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Ryu Hits Blanka With A Hadouken In New Clip From ‘Street Fighter’
Source: Legendary Pictures / Street Fighter That Street Fighter movie is still coming, and based on a new clip, it definitely is nothing like that dreadful 1995 film adaptation starring Jean-Claude Van Damme. In the new clip shared by Legendary Pictures, the traveling world warrior, Ryu (Andrew Koji), somehow lands in a prison that is
Ming Li Opens Up About Her Complicated Relationship With Nicki Minaj
Source: @mingluanli / Instagram Nicki Minaj’s sister, Ming Li , opens up about their complicated relationship and why the two have kept their distance over the years. While their sisterhood has been the subject of public scrutiny, Li says she now has a better understanding of why things haven’t always been easy between them. During
‘I’m so sorry’: Country singer abruptly cancels show midconcert
A country singer abruptly ended her Denver concert on Tuesday after just three songs due to an illness, rescheduling the Denver stop on her tour for next month.
Indiana woman accused of cutting out father’s heart after stabbing him
A 32-year-old Indiana woman accused of stabbing her father to death and then cutting his heart out is facing a murder charge.
Crews battle fire at Warren house
Warren firefighters extinguished a house fire on Adams Avenue Northwest early Thursday morning, reporting no injuries as the Ohio State Fire Marshal began an investigation into its cause.
Canadian travel to the US dropped 25% last year, data shows
Canadians spent about $2.3 billion less on visits to the U.S. last year, according to Statistics Canada.
Ohio governor says no planned surge in immigration enforcement after end of TPS
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine (R) said Wednesday that despite the official end of temporary protected status (TPS) for Haitians living in the United States, federal officials have told him there are no plans for a surge of immigration enforcement operations in Ohio.
Mackenzie Shirilla seeks new trial, says murder conviction, imprisonment violated her constitutional rights
Mackenzie F. Shirilla is continuing to fight for a new trial, arguing her conviction and imprisonment violated her constitutional rights.
5-year-old boy suddenly dies from rare disease on family vacation
Terese Peden and Viet Vu sit side-by-side comforting each other in the worst moment of their lives, losing their son Justin Vu.