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Former chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Adamu Garba has submitted that many presidential aspirants of the party who paid N100million for the APC nomination and expression of interest forms are banking on the support of President Muhammadu Buhari to win the party primaries and the main election. He however added that many of them would be shocked when they realize the support of the President is not enough to get the winning votes in the forthcoming 2023 elections.

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Does Thing die in 'Wednesday'? Wednesday Addams's handy sidekick, Thing, is attacked in Season 1, Episode 7 of Netflix's comedy series. Source: NetflixSpoiler alert: This article contains spoilers for Episode 7 of Wednesday. It's comical that a silent, sentient severed appendage is one of the most beloved members of the eerie and eccentric Addams Family. For those who are lost, we're talking about the lovable Thing T. Thing. The handy helper crawls around on his (or its?

Profession: Actress Biography: In the 1980s Shue became a starring actress in such films as "The Karate Kid" (1984) and "Cocktail" (1988) with Tom Cruise. Roles in the blockbuster Back to the Future Part II and III followed. Her most critically acclaimed part came with the 1995 film "Leaving Las Vegas" directed by Mike Figgis and co-starring Nicolas Cage. She was nominated for an Oscar and a Golden Globe for her role alongside Cage who went on to win.

I ended up spending more than ₦100k, and I had to confront Temi that she misled me but then, I was grateful for the push, even if I didn’t say it to her face. Going to a foreign country would require serious homework and I set out to do it. I’ll give you a breakdown of it so that you can have straightforward planning when you want to embark on yours.

Notable for his portrayal of Clipper Hamilton in the 1960s television series Straightaway and for his appearances in Frankenstein's Daughter, Hell on Wheels, and several other movies of the 1950s and '60s, he is also remembered for his production work on the television shows The A-Team, Werewolf, and Walker, Texas Ranger. Before Fame While earning his bachelor's degree in economics at Oklahoma State University, he made a trip to Southern California and happened to meet John Wayne, who helped him secure a part in the television series Men of Annapolis.

Over the last five years, the Canadian sitcom Kim’s Convenience has garnered a growing and devoted fanbase across the world, with viewers delighting in the hijinks of the fictional Toronto-based Kim family. The show, which airs on the CBC and streams on Netflix, has racked up plenty of awards and praise for its portrayal of family dynamics and immigrant experiences and exploration of themes around race and identity. But over the past few months, the show’s actors have come forward to claim that a far harsher climate existed behind the scenes: one filled with internal conflicts and dominated by a mostly white creative team who allegedly created a culturally inhospitable environment and racist narratives.

Television and film actor who is best recognized for his role as Noodles in the Netflix film We Can Be Heroes. He also portrayed the character Efram on the Amazon series Patriot. Before Fame He began his career in the entertainment industry modeling for Sears, Kohls, Macy's, and Target when he was just 18 months old.  Trivia He has guest starred on the animated series Fundamentally Cynical. He has stated that he aspires to be a film director and producer.

The gesture of signing Bibles is quite common and harmless on the surface, experts said; several presidents, including Ronald Reagan, signed Bibles. What makes the incident at Providence Baptist Church different is white evangelicals’ full embrace of “God and country,” according to John Fea, a professor at the Christian school Messiah College. He noted Trump serves as a balm for many Christian nationalists, who see their pews empty amid the country’s cultural and demographic shift.