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become a sensation on TikTok. “I am not really surprised,” Bluemel told The Post about the show’s success. “I always had a quiet confidence that it would do well,” the British actor added.

Teddi Mellencamp is in the fight of her life. After undergoing surgery last month to remove brain tumors, the former “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star, 43, revealed more cancer has been found.“Update from my scans today: I have multiple tumors in my brain that weren’t able to be removed via surgery.

the new book “The Star Horse” by Sarah Maslin Nir. “There’s not a lot of horses doing what he does, especially that breed,” Billy’s owner and trainer John Allegra, 72, told The Post of the in-demand steed, who lives on a farm in East Haddam, Connecticut. Allegra first got Billy when he was 5-years-old with plans of making him a star.

officially disclosed the sale in a news release last week.Nestled about an hour north of the Dallas-Fort Worth area, the ranch stands proudly across the Red River, in Thackerville, Oklahoma. Initially listed at a substantial $22.5 million, the final sale price was not disclosed.The four-time Super Bowl winner, 75, took the decisive step to list the property in September 2022, a period coinciding with his quiet battles against bladder and skin cancer.“People are saying that I’m sick and I’m dying, okay, so let’s put that rumor to rest.

won new artist of the year at the 2022 CMAs, she’s no Nashville newbie.“I got here in 2011 in my little camper trailer, and it was 12 years Aug. 1st.

according to its website.But this is not the first time a tourist has had an incident with the royal guards in recent months.Last month, a video of a King’s Guard at Buckingham Palace went viral on TikTok, after he was seen yelling in a woman’s face as she tried to take a picture.While taking the photo, the unsuspecting visitor seemingly touches the infantryman, which set him off, prompting him to yell, “Do not touch the King’s Life Guard!”However, it’s crucial that people visiting the palace abide by the guard’s rules.“One should never touch a member of the Queen’s Guard,” according to Londontopia. “If this is the case, they are actually allowed to shout warnings at you to make you go away.

Deadline in a statement.“PETA is calling on the show’s creators — and all other producers — to take on a new quest without using any real horses. If they can’t avoid exploiting animals for their art, they should find a new medium, because no one wants to see a spinoff for TV with torment as the theme.”The horses were provided by The Devil’s Horsemen which boasts several film credits such as “Wonder Woman,” “Justice League,” “Transformers: The Last Knight,” “Game Of Thrones” and “The Crown.”One source close to the production told Deadline that the set was cleared and everyone was asked to leave for 30 to 45 minutes while a team removed the body.According to The Devil’s Horsemen, this is the first time one of their horses has died on a job.The Post reached out to Amazon and The Devil’s horseman for comment.

Kennedy News.The 58-year-old decided to share the optical illusion video on social media, where it quickly went viral, racking up 8.3 million views on TikTok alone.

first went viral in 2006, but has recently gained new life amid the recent optical illusion craze.[Warning: Spoilers below]“Below is a picture of a frog, but if you look carefully, it is also an image of something completely different!” reads the description of the amphibious image in the MindJournal.On its face, the illustration seems to depict Kermit in a pond with no other animals in sight. However, if the viewer turns either their head or phone sideways, the frog transforms into a horse with the amphibian’s head comprising its nose, love handles for eyes and the pond-hopper’s furiously peddling legs mimicking the horse’s mane.

1998 HBO film “The Rat Pack.”The “Goodfellas” actor explained in a recent episode of “Jay Leno’s Garage” that Nancy, 81, and Tina, 73, were in the midst of creating their own TV miniseries about their famous musician father at the same time Liotta was making “Rat Pack.” The sisters decided to send a horse head as an homage to the iconic scene in “The Godfather” that serves as a savage warning — or as Liotta put it, “you’re toast.”“The daughters, they wanted me to do a miniseries when they were doing a miniseries about it and I just felt too uncomfortable,” he said on the show.Liotta continued, “We were doing the movie and I got delivered a horse’s head… Obviously, it wasn’t a real one, but it was a horse’s head.

Colonel John Russell was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II and the oldest living Olympic medalist, an equestrian who took bronze in the team jumping event at the 1952 Olympics.Russell served in the mounted 104th Cavalry of the National Guard during World War II, fighting in Africa, Italy, and Germany.