Brian Hickerson Was Banned from Hooters and Twin Peaks in Greenville for Excessive Drinking Before Panettiere Died

Brian Hickerson Was Banned from Hooters and Twin Peaks in Greenville for Excessive Drinking Before Panettiere Died

TMZ reports Hickerson was permanently banned from at least three South Carolina bars in the months before Panettiere’s death, citing sources with direct knowledge. Two of them were Hooters and Twin Peaks in Greenville, and the bans came within the last two to three months over excessive drinking on the properties. Sources told the outlet…

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Surrogacy’s Deadly Return Policy (VIDEO)

Surrogacy’s Deadly Return Policy (VIDEO)

There is a dark side to the surrogacy industry that no one wants to talk about. When money, contracts, and abortion clauses enter the equation, babies can start being treated less like precious human lives and more like products. And when that “product” doesn’t arrive exactly as ordered, suddenly there’s a conversation about canceling the…

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BREAKING: Obama Judge Indira Talwani Forced to Lift Nationwide Injunction Blocking Trump’s Mail-In Ballot Safeguards After Supreme Court Rebuke

BREAKING: Obama Judge Indira Talwani Forced to Lift Nationwide Injunction Blocking Trump’s Mail-In Ballot Safeguards After Supreme Court Rebuke

Indira Talwani (U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee) It’s official. Obama-appointed U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani, the same Boston activist who spent the last two months trying to kill President Trump’s mail-in ballot security order, has now been forced to lift her nationwide injunction. The Justice Department asked her to reconsider after the Supreme Court slapped down…

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Dolly Parton Died at 80 After a Brief Battle with Cancer, Surrounded by Loved Ones in Nashville, Days After Telling People She Still Had “So Many Things I Want To Achieve.”

Dolly Parton Died at 80 After a Brief Battle with Cancer, Surrounded by Loved Ones in Nashville, Days After Telling People She Still Had “So Many Things I Want To Achieve.”

Just days before she died, Dolly Parton told People she still had “so many things I want to achieve.” She was 80, and she was still working. Parton’s cancer diagnosis was never made public, and it’s still unclear when she learned of it. A spokesman confirmed Tuesday that she died in Nashville, surrounded by loved…

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