Authorities say she was discovered in her grandmother’s trash-filled apartment, where she’d lived with her father for several months. After Gizzell died, police arrested Gizzell’s father and grandmother. In court documents obtained by PEOPLE, investigators allege that her father directed the attacks, while her grandmother carried them out.
Halloween is long gone, but that doesn’t mean all the ghosts have disappeared. Get ready to be properly freaked out, because a 13-year-old girl went…
The father of a 20-year-old California woman who was fatally shot Sunday morning while her 4-month-old son laid next to her is opening up about his family’s grief.
Another day, another tweet that cost someone their job. Before President Donald Trump gave his speech to Congress Tuesday, Chicagoan Daniel Grilo had a job at a financial firm. The next day, he didn't. During the speech, Grilo, at the time a principal at Liberty Advisor Group, tweeted, "Sorry Owens' wife, you're not helping yourself or your husband's memory by standing there and clapping like an idiot. Trump just used you." Grilo was referring to Carryn Owens, whose husband, Navy SEAL William "Ryan" Owens, was killed during a January raid that targeted an al-Qaida stronghold in Yemen. Owens attended the president's speech and cried as Trump acknowledged her and the audience applauded. The tweet
Zookeepers didn't find him until days after the attack.
Friends saw plenty of guest stars over its 10 seasons, but as Lisa Kudrow revealed Wednesday on Watch What Happens Live, only one sticks out in her mind as a particularly sour scene-stealer. “The worst behavior, off the top of my head?” she asked, after a fan called in to ask Kudrow what the worst behavior she’d seen from a guest star had been. Fellow guest Jennifer Beals asked Kudrow, who starred on the hit NBC comedy as Phoebe, if she retaliated after the insulting comment was made.
GATLINBURG, Tenn. - Some property owners in Gatlinburg’s Chalet Village, which was hit hard by November’s wildfire, say they’re getting hit again by the development’s homeowners’ association: assessed fees on properties that burned down. Bruce Brock’s house burned at Christmas 2011, and he’d been working on it ever since, he said. “We just finished our house three weeks before the (November 2016) fire,” Brock said. Now it’s gone again. “We lost everything. That was our permanent residence,” he said. “Then we got a bill: $290.” Brock said he had always paid what the HOA asked, but saw no benefit. “I think the whole thing should be done away with. It’s a joke,” he said. He alleges property owners
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