Hmm… this sounds oddly familiar . A resident in the Castle Rock community in Colorado was recently taken aback to receive an invitation to the “Thunderstorm Play Palace” at a home in her own neighborhood. The invite promised a wild night with other folks down to get freaky, complete with chocolate fountains, food, and alcohol. Apparently, the guest list ran about 400 names long. One frustrated resident said they’ve had to watch all kinds of folks stroll in and out of their neighbors’ home for group smash sessions, including those so old they needed help up the stairs to get to the raunchy romp. Getty/NYDN/Fox Denver
Hmm… this sounds oddly familiar . A resident in the Castle Rock community in Colorado was recently taken aback to receive an invitation to the “Thunderstorm Play Palace” at a home in her own neighborhood. The invite promised a wild night with other folks down to get freaky, complete with chocolate fountains, food, and alcohol. Apparently, the guest list ran about 400 names long. One frustrated resident said they’ve had to watch all kinds of folks stroll in and out of their neighbors’ home for group smash sessions, including those so old they needed help up the stairs to get to the raunchy romp. Getty/NYDN/Fox Denver
Amanda Edwards/WireImage Kelly Rowland Looks Gorgeous On The ‘Gram In case you blacked out and forgot just how beautifully bad Kelly Rowland is …we were all given a gentle reminder when she graced the stage with her DC3 sisters during #Beychella the past two weekends. If that wasn’t enough for you, Kelly is out here showing off her humps for hump day — in a totally classy way, of course. The fine mama turned a couple of cartwheels in the backyard in her MILF-approved swimsuit. She’s got our #WCW vote on this fine Wednesday… Getty/Instagram
Amanda Edwards/WireImage Kelly Rowland Looks Gorgeous On The ‘Gram In case you blacked out and forgot just how beautifully bad Kelly Rowland is …we were all given a gentle reminder when she graced the stage with her DC3 sisters during #Beychella the past two weekends. If that wasn’t enough for you, Kelly is out here showing off her humps for hump day — in a totally classy way, of course. The fine mama turned a couple of cartwheels in the backyard in her MILF-approved swimsuit. She’s got our #WCW vote on this fine Wednesday… Getty/Instagram
Back in April of 2016, author Michelle McNamara passed away unexpectedly at the age of 42. Though perhaps best known to the general public as the wife of comedian Patton Oswalt, McNamara was a highly-regarded true crime writer who was hard at work on her magnum opus at the time of her death. I’ll Be Gone in the Dark became an instant bestseller when it was published posthumously in February of this year, and now it looks as though the book may have helped lead police to a serial killer and rapist who evaded capture for more than four decades. Former police officer Joseph James DeAngelo, 72, was arrested in Sacramento this morning on two counts of murder. There’s reason to believe that DeAngelo might be the man police referred to as the East Area Rapist and who McNamara dubbed the Golden State Killer – an elusive suspect whose DNA ties him to 12 murders, 45 sexual assaults, and 120 burglaries committed between 1976 and 1986. The investigation has been referred to by Sacramento County District Attorney Anne Marie Schubert as “the most prolific unsolved serial killing case probably in modern history.” At the time of her death, McNamara’s manuscript was left unfinished. The published version has been supplemented with material from researcher Paul Haynes and journalist Billy Jensen as well as an afterword by Oswalt, all of whom took to social media today to celebrate what appears to be the completion of McNamara’s life’s work. “Think you got him, Michelle,” Oswalt said in an emotional video posted to Instagram this morning. The famed comic will also produce an upcoming HBO docudrama about the GSK investigation. The publicity surrounding the book and HBO special is believed to have prompted Sacramento police to re-open the 32-year-old cold case. Interestingly, when news of DeAngelo’s arrest broke, Oswalt was with the book’s research team at a press event in McNamara’s hometown of Chicago last night, which also served as the first night of filming for the HBO documentary. “Ended with me saying, ‘He’s running out of time.’ And now all of this. Surreal,” Oswalt tweeted today. Many fans of McNamara’s work have posted some of the more eerily prescient passages of her first and last book, particularly a section in which she addresses the killer directly, imagining him being apprehended as an old man. “You’re long past leaping over a fence. Take one of your hyper, gulping breaths. Clench your teeth. Inch timidly toward the insistent bell,” McNamara writes. “This is how it ends for you … Open the door. Show us your face. Walk into the light.” While there are certainly no happy endings in a story this macabre, we hope that DeAngelo’s arrest can bring a modicum of relief to those who were tormented by his crimes – as well as the family of the woman who devoted her final days to seeing him brought to justice. View Slideshow: Celebrities Who Died in 2018: In Memoriam
