As the Breaking Bad actor died at the age of 52, allegations about Mike Batayeh’s weight loss have been spreading on the internet. Was the star’s death caused by weight loss? Mike Batayeh was born in Detroit but spent most of his life in Los Angeles, where he died. He has appeared as a guest and recurrent actor on various television shows, including Everybody Loves Raymond, Sleeper Cell, Touch, and Breaking Bad.
OUTRAGED residents have hit back after their town was branded "snooty" and filled with "entitled teens." Locals have claimed a critical review of Ilfracombe, North Devon, is "complete tosh" and "spectacularly wrong" as they defended their town. The reviewer attacks the youngsters of the town for accusing everyone of being "racist" and taking "basically naked" selfies on the beach. Remaining anonymous, the disapproving 'resident' wrote on ILiveHere: "It’s about time we stopped knocking the working class and poor *****.
Patrick Haggerty, the main vocalist, and guitarist for the country music band Lavender Country died on Monday, October 31st, at the age of 78. The band announced the news on their own Instagram page, writing, “We lost a wonderful soul this morning.” Patrick Haggerty, rest in peace. He was fortunate to spend his dying days at home, surrounded by his children and lifetime partner, JB, after suffering a stroke some weeks ago.
Keeping it real! Dolores Catania has been a fan-favorite personality on The Real Housewives of New Jersey since joining the franchise in 2016. “What I love about New Jersey is that it’s home. I could be anywhere in New Jersey and know someone that knows somebody,” the Bravo star, 52, exclusively reveals in the latest issue of Us Weekly. Catania has been a RHONJ mainstay since 2016’s season 7 — and isproud of the way she’s conducted herself on the reality TV show.
Savannah Keyes was born in Sandy, Utah, and debuted on The Ellen DeGeneres Show when she was 13 years old. She began composing and recording songs around this age. Furthermore, before to compete in the American Song Contest, she featured on the famous CNBC program Streets of Dreams, where she sang her track, Superman. Savannah worked as a radio host and journalist for Radio Disney Country’s new program Let the Girls Play when she moved to Nashville to pursue her aspirations.