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By Kelly-Leigh CooperBBC News AlamyA cartoon cat, sick of the annoying mouse living in his home, devises a plot to take him out with a trap loaded with cheese. The mouse, wise to his plan, safely removes the snack and saunters away with a full belly. You can probably guess what happens next. The story ends as it almost always does: with the cat yelling out in pain as yet another plan backfires.

Alan Young, an Emmy Award-winning comic actor best remembered for playing Wilbur, the human sidekick and wonky owner of a talking horse in the 1960s television sitcom “Mister Ed,” died May 19 at the Motion Picture & Television Home in Woodland Hills, Calif. He was 96. Jaime Larkin, a spokesperson for the home, announced the death but did not disclose a cause. Mr. Young was a versatile radio performer whose disarming personality and youthful looks led to supporting roles on the big screen and then on television, where he won an Emmy for best actor on his self-titled variety show in the early 1950s.

Explore More Brad Pitt rang in his six-decade milestone in a big way — twice! Pitt celebrated his 60th birthday on Monday, along with friends and his girlfriend, Ines de Ramon, 33, with “low key” festivities, according to People. The couple were reportedly in high spirits as they made the rare appearance together in LA on Tuesday. Gifts such as artwork and photographs were seen taken from the venue — including a frame with the couple striking a goofy pose together.

The planet marked an ominous milestone Friday: The first day global warmth crossed a threshold, if only briefly, that climate scientists have warned could have calamitous consequences. Preliminary data show global temperatures averaged more than 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) above a historic norm, from a time before humans started consuming fossil fuels and emitting planet-warming greenhouse gases. That does not mean efforts to limit global warming have failed — yet.

By David RobsonFeatures correspondent@d_a_robson GettyElizabeth Holmes (Credit: Getty)Self-deception can fool us into believing our own lies – and even make us more convincing. The media today is full of people who have lived a lie.  There’s Elizabeth Holmes, the biotech entrepreneur, who in 2015 was declared the youngest and richest self-made female billionaire. She now faces 20 years in prison for fraud. Then there’s Anna Sorokin – aka Anna Delvey, who pretended to be a German heiress, and subsequently fleeced New York’s high society of hundreds of thousands of dollars.

On May 7, 2022, Mary J. Blige partnered with pepsi to organize her Strength of a Woman Summit. Mary J. Blige is a nine time Grammy Award winning R&B singer, songwriter and a rapper. She is also known in the American music industry as Queen of Hip-Hop Soul. She has also made appearance on many movies including The Violent Heart (2020), Respect (2021) and also the Netflix series, The Umbrella Academy.

Butternut, acorn and pumpkin squash are calorically similar to a starch, for example, while spaghetti and kabocha are calorically closer to a vegetable. A cup of steamed broccoli has 25 calories and five grams of carbohydrates, and a cup of spaghetti squash has 30 calories and seven grams of carbs.Click to see full answer. Keeping this in view, is squash considered a starch?Yes, it’s true that winter squashes such as acorn, butternut, buttercup, hubbard and pumpkin are starchy vegetables and, as such, they contain more carbohydrates than vegetables like leafy greens, cauliflower and bell peppers.

John Earl Madden, popularly known as John Madden was an American football coach and a sportscaster by profession. He coached the Oakland Raiders of the National Football League (NFL) for 10 seasons (1969–1978), leading them to a Super Bowl XI triumph (1977). After leaving coaching, he worked as a color commentator for NFL telecasts until 2009, earning him 16 Sports Emmy Awards for his efforts. Since 1988, he has offered his name, knowledge, and color commentary to the video game series John Madden Football (later Madden NFL).

Michael Ovitz net worth is $400 Million Michael Ovitz Wiki Biography Michael S. Ovitz is an American talent agent who co-founded Creative Artists Agency in 1975 and served as its chairman until 1995. Ovitz later served as President of the Walt Disney Company from October 1995 to January 1997. Net Worth$400 MillionDate Of BirthDecember 14, 1946Place Of BirthChicago, Illinois, United StatesProfessionEntrepreneur, Businessperson, Film Producer, Talent agentEducationBirmingham High School (1964), University of California, Los AngelesNationalityUnited States of AmericaSpouseJudy Ovitz (m.