Back in April of 2016, author Michelle McNamara passed away unexpectedly at the age of 42. Though perhaps best known to the general public as the wife of comedian Patton Oswalt, McNamara was a highly-regarded true crime writer who was hard at work on her magnum opus at the time of her death. I’ll Be Gone in the Dark became an instant bestseller when it was published posthumously in February of this year, and now it looks as though the book may have helped lead police to a serial killer and rapist who evaded capture for more than four decades. Former police officer Joseph James DeAngelo, 72, was arrested in Sacramento this morning on two counts of murder. There’s reason to believe that DeAngelo might be the man police referred to as the East Area Rapist and who McNamara dubbed the Golden State Killer – an elusive suspect whose DNA ties him to 12 murders, 45 sexual assaults, and 120 burglaries committed between 1976 and 1986. The investigation has been referred to by Sacramento County District Attorney Anne Marie Schubert as “the most prolific unsolved serial killing case probably in modern history.” At the time of her death, McNamara’s manuscript was left unfinished. The published version has been supplemented with material from researcher Paul Haynes and journalist Billy Jensen as well as an afterword by Oswalt, all of whom took to social media today to celebrate what appears to be the completion of McNamara’s life’s work. “Think you got him, Michelle,” Oswalt said in an emotional video posted to Instagram this morning. The famed comic will also produce an upcoming HBO docudrama about the GSK investigation. The publicity surrounding the book and HBO special is believed to have prompted Sacramento police to re-open the 32-year-old cold case. Interestingly, when news of DeAngelo’s arrest broke, Oswalt was with the book’s research team at a press event in McNamara’s hometown of Chicago last night, which also served as the first night of filming for the HBO documentary. “Ended with me saying, ‘He’s running out of time.’ And now all of this. Surreal,” Oswalt tweeted today. Many fans of McNamara’s work have posted some of the more eerily prescient passages of her first and last book, particularly a section in which she addresses the killer directly, imagining him being apprehended as an old man. “You’re long past leaping over a fence. Take one of your hyper, gulping breaths. Clench your teeth. Inch timidly toward the insistent bell,” McNamara writes. “This is how it ends for you … Open the door. Show us your face. Walk into the light.” While there are certainly no happy endings in a story this macabre, we hope that DeAngelo’s arrest can bring a modicum of relief to those who were tormented by his crimes – as well as the family of the woman who devoted her final days to seeing him brought to justice. View Slideshow: Celebrities Who Died in 2018: In Memoriam
Let's face it: Used car salesmen are typically known for being a shady lot. They generally used underhanded and slimy tactics in order to shill for years-old vehicles because, quite simply, who would buy one of these vehicles if the salesman was honest about it? Well, we're about to find out. This is because a man in Houston has posted a lengthy ad on Craigslist for his 1999 Toyota Carolla… and it pulls nary a punch. The brutally honest posting has gone viral because it's downright hilarious and, to other owners of other Toyota Carollas, downright relatable. Scroll down to see what we mean: 1. This is the Car It actually looks to be in pretty good shape for a nearly 20-year old car, doesn’t it? What can the owner tell us about it? 2. These are 23 Photos of the Car Or at least a picture OF those 23 pictures that the man included in his ad. 3. A Corolla Gets the Job Done If that job is literally getting you front point A to point B in relative safety, that is. 4. What Features Does It Have? Features?!? Features?!?!?!?!?!?!?!? It has four wheels and an engine. Be grateful. 5. Wanna Hear a Story? This is it. It has a happy ending, doesn’t it? Thank you, Toyota Carolla. 6. Go Ahead. Try to Break This Car. I dare you. I double dare you. Just give it a shot. View Slideshow
Let's face it: Used car salesmen are typically known for being a shady lot. They generally used underhanded and slimy tactics in order to shill for years-old vehicles because, quite simply, who would buy one of these vehicles if the salesman was honest about it? Well, we're about to find out. This is because a man in Houston has posted a lengthy ad on Craigslist for his 1999 Toyota Carolla… and it pulls nary a punch. The brutally honest posting has gone viral because it's downright hilarious and, to other owners of other Toyota Carollas, downright relatable. Scroll down to see what we mean: 1. This is the Car It actually looks to be in pretty good shape for a nearly 20-year old car, doesn’t it? What can the owner tell us about it? 2. These are 23 Photos of the Car Or at least a picture OF those 23 pictures that the man included in his ad. 3. A Corolla Gets the Job Done If that job is literally getting you front point A to point B in relative safety, that is. 4. What Features Does It Have? Features?!? Features?!?!?!?!?!?!?!? It has four wheels and an engine. Be grateful. 5. Wanna Hear a Story? This is it. It has a happy ending, doesn’t it? Thank you, Toyota Carolla. 6. Go Ahead. Try to Break This Car. I dare you. I double dare you. Just give it a shot. View Slideshow
