Born as Scotty Maurice Pippen, Scottie is an American former NBA who played 17 seasons of NBA and won six of them. His first marriage was with Karen McCollum, with whom he had a son named Antron Pippen. Scottie has fathered eight children from four women, Karen, Larsa Younan, Sonya Roby, and Yvette De Leon.... ncG1vNJzZmidk5q5pq7RoquypZmnv7C%2BjZympmeklrRwxdWeq62dXZmybrjEqKVo

Proms This article is more than 1 month oldBBC Proms director David Pickard to step down after nine yearsThis article is more than 1 month oldPickard will leave post after next summer’s classical music festival and says it feels like right time to go The director of the BBC Proms has announced he will step down after nine years leading the classical music festival. David Pickard will leave the post after next summer’s Proms and said he planned to “explore new projects”.

Who need to improve skills if bosses are destroyed within a few seconds? If you want to have an easy build that can destroy anything before they can do anything to you, then here it is. Contents Easy Guide to Build for Any DifficultObjectivesThe BuildThe Cultivation MethodsWeapon Easy Guide to Build for Any Difficult Objectives This is the idealistic build that allows you to clear the whole room in 1-2 seconds, including bosses (10 seconds if you are unlucky).

GREEN BAY, Wisconsin—A Virginia man charged with the gruesome murder of a young mother took the stand on Wednesday to blame her boyfriend for the slaying, and to offer an explanation for his Google locations on the night she died. Brown County prosecutors say George Steven Burch—a 40-year-old divorced dad who was acquitted of murder in the 1990s—killed Nicole VanderHeyden about three months after he moved to Wisconsin for a fresh start.

Famous American actress Michelle Monaghan’s parents, Sharon Hamel and Robert L. Monaghan, shaped her upbringing in a small-town environment in Winthrop, Iowa. Born on March 23, 1976, the actress’s mother ran a daycare center while her father worked as both a factory worker and a farmer. During an interview with Josh Gad for Interview Magazine, she shed light on the impactful lessons she learned from her parents.  Gad reminisced about the unique terminology Michelle’s mom used, such as the term “hightail,” expressing regret that his mother hadn’t employed such language.

AN anti-aging pro has revealed some amazing techniques for keeping young-looking skin. While so many products promise to make you appear younger, TikToker @Isabelle.Lux shared some completely free ways to maintain that healthy glow - including a special way to dry your face. The beauty and skin expert has gained a following online thanks to her youthful appearance. Although Isabelle is 30 years old, viewers have commented that she looks closer to 21.

One of the richest singers in the whole wide world, best known as the co-founder of the most successful rock and roll band of all time, The Beatles, Sir Paul McCartney’s net worth is $1.2 billion. Cited as one of the most successful composers of all time, McCartney is also known for his remarkable bass-playing skills and super impressive vocal range. Even though the Beatles put him on the map, Paul has had a super successful solo career.

YouTuberMikolaj.Birek took a vintage version of the Game of Thrones intro by hunterlsanders and a retro-remixed version of the theme song by Steve Duzz and put them where they belonged: together. Now we have what might be the closest we’ll ever get to imagining what it might look like if Game of Thrones aired in the ‘80s. Sadly, there’s nothing we can do about Tyrion’s hairdo. Next time, someone needs to add some mullets in here.

The Comedy Central Roast of Donald Trump 2011 1H 4M TV-MA With Donald Trump in the hot seat, an all-star lineup led by Roast Master Seth MacFarlane continues the iconic tradition of taking down a rich dirtbag one scathing joke at a time. ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7sa3RmqSorZ6pva3B0meaqKVfory3tcSsZq%2BhlJq8cMWmnqh%2BbqhosJJ9vqGWn3CCjsa4fpGksYqfp5y6loLPaA%3D%3D

Robert Downey JrHow a journalist discovered a musical prodigy sleeping rough – and their story became a hit filmSteve Lopez is living a reality most journalists only fantasise about. Four and a half years ago he wrote a column for the Los Angeles Times which, at least at the time, he thought was little different from the hundreds of others he had produced in his long and fertile career. But the column, about a homeless musician who once attended the prestigious Juilliard School in New York, hit an extraordinary chord in his readers.