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Por favor, separe 2 minutos e 47 segundos do seu tempo pra ver o desfile do Stephen Curry
O maior show da face da terra quando o assunto é basquete, nada chega perto
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Tisha Campbell, Gina on the sitcom Martin, says she once had $21 in her pocket at Christmas and had to choose between a $7 knife and extra toys for her kids. In the divorce, her husband of nearly 22 years got a Bentley.
She married actor Duane Martin, of All of Us, in 1996.
In the video below, she says: "I had nothing. Nothing in the bank. Nothing. I had maybe seven dollars to my name, and I was scared."
January 2016: The couple files for bankruptcy, listing over $15 million in debts and $313,000 in assets. Income: $7,655 a month. Expenses: $17,000.
February 2018: She files for divorce.
October 2018: She agrees to pay the bankruptcy trustee $115,000 to buy back the right to collect her own acting royalties. The trustee had already collected $300,000 of them.
December 2020: The divorce is final. No spousal support either way. She gets a leased BMW. He gets a 2014 Bentley.
The trustee sued Duane, accusing him of hiding assets under a company name, and accused the couple of diverting $50,000 in residuals. Duane denied concealing property.
July 2025, The Breakfast Club: A host says she had seven dollars left. "Actually, no," she says. "The story was I had $21 in my pocket and a knife cost seven dollars." On the bankruptcy: "I don't really understand how we went through the bankruptcy, honestly."
The math: over $16 million in debts discharged when the case closed. $115,000 to get her own royalties back.
Was paying $115,000 for her own royalties fair, or did she take on those debts when she filed with him?
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A 17-year-old girl held captive for over 500 days was rescued after secretly asking another teenager she met through ‘Among Us’ for help
Her captor had given her a phone with no cellular data but Wi-Fi access, allowing her to play the game
After moving their conversation to another app, she revealed she was being held captive. The other teen alerted a parent, who contacted the FBI, leading to her rescue
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#ONEPIECE1198 LUFFY GEAR MONKEY DESIGN REVEAL 🔥🔥🔥🔥
based on raw scan spoilers 🐒
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My landlord raised my rent from $1,200 to $1,950 overnight and texted me: "If you can't afford it, leave. I have 10 people waiting." I had lived there 3 years. Never missed a payment. That night I set two folders on the kitchen table - one for him, and one for the city inspector he didn't know was coming. He showed up the next morning smiling. "So, you paying the new rent or?" I said, "Can we talk about the new rent after we talk about the apartment?" He laughed. "What about it?"
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She called her mom from the backseat of her car looking for sympathy after she said her baby daddy kicked her out of the crib and moved his girlfriend in. But instead of the comfort she expected, her mom gave her a whole reality check. 😳📱
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🚨 REVOLTANTE: Durante o julgamento em Toms River, no condado de Ocean, em Nova Jersey, a mãe de Corey Micciolo chorou ao assistir às imagens exibidas no tribunal. Gravado na academia do condomínio Atlantic Heights, em Barnegat, o vídeo mostra Corey, de seis anos, caindo repetidamente enquanto o pai, Christopher Gregor, o coloca de volta na esteira e aumenta a velocidade. Segundo a acusação, Gregor obrigava o filho a correr porque o considerava acima do peso. Em alguns momentos, ele parece morder a cabeça do menino.
Dias depois, Corey passou mal e foi levado ao hospital. Sofreu uma convulsão durante uma tomografia e morreu. Gregor foi acusado de assassinato, mas absolvido dessa acusação pelo júri. Ele foi condenado por aggravated manslaughter, categoria da lei de Nova Jersey que se refere a causar uma morte de forma temerária, em circunstâncias de extrema indiferença à vida humana, e também por colocar em risco o bem-estar da criança. Gregor recebeu pena total de 25 anos de prisão.
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The Shark Who Brought a Thank-You Gift
I helped a shark removing a hook from his mouth.
I was sitting in my yellow kayak when he came up beside me. A big shark, his mouth open, a silver hook stuck in his jaw. I took my pliers and removed it.
He swam away. I thought that was it.
But he kept circling back to me.
He wouldn't leave. He kept circling my kayak, again and again. Like he wanted me to follow him.
So I followed him to see where he'd take me.
That's when I saw a smaller shark caught in a net. Buoys floating above it. The little one thrashing, tangled in green netting.
I couldn't reach him without getting in.
I was terrified, but I couldn't leave him like that.
Honestly, I wasn't sure I could do this. I put on my mask and slid into the cold water.
Underwater, I could see him clearly. Wrapped tight. I had to wait for each chance to make a cut. The scissors were small. The net was thick.
I waited. One cut. Waited again. Another cut.
And after a few tries, he was finally free.
He swam away into the sand, then disappeared.
I thought that was the end of it. I paddled back, loaded my kayak onto my truck.
While I was packing my stuff, I saw them coming back.
Two fins on the surface, coming straight to the boat ramp.
I walked down to the concrete edge.
He had something in his mouth. A silver fish.
He pushed it onto the ramp in front of me.
Looks like it's their way to say thank you.
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