Youtube sensation, Steve Cash, who gained fame for his popular "Talking Kitty Cat" videos on YouTube, has passed away in a tragic suicide.   According to TMZ, Cash took his own life with a self-inflicted gunshot on Thursday morning, April 17th. His untimely demise was confirmed in a Facebook post shared by his wife, Celia DeCosta Cash. He was 40 years old.   "This is so hard. I’m not even sure what to say, or for that matter, what to do," the post read. "I just lost my best friend, my sidekick, my lover, my mentor, my absolute everything, this morning. I’m so sad to say, my husband, Steve Cash took his own life this morning 4/16/2020. It hurts me to share this. Please understand, give the ...

Popular YouTube personality, Steve Cash, known for his "Talking Kitty Cat" series, has tragically passed away at the age of 40 in an apparent suicide.   According to TMZ, Cash took his own life with a self-inflicted gunshot on the morning of April 17th. His wife, Celia DeCosta Cash, confirmed his death in a heartfelt Facebook post.   "This is so hard. I’m not even sure what to say, or for that matter, what to do," the post read. "I just lost my best friend, my sidekick, my lover, my mentor, my absolute everything, this morning. I’m so sad to say, my husband, Steve Cash took his own life this morning 4/16/2020. It hurts me to share this. Please understand, give the family time to grieve, but know that Steve is no longer in pain." TMZ report...

Reaching out on Friday afternoon, Toke Makinwa responded to a Nigerian man who expressed regret about marrying his wife.   Initiating the conversation, Toke had asked her Twitter followers about their well-being. The Twitter user @oladeplentyola then replied, "Regretting the biggest mistake of my life (married to my wife)."   Toke offered marriage advice in response to his startling revelation about his marriage. Below is their exchange:  

Prompting speculation, a mysterious 'burning trail' sighted spiralling through the night sky at 8pm on Wednesday caught the attention of many. Gerry Underwood, 55, living in Stretham, Cambridgeshire, UK, reported seeing the trail of a flaming object in the sky. He captured and shared photos of the night sky, stating that the trail of smoke left by the 'mysterious' burning object lasted for twenty minutes.     He described it to a metro UK reporter as resembling a very thick chemtrail initially, looking like a short, skinny cloud that moved slowly. He ruled out the possibility of it being a meteorite as they typically vanish quickly.     He added, "We've seen hundreds of shooting stars, but this definitely wasn’t that either. This was coming down very slowly and spiralling. It st...

A strange 'burning trail' was observed spiraling through the night sky at approximately 8pm on Wednesday, sparking intense speculation about its nature. According to Gerry Underwood, a 55-year-old resident of Stretham, Cambridgeshire, UK, he witnessed the trail of a fiery object in the sky while sitting outside his canal boat. Underwood captured and shared photos of the night sky, reporting that the 'mysterious' burning object's smoke trail lingered for twenty minutes.     Describing the sighting to a reporter from metro UK, Underwood remarked, ‘It looked like a very thick chemtrail to start with. It looked like a short, skinny cloud. It wasn’t moving quickly at all. I’m pretty sure it wasn’t a meteorite, because they ...

The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted the daughter of the notorious drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman and various Mexican cartels to offer aid to individuals facing financial difficulties. Alejandrina, Guzman’s daughter, was seen in a Facebook video packing essential items into boxes with her father’s image, which were then distributed in Guadalajara, Mexico. These aid efforts were associated with her company, "El Chapo 701", known for legal marketing of clothing and alcohol related to her father's image. Additionally, active members of cartels have also sought attention by sharing images and videos on social media, illustrating their support for local residents. An "El Chapo 701" warehouse was visited by a Reuters witness, depicting workers wearing facemasks with El Chapo's image while p...

  Friday prayers in Indonesia saw hundreds of Muslim worshipers disregarding social distancing guidelines, fueling concerns as the country becomes the new COVID-19 hotspot in Southeast Asia, surpassing the Philippines in total infections. The images captured worshipers at the Islamic Center mosque in Lhokseumawe, Aceh province, showing a lack of adherence to the recommended social distancing measures aimed at curbing the spread of the virus.   Amid the non-compliance, Indonesia's health officials reported an increase of 407 new coronavirus cases on Friday, bringing the nation's total to 5,923, with 430 deaths recorded from the viral infection.    The surge in cases has placed Indonesia ahead of the Philippines, which has reported 5,878 confirmed cases and 387 deaths.   More visual...

  Friday prayers in Indonesia witnessed a disregard for social distancing by Muslim worshippers, as the country surpassed the Philippines in COVID-19 infections within Southeast Asia. The worshippers gathered at the Islamic Center mosque in Lhokseumawe, Aceh province, located in the northern part of Sumatra.   In the images captured, they neglected the recommended social distancing precautions meant to curb the spread of COVID-19.     The country reported 407 new coronavirus cases on Friday, bringing the total number of infections to 5,923. Indonesia's COVID-19 fatalities stand at 430.    These figures have propelled Indonesia ahead of the Philippines, which has recorded 5,878 confirmed cases and 387 deaths.   More photos below: