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We can't resist passing along the phenomenon that is Noah Ritter, a young man who's taking the Internet by storm. The 5-year-old's interview at Pennsylvania's Wayne County Fair is a wonder of stream-of-consciousness, sprinkled heavily with one word: "apparently." Cutting a striking figure with his red hair and a green-and-white shirt, Noah quickly takes the microphone from WNEP TV 16's Sofia Ojeda to deliver a monologue that's only briefly interrupted by the reporter's questions.

USA Network‘s Covert Affairs is not moving forward. After five seasons, the NBCUniversal-owned cable network has opted to cancel the spy drama starring Piper Perabo and Christopher Gorham, The Hollywood Reporter has learned. Sources tell THR that the renewal came down to a business decision, with the show’s live-plus-same-day ratings ultimately being the deciding factor. In its heyday, Covert Affairs — produced by NBCUni’s cable-focused Universal Cable Productions —regularly averaged 5 million total viewers in live-plus-same-day returns.

A young Nigerian man has gone viral after sharing an impressive video of his newly built bungalow on social media While sharing the video, the proud house owner noted that nothing was too small and advised everyone to always be gratefulExcited netizens flooded the comments section of the video with congratulatory messages and well-wishes A Nigerian man, Alex, has expressed his utmost joy on social media over his latest achievement which he was proud of.

21 Savage has added fuel to the Drake fervor. In a Twitter post following the release of Honestly, Nevermind, the Atlanta rapper seemed to compare him and Drake to Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant. In the post, 21 posted an image from his and Drake's 2017 collab "Sneakin'" next to a photo of the legendary NBA duo holding trophies after the Lakers' 2000 NBA Finals win against the Indiana Pacers. 21 Savage is the only credited guest appearance on Drake's new album, featured on the final track "

The latest Ghana weaving styles for oval faces are remarkable. You can wear them to formal and casual occasions, depending on the braids, style, and decorations you have used to beautify your hair. This article has lovely Ghana-weaving hairstyle photos to help you find designs that match your taste. Ghana braids (also called cornrows) require you to use synthetic hair extensions. These fake hair strands are nylon, polyester, or acrylic fibers put through chemical processes to look and feel like human hair.

Alan Lybrooks Henderson (born December 2, 1972) is a former professional basketball player in the National Basketball Association (NBA). He stands at 6’9″ (2.06 m) in height. Henderson, who was born in Morgantown, West Virginia, went to Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School in Indianapolis, Indiana, after high school. During his senior year, they were defeated by Glenn Robinson’s Gary Roosevelt team in the state final game. In 1994, he was a member of the United States men’s basketball team that competed in the Goodwill Games in Japan.

A young man shared his girlfriend's funny habit that often manifested whenever she was angry, and it instantly went viral on TikTokIn the video, the man went straight to the wardrobe, explaining that his girlfriend usually hid there whenever she was upsetEventually, he persuaded her to come out of the wardrobe after opening the door, and she did, wiping her tearsPAY ATTENTION: Leave your feedback about Legit.ng. Fill in this short form.

AEW has a lot of things planned for the future. Next week’s episode of AEW has an even bigger match in store for fans now. Ringside News provided full coverage of AEW Collision this week. It was quite show in San Antonio, complete withThunder Rosa’s return to the ring. Eddie Kingston and Andrade El Idolo threw down in the main event of Collision this week. The winner of that match went on to face Bryan Danielson on Dynamite next week in a huge match for the Continental Classic.

Spread the love              As a second baseman, Billy Ripken, the brother of Hall of Famer Cal Ripken and the son of former big league manager Cal Ripken Sr., had a long and fruitful professional career. Billy was chosen by the Baltimore Orioles, the family’s baseball club, in the 11th round of the 1982 amateur draught, despite being four years younger and three inches shorter than his more well-known brother.