Linda Torres has died. She was 67.
According to reports, the reality star passed away at Staten Island University Hospital following her fight with COVID-19 on Thursday (April 1).
The unfortunate news was confirmed by the late
Angela “Big Ang” Raiola’s sister, Janine Detore, who made the difficult announcement in a tribute to her friend. Rest In Peace my friend ♥️ you’ll be missed your bday was in between me & Angela you were our family, Detore captioned a photo on Instagram of Torres at a red carpet event for the VH1 show. We love you always, Angela [takes] care of @blondelindavh1 #onlythegooddieyoung.
By David Savino
We’ve been waiting, haven’t we, for our sweet day to come?
2020 dished out it’s fair share of disappointment and despair. The isolation many endured (and are still yet enduring,) made tough situations even less bearable. Pressures mounted, support systems collapsed, and our physical, emotional, and spiritual health was assaulted.
Edenbrooke, knows the longing all too well.
Come, Sweet Day, a collection of poems and essays, reminds us that we are not alone.
Donaldson went through a period of time when things were happening in her personal life that many of us like to believe only happen to others; conflicts, challenges, and upheavals led to depression and despondency.
Apr 1, 2021
Lea Michele & Sabra Dipping Company Host An Unofficial Meal Event In NYC Celebrating #NationalHummusDay
Have any Sabra hummus sitting in your fridge? You may need to throw it out. Sabra has issued a recall of about 2,100 cases of its 10-ounce Classic Hummus over a possible salmonella contamination. No one in the US has reported that they ve become sick from Sabra s hummus, but it was distributed throughout sixteen different states, so the company s not taking any chances.
Here s how to spot some bad dip: they are 10-ounce containers of the brand s Classic Hummus were produced with a “Best Before” date of April 26th.
Apr 1, 2021
Black dog looking over a fence
Many adult cats and large adult dogs in the Las Vegas valley need a loving home. One of the largest adoption events of the year is happening this week.
All across the country, shelters like the Animal Foundation are working together to find forever homes for some very sweet and adorable pets.
The “Tour For Life 2021” pet adoption event runs from March 29 to April 4. During this week, adoption fees will be waived for dogs 30 pounds and over and all adult cats.
Those interested in expanding their family with a dog or cat must schedule an appointment with the Animal Foundation.