Author: Kelly Whitewood

Fred Parris wrote the song “In the Still of the Night,” which his group Five Satins recorded. When it was originally released, it was a moderate hit, but it gained significant attention over time and is now regarded as one of the greatest doo-woop songs ever. Numerous artists have covered it, such as Debbie Gibson and Boyz II Men. It has also appeared in a number of motion pictures. Parris wrote this gem in the basement of a nearby church in 1955. We may watch a live clip from the movie Sweet Beat in the video below. After appearing on…

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“Won’t ever be the same,” Strait remarked following the passing of his close pal. George Strait, a legend in country music, recently revealed the deaths of two dear members of his musical family on the same day, leaving him grieving deeply. On his Facebook page, the renowned singer shared his sorrow for the deaths of his bandmate Gene Elders and manager Eugene Ervine “Erv” Woolsey. After difficulties following surgery, Erv Woolsey, who had been Strait’s manager since the early 1980s, passed away at the age of 80. What did George say? After graduating from Southwest Texas State University and returning…

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Nikki Newman’s decision to enter rehab has left a significant power vacuum at Newman Media, a development that has everyone in Genoa City speculating about the company’s future leadership. With Nikki stepping down to focus on her recovery after her recent struggles with alcohol, Victor Newman is faced with the urgent task of finding a suitable replacement. Victoria Newman is a strong candidate to step in as the interim CEO. Despite recently taking time off to help her daughter, Claire, adjust to life in Genoa City, Victoria’s passion for the corporate world remains strong. Her experience and deep understanding of…

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Recently, a Dairy Queen in the charming Wisconsin town of Kewaskum has received a lot of attention online. The cause? A large sign announcing the restaurant’s dedication to “political incorrectness” was conspicuously placed in the front window. The sign is a colorful celebration of several holiday wishes, including “Happy Easter,” “Merry Christmas,” and “God Bless America.” The restaurant is making an attempt to preserve the customs that many people in the neighborhood hold dear. The sign not only spreads holiday brightness but also shows appreciation for veterans’ service by giving them free sundaes. The owner, Kevin Scheunemann, clarified that the…

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Following an incredible performance at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, where Simone Biles earned four more medals to her already impressive career, the gymnastics icon is getting ready for her next major endeavor. Making the switch to the Gold Over America Tour Now that the Olympics are over, Biles is focusing on her upcoming national gymnastics showcase, the “Gold Over America Tour,” which she will be the star of. Athletes from USA Gymnastics, such as Jordan Chiles, Jade Carey, Hezley Rivera, and other elite gymnasts, will be part of this much awaited trip. A Star-Studded Gala Taking Place in…

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I thought my husband and I were on the same page after enjoying a much-needed family trip with our young children. But his last-minute abandonment left me feeling neglected and pushed me to take action. The revenge I enacted taught him a lesson he never forgot. It’s tough when a partner takes you for granted, especially when they don’t realize it. For a while, I kept quiet, letting things slide, until a pivotal incident forced my hand. This incident compelled me to stand up for myself and our children in a rather petty but effective way. Last summer, Tom and…

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When my ten-year-old daughter started showing an unusual interest in checking the mailbox, I thought it was just a passing phase. Little did I know, those letters would unveil a secret that not only moved me to tears but also changed our lives forever—and for the better. I’m Erin, a 40-year-old single mom devoted to my daughter, Lily. Since her father passed away three years ago, it’s just been the two of us. Lily is my world, a bright and curious girl who fills our home with joy and laughter. We’ve built a cozy life together, with me working from…

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The saying “curiosity killed the cat” might sound like a simple warning against nosiness, but the truth behind it is much more complex. Delving into the unknown can sometimes lead to shocking discoveries, especially when it involves those we love the most. What happens when suspicion takes hold, and partners begin to play detective? The following stories explore the unexpected consequences of giving in to that curiosity. 1. A Wife’s Suspicion Unveils a Dark Secret On a seemingly ordinary day, I found myself in a supermarket parking lot, thinking about my husband, Dylan. I tried calling him, but it went…

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On our wedding night, my husband, Scott, wanted to get intimate with me, but I turned him down, saying I was tired. He understandingly agreed and kissed me goodnight. Suddenly, at midnight, I felt the bed shake and turned to my side, only to freeze at what Scott was doing on our bed. On our wedding night, amidst the anticipation, I was hesitating. “Scott, can we… can we talk for a bit?” I asked, suggesting we don’t dive right into the “action.” Scott frowned and questioned, “Talk? Now?” Despite his frustration, I expressed my need for more conversation and rest,…

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Former US president Jimmy Carter discontinued medical treatment and entered hospice care. The 99-year-old would be transferred to a hospice after “a succession of brief hospital stays,” according to a statement released by the Carter Center. “Former US President Jimmy Carter chose to spend his final days at home with his family today and accept hospice care rather than additional medical treatment,” the statement said.

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