Here is a video of Trump 'singing' the #NationalAnthem .. He clearly doesn't know the words, yet he thinks Colin Kaeprnick is “a son of a bitch” for kneeling during that very anthem. #NationalChampionship pic.twitter.com/s0K8ZJCJdB — Remove Trump Now (@KaniJJackson) January 9, 2018 This guy is something else! Last night during his surprise appearance at the #NationalChampionship, Donald Trump seemed to forget the words to the National Anthem. Everyone knows the National Anthem, right? LOL Continue reading →
: JRP/WENN It’s no secret we are big Idris Elba fans over here, so we were a little concerned to see him doing his own stunts — but excited enough to share this exclusive clip from Fox Home Entertainment…. The Mountain Between Us is available now on Digital, Blu-ray, 4K Ultra HD and DVD. Continue reading →
On the 2018 Celebrity Big Brother show, Ginuwine is caught in a pickle when a transgender tries to lean in and kiss him. India Willoughby, the transgender hugged up with Ginuwine, was offended after he turned her down for a kiss in the clip above. Malika Haqq, who looks like she might hook up with Ginuwine, rode with the brother for the turn down and blasted India for being offended. Turn the pages for Willoughby’s beef…with Ginuwine and more.
Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images Woman’s Nearly 4-Hour Wait For An Ambulance Turns Fatal An 81-year-old woman was found dead in her home on Tuesday after waiting nearly four hours for an ambulance to come to her house. The elderly woman lived in Clacton, Essex, and called 999 on Tuesday complaining of her horrible chest pains. East of England (EEAST) ambulance reported that their crew did not arrive to help until three hours and 45 minutes after the initial call was made. Dave Powell, GMB regional officer, said the crew had to force their way into the property on arrival because the control room could not contact the woman by phone, and later found her dead inside the home. “They’re devastated because they’re not in the job to find people dead, they’re in the job to help people and keep them alive,” said Powell. Ambulance services, like hospitals, have struggled to cope with higher volumes of patients in the midst of the NHS’s winter crisis. Last week, EEAST raised its operational level to the highest possible, an indication that its ability to respond to potentially life-threatening incidents had been affected. In some cases, it has been using taxis to transport patients to hospital. The service says that it received 4,200 calls on Tuesday, while their usual daily average is around 3,000. Sandy Brown, the deputy chief executive at EEAST, said: “Our sincere condolences and apologies go out to the patient’s family and friends and we are truly sorry for the ambulance wait that occurred at this incident.”
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