You'd think that Slipknot's hulking guitarist Mick Thomson would have little to fear in a physical confrontation, but as Rolling Stone tells us, in 2015 he was in a fight so bad that he left in an ambulance. Of course, in the interest of accurate reporting it must be mentioned that the person who put Thomson in hospital was his own brother Andrew, and that the Slipknot man very much returned the favor.

Albert Ingalls, a character on the beloved television series “Little House on the Prairie,” captured the hearts of viewers with his poignant story arc. The show, which aired from 1974 to 1983, was based on the best-selling series of books by Laura Ingalls Wilder and followed the life and adventures of the Ingalls family in the 19th century American Midwest. Albert, however, was not a character from the original books but was introduced in the show to add new storylines and depth to the series.

Beaming from the front seat of her hot pink convertible, dressed in a blue and white striped halter with a matching bracelet and headband, Margot Robbie looks just like Barbie in the flesh. In this case, that's a good thing, especially since the actress is playing the iconic character in a live-action movie, set to be released in 2023. While we're pumped to see the star do her thing on screen (it's a comedy!

Today marks a special day for Dwayne Johnson as he welcomed his third baby girl into the world born Tiana Gia Johnson. The Rampage actor shared the news on Instagram, showing a photo of him holding little Tiana up to his chest. His caption shares a special message detailing his admiration for his partner Lauren Hashian who " labored and delivered like a true rockstar." "I was raised and surrounded by strong, loving women all my life, but after participating in baby Tia’s delivery, it’s hard to express the new level of love, respectand admiration I have for @laurenhashianofficial and all mamas and women out there,"

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