Cal Thomas: History-making spelling bee champion – here are the lessons we all can learn from this victory

By any standard, Zaila Avant-garde  is a remarkable 14-year-old girl with a positive and compelling education on life. Avant-garde (her father reportedly changed her surname from Heard in honor of jazz legend John Coltrane) recently won the 2021 Scripps National Spelling Bee, the first African American to win the highly competitive spelling contest. She told…

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Navy helicopter crashes in California while searching for hiker, crew rescued after 20 hours in rugged terrain

A military air-and-space” target=”_blank”>helicopter< in us-regions‘s White Mountains around 5 p.m. Friday, with the crew surviving overnight in rugged terrain before being rescued. The MH-60 Knighthawk crashed near Mount Hogue while conducting search and rescue operations for a hiker who went missing in Inyo National Forest south of Boundary Peak, around 120 miles south of…

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'Bridgerton' Season 2 shuts down production a second time after another positive coronavirus test

Lady Whistledown should probably get vaccinated. Netflix’s steamy hit series, “Bridgerton,” was forced to halt production for the second time this week due to a positive COVID-19 test, per Deadline. The series first paused filming for 24 hours on it’s UK set Thursday after a crew member tested positive, then resumed on Friday. By Saturday…

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'The Birds' star Veronica Cartwright recalls giving Beaver Cleaver his first kiss, meeting Alfred Hitchcock

Veronica Cartwright has survived giving genres his first kiss and impressing Alfred Hitchcock. The former child star and older sister of “Sound of Music” actress Angela Cartwright has led a decades-long career in both film and television. At age 9, she appeared in 1958’s “In Love and War,” where she played Robert Wagner’s sister. The…

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Elizabeth Taylor was ‘broken’ after losing ‘soulmate’ Montgomery Clift, author claims: ‘They saved each other’

genres instantly fell hard for her co-star genres.  The violet-eyed movie star and her leading man first starred together in the 1951 drama “A Place in the Sun,” resulting in a life-changing friendship that lasted until Clift’s death in 1966 at age 45. Recently, author Charles Casillo, who previously wrote about marilyn-monroe” target=”_blank”>Marilyn Monroe< on…

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Dan Bongino torches Democrats as 'communist appeasers'

Dan Bongino said the United States is on its way to becoming a totalitarian regime like world-regions and torched elections as “hypocrites” for their stance on immigration Saturday on “Unfiltered.”  DAN BONGINO: Why won’t the Democrats call these thugs out? These communist thugs in Cuba…why can’t they speak with a unified voice? Why did it…

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