The lights went out on Broadway on March 12 in the early days of the pandemic, after ushers at multiple theaters tested positive for COVID-19. Initially, it was announced that productions would close at least until April 13; then they delayed it until June 7; Then they said that the …
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A massive fireball appeared in the skies over several southern states of the United States in the early hours of the morning of June 19. Eyewitnesses report seeing a long streak followed by a bright flash and then a boom. It is unclear if any piece of the space rock …
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An Ohio couple ordered a pizza and were horrified to open the box to find their pepperoni arranged like a swastika, according to a report. Jason Laska said he had picked up the cake Saturday night at a Little Caesars store in Brook Park and brought it home, WJW-TV reported. …
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“Transmission is increasing in the state,” California Governor Gavin Newsom said clearly at his coronavirus press conference Monday. Accordingly, Newsom said it would likely use the “dimming switch” to toggle reopening measures in the hardest hit counties. He said there were seven counties, including Los Angeles, that would likely have …
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Before the 2016 NFL Draft, quarterback Jacoby Brissett did not want his name to be called by the Patriots. “I honestly didn’t want to be there,” Brissett told Devin and Jason McCourty Sunday night in an episode of the twins’ “Double Coverage” podcast. “When I did my visit there, my …
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