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SPOILER ALERT: Do not read ahead if you have not watched the episode of “Empire” which aired on Wednesday, May 17. “Empire” is no stranger to saying goodbye to major characters, and the Fox show did it again, killing off the main antagonist of Season 3: Tariq (Morocco Omari), who was stabbed in the neck by none other than Lucious’ mother, Leah Walker (Leslie Uggams.) Earlier in the episode, Lucious (Terrence Howard) and his half-brother Tariq had finally made up, after a long history of hating each other.

The eyewitness adds that Khloe arrived with Tristan and a group of his friends, including teammate Lebron James.  "Tristan and Khloe seemed very into each other and were not afraid to show it. They were seen dancing and kissing throughout the night," the insider reveals, adding that Thompson was "affectionate" towards Khloe and never strayed from her side. According to the source, the pair drank and partied into early Saturday morning and were "

TV and radio blogRadioMen's Hour missed the point: men bond over humourBBC Radio 5 Live's new show was too keen to be emotional and not cause any offenceListen to Men's Hour Men's Hour is being sold as the radio equivalent of a bunch of friends meeting in the pub, chewing the fat on all the things men talk about. If this is the case, the producers must have been imagining a conversation between the two goatee-wearing new men in Private Eye's It's Grim Up North London.

World Cup 2002 Rep of Ireland 1 - 1 Cameroon Holland 51 Mboma 38 Barry Glendenning @bglendenning Sat 1 Jun 2002 07.51 EDT First published on Sat 1 Jun 2002 07.51 EDT Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share via Email 94 mins Full-time. After a sluggish first half, Ireland put in a magnificent performance to earn themselves a priceless point against the African champions.

He is part of one of the most popular bands from the late 1990s and early 2000s with songs all over mainstream radio. He is the lead singer of the band, as well as the only remaining original member. The musician founded the band when he was just 16 years old.  The Grammy nominated alternative rock band, which sold about 15 million records worldwide, originated in Mississippi. One of their biggest hits he wrote during math class at age 15.

Whether stir-fries are your go-to and you reach for your trusty frying pan every night, or it only leaves the cupboard on the rare occasion you fancy a Sunday morning fry-up, no kitchen is complete without a good, durable non-stick frying pan. And with Pancake Day coming up on 16th February (finally - something to look forward to!), there has never been a better time to invest. You might think we're being boring, but these days, thoughts of new glassware, dinnerware sets and cookware sets bring as just as much joy as purchasing a new tracksuit does.

After 14 successful seasons in the NFL, Vernon Davis transitioned to acting. He’s been in a number of films and has shared the screen with some A-list celebrities. In his new movie, The Ritual Killer with Academy Award winner Morgan Freeman and Yellowstone star Cole Hauser, he plays a murderer named Randoku. Showbiz Cheat Sheet caught up with Davis to talk about how he prepared for the role of a serial killer and what other projects he’s been working on.

When their parents divorced in 2011, Ashton Goff and his little brother lived primarily with their mom. Ashton disliked visiting their dad, Michael D., and Delaware's child-welfare agency found that Michael had emotionally abused him.  Then, in 2016, Michael turned the tables. He claimed that his ex-wife had poisoned the boys against him in a campaign of "parental alienation." The concept of parental alienation has never been accepted by the American Psychiatric Association.

TV Nandor's quest to find love leads him to bring back his dead wife Marwa, played by Parisa Fakhri, in 'What We Do in the Shadows' Season 4. Published on August 2, 2022 2 min read Parisa Fakhri has a recurring role in season 4 of What We Do in the Shadows. The actor plays Marwa, one of Nandor’s 37 wives, who he brings back to life with the help of a Djinn.