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David Archuleta Says He Experienced Homelessness at Height of American Idol Fame
David Archuleta Says He Experienced Homelessness at Height of ‘American Idol’ Fame David Archuleta didn’t feel like a winner after receiving his one-way ticket to Hollywood. The American Idol alum shared that despite his rise to fame on the singing competition in 2008, he lived much more modestly at the time as a form of…
Read MoreFormer UTPD officer pleads guilty in hospital death case
Former University of Texas Police Department Officer Austin Dubois pleaded guilty Friday to official oppression, a Class A misdemeanor, following an investigation into allegations he used excessive force that led to the death of 37-year-old Laison Crenshaw during an arrest at the Dell Seton Medical Center two years ago. Source link
Read MoreGov. Abbott says districts may lose daily attendance funding over anti-ICE walkouts
At an early voting news conference Tuesday, Texas Governor Greg Abbott talked about recent school walkouts and ways the state may take action against schools, districts and educators. Source link
Read MoreAustin ISD to manage special ed without state oversight for first time in nearly three years
Texas Education Commissioner Mike Morath on Tuesday is telling Austin ISD leaders he will removing the two state-appointed monitors who have overseen AISD ever since 2023 when a state investigation found the district repeatedly missed strict state and federal deadlines for evaluating kids suspected of needing special education services. Source link
Read MoreWhat Emerald Fennell Has Said About “Wuthering Heights” Controversy
Whatever Wuthering Heights’ soul is made of, Emerald Fennell’s and Emily Brontë’s are not the same. As the writer and director of the new adaptation starring Jacob Elordi as Heathcliff and Margot Robbie as Catherine received plentiful criticism for the film, she has attempted to share her approach to developing the beloved classic—and that’s why…
Read MoreAbbott votes early, tells Texans it's 'a great day to go out and vote'
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott spoke to media in Austin Tuesday morning after voting early in the state’s primary election. Source link
Read MoreWilliamson County Commissioners approve sale of historic jail to hospitality developer
The Williamson County Commissioners’ Court last week approved a purchase and sale agreement for the property. Source link
Read MoreOlympics 2026: U.S. Hockey Star Quinn Hughes Addresses Rumors He’s Haunted by Ghosts
Olympics 2026: U.S. Hockey Star Quinn Hughes Addresses Rumors He’s Haunted by Ghosts Quinn Hughes is giving Olympic spirit a new meaning. Because yes, the Team USA hockey star is aware of the running online joke that his somewhat vacant stare from the sidelines makes it look like he is being haunted by ghosts—something he…
Read MoreColbert rips CBS, says lawyers blocked interview with state Rep. James Talarico
Comedian Stephen Colbert blasted his own network on Monday and said the company’s attorneys barred him from hosting a Democratic lawmaker. Source link
Read MoreAmerica’s Next Top Model’s Miss J Alexander Says Tyra Banks Hasn’t Seen Him Since His 2022 Stroke, Coma
Emilia Clarke’s Brain Aneurysm Emilia Clarke filmed battle scenes for Game of Thrones, but in 2019, she published an essay in The New Yorker titled “A Battle for My Life.” Having a bad headache at the gym, “I reached the toilet, sank to my knees, and proceeded to be violently, voluminously ill,” the actress wrote.…
Read MoreWhy a Signature Can Make or Break an Artwork’s Price
Even when a piece is visually identical to the work in an artist’s oeuvre, the absence of a signature can introduce uncertainty about its status, authenticity and market value. Photo by Rebecca Naden – PA Images/PA Images via Getty Images In the years she served as New York director of Crown Point Press, Kim Schmidt…
Read MoreDon’t Miss: “Darwin in Paradise Camp” at the Whitworth in Manchester
Yuki Kihara, Darwin Drag, 2025. Single channel video. Courtesy of Yuki Kihara and Milford Galleries, Aotearoa New Zealand. Supported by the Sainsbury Centre, Creative New Zealand, British Council and the Whitworth, The University of Manchester There’s a moment in “Yuki Kihara: Darwin in Paradise Camp” where Paul Gauguin asks Kihara what she plans to do…
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