For much of the past two years, Catelynn Lowell’s struggle with mental illness has been documented by Teen Mom OG camera crews. Lowell has been commended for her bravery in being so honest about her difficulties, and many have heaped praise on her husband, Tyler Baltierra, for his endless support of his struggling wife. Now, Tyler is opening up about his own mental health issues, and like Catelynn, he’s sharing details about his battle in hopes of diminishing damaging stigmas encouraging fans to seek help when they need it. Baltierra revealed on Twitter this week that he’s been diagnosed with bipolar disorder. In a series of candid tweets, Tyler revealed that he initially planned to keep his diagnosis a secret, but was encouraged by his wife to go public with his struggle. “Honestly, I wasn’t even planning on releasing that info, but once Cate mentioned about my recent diagnosis, I figured “what the hell!?” the 26-year-old tweeted. “Like why am I so against telling anyone!? It’s actually been a little easier to digest since I have been talking about it more,” he added. Asked if he plans to seek a pharmaceutical solution, Baltierra reveals that he has not yet decided on a course of treatment: “Well tbh it’s still so new to me,” he wrote. “So, I’ve been doing non-stop research on the diagnosis, the different remedies to combat symptoms, & how to better understand it. I did refuse medication, but only because I wanted to try all of the natural remedies first. It’s a journey,” It seems the diagnosis did not come as a total shock to Tyler, who has long suspected he may suffer from a mental illness. “He mentioned in the past that he thought that maybe he suffered from bipolar disorder, but he wasn’t sure,” a source explained to Radar Online. “He’s talked about his mood going from super funny and goofy, which he’s known for, to his depressive phases. That was a red flag for him.” It’s unclear if Tyler’s mental illness will be addressed on future episodes of Teen Mom OG . But for now, Baltierra is doing his fans a great service by opening up about his condition on social media. Watch Teen Mom OG online for more on Tyler and Catelynn’s road to greater mental health. View Slideshow: Tyler Baltierra: Is He Going to Rehab Next?!
For much of the past two years, Catelynn Lowell’s struggle with mental illness has been documented by Teen Mom OG camera crews. Lowell has been commended for her bravery in being so honest about her difficulties, and many have heaped praise on her husband, Tyler Baltierra, for his endless support of his struggling wife. Now, Tyler is opening up about his own mental health issues, and like Catelynn, he’s sharing details about his battle in hopes of diminishing damaging stigmas encouraging fans to seek help when they need it. Baltierra revealed on Twitter this week that he’s been diagnosed with bipolar disorder. In a series of candid tweets, Tyler revealed that he initially planned to keep his diagnosis a secret, but was encouraged by his wife to go public with his struggle. “Honestly, I wasn’t even planning on releasing that info, but once Cate mentioned about my recent diagnosis, I figured “what the hell!?” the 26-year-old tweeted. “Like why am I so against telling anyone!? It’s actually been a little easier to digest since I have been talking about it more,” he added. Asked if he plans to seek a pharmaceutical solution, Baltierra reveals that he has not yet decided on a course of treatment: “Well tbh it’s still so new to me,” he wrote. “So, I’ve been doing non-stop research on the diagnosis, the different remedies to combat symptoms, & how to better understand it. I did refuse medication, but only because I wanted to try all of the natural remedies first. It’s a journey,” It seems the diagnosis did not come as a total shock to Tyler, who has long suspected he may suffer from a mental illness. “He mentioned in the past that he thought that maybe he suffered from bipolar disorder, but he wasn’t sure,” a source explained to Radar Online. “He’s talked about his mood going from super funny and goofy, which he’s known for, to his depressive phases. That was a red flag for him.” It’s unclear if Tyler’s mental illness will be addressed on future episodes of Teen Mom OG . But for now, Baltierra is doing his fans a great service by opening up about his condition on social media. Watch Teen Mom OG online for more on Tyler and Catelynn’s road to greater mental health. View Slideshow: Tyler Baltierra: Is He Going to Rehab Next?!
