Mar. 16, 2025
Egypt Sherrodwasn’t ready for her mother-in-law to ask her and husband Mike Jackson to redesign her kitchen — but she was happy to oblige.
The television personality, 45, appeared shocked when her mother-in-law made the request during a family meal in an exclusive clip from Thursday’s episode ofMarried to Real Estate.
“What? Did she just say do our kitchen?” she asked as her husband laughed. “What’s wrong with the kitchen?”
Mar. 16, 2025
Shortly after watching Egypt lose in heartbreaking fashion for the third time in the opening round of the FIFA 2018 World Cup in Russia, longtime television commentator Abdel Rahim Mohamed reportedly suffered cardiac arrest and died after being transported to a hospital.
According toUSA Today, Mohamed became “emotional” after Saudi Arabia scored a last-minute goal against Egypt to win their match on Monday, and all but ending Egypt’s chances of moving on in the global tournament.
Mar. 16, 2025
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Eight horses have now died at Churchill Downs over the past three weeks, with the most recent death after a race on Sunday.
Rio Moon, a 3-year-old horse, was euthanized after the sixth race on Sunday. According to the notes in the Equibase chart, Rio Moon “suffered a catastrophic injury to his left foreleg a few strides after the wire,” asthe Associated Press reports.
Parents Pride and Chasing Artie died suddenly on May 2.
Mar. 16, 2025
The actress, who stars as Ashley Abbott on the CBS soap series, confirmed on social media Wednesday that she is leaving the drama in September after more than 30 years. (She took home an Emmy for the role this year.)
“Yes I am leaving my second home @YandR_CBS in September,” began Davidson, 59.
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“I’ve been so blessed to be able to play Ashley Abbott and work with the amazing people on the show and have nothing but gratitude and love for all!
Mar. 16, 2025
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Eileen Gu caught the attention ofOlympicsfans for her freestyle feats on the slopes, and now the American-born skier has sparked conversation because of her choice to compete for China in the2022 Winter Olympics.
Gu, 18, was born and raised in the U.S. to a Chinese mother and American father. She first decided to compete for China ahead of the 2015 World Cup, according toCNN, and went into more detail on the “incredibly tough decision” in 2019.