Sad News: Ray Davies Reportedly collapse on stage in UK concert due to..
In a shocking turn of events, Ray Davies, the legendary frontman of The Kinks, collapsed on stage during a live..
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Tragedy Strikes: Jimmy Page collapse on stage in UK concert due to…
Legendary guitarist Jimmy Page, best known for his iconic work with Led Zeppelin, suffered a concerning collapse during a
Breaking: Fajestad bk-spelaren Joakim Nygård drar sig ur cancerbehandling…
Breaking: Fajestad bk-spelaren Joakim Nygård drar sig ur cancerbehandling…
Sad News: Mike Dirnt officially announce one final performance before departure…
The announcement comes as a surprise to many, as Dirnt has been a constant presence in the music world for over…
BREAKING: Texas Longhorns cancels fixtures and reschedule due to Tornadoes including…
There were “multiple touchdown points” in the county between Liverpool, Hillcrest Village and Alvin. Officials knew of around 10 damaged homes but were working to determine the extent of the damage, Polston said.
In Mississippi, one person died in Adams County and two people were injured in Franklin County, according to the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency.
The National Weather Service said two tornadoes hit around Bude and the city of Brandon, ripping roofs from several buildings.
“These storms are probably going to get a lot worse this evening and overnight the further east you go,” said Josh Lichter, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service.
OFFICIAL: The Kinks to reunite after 20 years apart, Ray Davies confirms…
The Kinks formed in 1964, releasing 24 albums during the course of their career.
The band garnered fame for singles including “You Really Got Me,” “Tired Of Waiting For You,” “Lola” and “Waterloo Sunset.”
Since the band split in 1996, Ray has released six solo albums since 1985, including double album Americana in 2017.
BREAKING: 18-årige Stian Solberg blir borta i 6 veckor pga…
18-årige Solberg imponerade i början av SHL-säsongen med sitt fysiska spel, men har nu bara 13 matcher och tre assist efter att Jeremy Groleau kommit tillbaka in i laget. Att det blir utlåning till Hockeyallsvenskan ska inte vara helt klart, enligt Expressen, så tisdagens möte med Tappara kan mycket väl vara en av de sista chanserna Solberg får att imponera på tränaren, Tomas Mitell.
Red Sox Lose Out On $66 Million Slugger’s Bidding…
Now, the pressure on the Red Sox to land one of the only other premier right-handed bats on the market, third baseman Alex Bregman, will quickly ratchet up. Bregman is two years younger, but is expected to command a longer deal, and plays a position that would necessitate roster tweaks in Boston.
The Red Sox need right-handed sluggers. A big one just came off the board. We’ll see if that prompts Boston to act with a little more urgency moving forward.
Red Sox Star Predicted To Sign $40 Million Blue Jays Deal After Rejecting Boston…
What will become of former Boston Red Sox standout Nick Pivetta now that the big-name free-agent pitchers are off the board?
Though he had just a 4.29 ERA in five years with the Red Sox, Pivetta became something of an advanced stats darling at the end of his Boston career, and the Red Sox tendered him the qualifying offer, sensing that his market would be stronger than his numbers would indicate.
Once Pivetta turned down that one-year $21.05 million QO, however, Boston quickly filled out their rotation, trading for Garrett Crochet and signing Walker Buehler for that exact dollar amount. Now, they’ll collect a draft pick at the end of the second round if Pivetta signs elsewhere.
Red Sox Eyed Ex-yankees 2-time All Star before $15 Million Deal…
The Boston Red Sox have been linked to pretty much every somewhat big-name free agent so far this offseason.
Boston already has improved the starting rotation and is looking to add some more offense. It has been reported that the Red Sox have an interest in adding right-handed pop at second base and one player the club reportedly had some interest in is former New York Yankees All-Star Gleyber Torres, according to the Boston Globe’s Alex Speier.
“The Red Sox showed some interest in free agent Gleyber Torres — who would have filled the right-handed-hitting second baseman profile — but never made an offer to the 28-year-old before he agreed Friday to a one-year, $15 million deal with the Tigers,” Speier said. “The Sox were believed to have other priority targets ahead of Torres.”