. During the play, The Athletic's Tim Graham reported, a "massive clump" of grass was ripped out of the ground after the tackle. Starting quarterback Josh Allen was joined by teammates DJ Moore, Dion Dawkins and Spencer Brown in trying to stomp the displaced grass back into the divot after the play, Graham reported. The Bills did not make any notable changes to the surface before their next home game: a preseason finale against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Instead, they waited until after the preseason to re-sod the field and get it prepared for Buffalo's regular season home opener in Week 2. Highmark Stadium was the subject of some brief controversy earlier in August after certain fans were permitted entry to a practice at the new field. Photos taken from the "Red & Blue Practice" on Aug. 8 revealed several parts of the stadium that appeared to have obstructed views of the playing field. Stadium overhangs and plexiglass barriers were a couple of the design choices that led to perceived obstructions. The Bills responded to the photos and resulting criticism in a statement on Aug. 10. "Saturday’s practice was a great opportunity to test the new stadium," the statement read. "We are currently addressing internal and external feedback regarding the facility's operation following the first event. We'll utilize the next six weeks to refine any details as we prepare for the home opener on Thursday, September 17." A person familiar with the matter told USA TODAY Sports that many of the seats with obstructed views will either not be available for sale during NFL games or be clearly marked as obstructed-view seating on Ticketmaster. The person was granted anonymity due to the sensitivity of the situation and the Bills' ongoing scrutiny into the matter. Highmark Stadium is the smallest stadium in the NFL in 2026, with an official seating capacity of 60,108. It can hold as many as 66,000 given standing room-only possibilities, according to a report from Sports Business Journal.

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THIS IS COOL… Hudson & Connor watching themselves and Hudson knows both parts (YES, I’m obsessed) I got addicted to watching reaction videos and have a top 5 I cycle through on 1.50 speed on YouTube. Also have a top 3 of reactions to “I’m coming to the cottage”. #1 is the muscular straight male OnlyFans model with a head cold. Episodes 1-4 were done in tank tops that showed off his body. YouTube deleted his episode 5 video for copyright reasons so he cut it up. This is the end: (it's even more fun at 1.50 speed)

Mamdani, Hochul announce $8.4 million initiative to transform concrete medians into green infrastructure across Queens

Austin Street Open Street begins Sunday in Forest Hills Mamdani, Hochul announce $8.4 million initiative to transform concrete medians into green infrastructure across Queens