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Benghazi hearings could have been “Don’t Ask Me Why.”

 

2 years after their move, it was discovered through a report in April 2024 that the team management did not bother to collect their belongings bearing the Coyotes branding, including Shane Doan's jersey retirement banner. It was recovered by an arena worker, who gave it to Doan when the word surfaced days after the Coyotes' final NHL game.

 

How much of that stuff is going to end up on an episode of "Pawn Stars" in a few years?

 

Notable customers of the brand have included Pope John Paul II, Pete Townshend, Miley Cyrus, Rihanna,[37] The Clash, The Cure, Madness, Madonna, Spice Girls, The Sex Pistols, Avril Lavigne, Gwen Stefani[40] and the 14th Dalai Lama. Under John Paul II, the Swiss Guard were provided with Dr. Martens boots.

 

This house in Seaside, Florida, served as Truman's home. The house is owned by the Gaetz family, which includes U.S. politicians Don and Matt Gaetz.

 

... turned down an offer to be the lead singer for the bands Chicago and Toto.

 

Mickey Thomas?

 

Speaking of Mickey Thomas ...

"Starship's 1989 "Love Among the Cannibals" tour was postponed after (drummer's name) attacked Thomas in a bar. The damage was such that it required facial reconstruction surgery. (Drummer) resigned after the incident."

 

Years ago I wrote a travel story about Seaside and stayed in Domino, a charming shotgun split where the living area was above the first level garage. Nice, but had to lug a big suitcase up the outdoor spiral staircase. This was before rich assholes ruined the place.

 

If you got the money and/or someone willing to let you tag along, the 30A beaches could quickly become an addicting lifestyle. Entire well-heeled Birmingham suburbs adjourn there every summer, with Atlanta and Nashville right behind them.

 

She was conceived via in vitro fertilization. Her middle name ... was originally meant to be her first name, while Pirate was to have been her middle name.

 

The school's 1926 football team was its last despite a 30–2 record because players had been brought in from nearby Miami University. The Ohio High School Athletic Association banned the team for 100 years when the deception was discovered.