Posts by Sophie Clearwater
Wheelchair-bound 7-year-old in critical condition after being shot in face by Oregon school shooter
A wheelchair-bound 7-year-old is in critical condition after being shot in the face by a maniac gunman at an Oregon elementary school, according to a report. 16-year-old John J. Griffin killed three students, ages 5, 8, and 11, and a teacher at Silver Rail Elementary on Thursday, before being shot dead by heroic bystander, Kaylub…
Read More12 Symptoms ENT Doctors Say Never to Ignore
Ear pain when nothing seems wrong Your ear hurts, so you probably have an ear infection, right? Not necessarily. Sometimes an examination turns up nothing wrong with the ear itself. Nerves in the head and neck carry a signal from somewhere else, and sometimes, “your brain is tricking you” about where it started, Toset says.…
Read MoreEllen DeGeneres longs for TV comeback 4 years after toxic workplace scandal
Ellen DeGeneres is missing her old life as a beloved TV host. “I’ve nothing really going on and I really miss being on TV,” the comedian, 68, said during an appearance on “The Graham Norton Show” Friday. “I miss a lot about it — laughing with the writers and the audience. I think about doing…
Read MoreGrey’s Anatomy’s Season 23 Premiere Teases Possible Exit of Major Character
And as for those major cliffhangers at the end of the episode? Griffith still hasn’t figured out how to tell her boyfriend Wes Bryant (Trevor Jackson) that she cheated on him with her ex Dr. Lucas Adams (Nikho Terho) last season—and to make matters worse her pregnancy test comes back positive at the end of…
Read MoreJoe Manganiello Shares Weight Loss Photo From Hospitalization After “Amputation” of Intestine
Joe Manganiello is pulling back the curtain on his health battle. Days after releasing his memoir Bloodlines, in which he detailed his seven-year battle with an autoimmune disease, the Magic… Source link
Read MoreWhat to Know About the Blood Clot Sidelining Jalen Hurts
Getting up for a walk, of course, is different from getting tackled. Shutze worries about athletes taking another hit where they already have a clot. Blood thinners add another concern: An injury that causes bleeding can become much more dangerous when blood doesn’t clot as readily. In football, “you have constant significant contact,” Moll says,…
Read MoreL.A.’s Top October Restaurant Openings, From Pasta Bars to Smash Burgers
With the official onset of fall—and the approaching El Niño storm season—eight new restaurants are hoping to keep Angelenos dining out, rain or shine. Some are familiar faces, while others are entirely fresh introductions to the L.A. dining scene. Last month, the opening of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art coincided with the debut of…
Read MoreDPS trooper rescues, adopts dog he found near traffic in Central Texas
A trooper with the Texas Department of Public Safety rescued and later adopted a dog found in Central Texas. Source link
Read MoreAustin Police: Body found floating in Lady Bird Lake
Austin Police said a body was recovered from Lady Bird Lake overnight after officers responded to a welfare check call. Source link
Read MoreMichael Che Clarifies Reaction to Shane Gillis’ Divisive SNL Monologue
Live from New York, it’s a clarification. After Michael Che had an awkward reaction to questions about Shane Gillis’ divisive Saturday Night Live monologue during an appearance on the Today show, the Weekend Update host set out to set the record straight on his perspective. “folks, I just want to make one thing abundantly clear,” Che began…
Read MoreWhat Food-Waste Experts Do With Their Own Groceries
At the grocery store, you’re a person who roasts squash. You make salads. You have exciting plans for fresh herbs. A week later, you’re a person throwing away unused squash, salad, and wilted herbs. Even food-waste experts know the gap between the meals we imagine and the food we actually eat. Shelie Miller, who studies…
Read MoreOne Fine Show: “Ana Mendieta” at Tate Modern in London
Ana Mendieta, Bird Run, 1974. © The Estate of Ana Mendieta Collection, LLC. Licensed by Artist Rights Society (ARS), New York. DACS 2026. Courtesy Marian Goodman Gallery and Alison Jacques, London There was a moment in the 20th Century when it seemed possible that art was going to become less of a product. Andy Warhol…
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