In an exclusive clip shared with The A.V. Club, Jim and Nina are backed into a corner, and it looks like Jim has already sustained an injury. But he still has time for a little cinematic debate.

Wreckage showing the tail section of the Air India Boeing 787-8 is pictured in a residential area near the airport in Ahmedabad on June 14, 2025, after the aircraft operating as flight 171 crashed ...

“Big Jim and the White Boy” is a graphic novel from writer David F. Walker and Capital Region resident/illustrator Marcus Kwame Anderson. It’s the second collaboration between the duo. Their ...

Roseanne Barr became "trapped" in her tractor when she crashed into a tree in her garden. The 72-year-old comedienne has been "doing a lot of mowing" lately but has been subject to a number of ...

"So, I've had several injuries recently. I had this one tree, I guess it was two nights ago, I knocked it and a great big old branch fell right on my head and trapped me in my tractor," she continues.

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Where Is ‘The Amazing Race’ Season 25’s Misti Raman Now? After Jim’s death, Misti moved on with a man named Ryan Crist, according to her Facebook page. They have since gotten engaged.

One of her birthday gifts this year was a Benz truck on behalf of her longtime partner, rapper Jim Jones. Lampkin’s longtime friend, stylist Emily B., shared snaps from the day on Instagram.

Jim Aesoph was part of the heart and soul of radio in the area– it was a passion he had since a young age. “We were in Milbank. We were going south on Main Street.

Other times today, maybe not so good.” While many were impressed with the 28-year-old’s recovery on the 18th hole, others marveled at the fact of him deciding to take a seat under the tree.

Thank you, William Finn, for these ‘Falsettos’ lessons: L.A. arts and culture this weekend Composer-lyricist William Finn, pictured outside Broadway’s John Golden Theater in 1992.