Lindsay Lohan heads to Miami for some work

TrendPK.com: Lindsay Lohan is apparently taking her life and career a bit more serious as she is off to Miami to get some work done.

The young star will reportedly be doing a fashion shoot there that will go with an interview for ‘Plum Miami’ magazine, states RadarOnline.com.

Cable’s Plum TV will also reportedly be broadcasting the shoot and interview.

Both the magazine and the show will come out on June 15th as that is the day before Lohan will have to surrender to authorities.

Ultra Music Festival extends its global reach

MIAMI: Once a humble beach party, Miami’s mega-hip Ultra Music Festival is expanding to Asia after a sellout, three-day rave this past weekend that left revelers nursing a nasty hangover on Monday.

Kim Kardashian admits that business makes her cry

TrendPK.com: While fans wait to see Kim Kardashian’s new show, ‘Kourtney and Kim Take New York,’ they will find that life hasn’t been easy in the Big Apple.

Kim has opened up about business in New York and revealed that sometimes it really breaks her, states UsMagazine.com. The reality TV show star admits that fans will see her crying over a business deal: “It’s me being told one thing and something coming out a complete different way. I just felt so taken aback and so betrayed.”

But there were probably many moments like this as both sisters admit it’s a bit tougher starting a store in New York and not Miami. “The stakes are higher,” Kourtney says about this latest venture.

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Gulf tourism may lose $22.7 billion to oil spill

MIAMI: The lucrative tourism industry in the Gulf of Mexico could suffer for up to three years with $22.

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Gulf tourism may lose $22.7 billion to oil spill

Actor Wesley Snipes loses appeal in tax case

MIAMI: Actor Wesley Snipes is headed for jail after losing his appeal of a three-year prison sentence for failing to file income tax returns for 1999 through 2001.

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Actor Wesley Snipes loses appeal in tax case

Three militants killed in Lower Dir

KALAYA: Security forces killed three militants in a skirmish in Lower Dir.

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Three militants killed in Lower Dir

World Turtle Day today

KARACHI: Marine turtles are one of the longest living groups of animals to have ever existed, but human activities have placed them under increasing pressure.

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World Turtle Day today

Truck-bus collision kills 32 in China

BEIJING: A head-on collision between a truck and bus in northeastern China killed 32 people and injured another 24 early Sunday.

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Truck-bus collision kills 32 in China

Kiwis beat Lankans on Florida slow pitch

MIAMI: Cricket’s American adventure got off to an unattractive start in Florida.

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Kiwis beat Lankans on Florida slow pitch

norman hand

norman hand’

Former Walterboro star and NFL player Norman Hand died Friday morning in Colleton County at the age of 37. A cause of death has not been released by the county coroner.

Hand was an honorable mention All-American by Parade Magazine and USA Today his senior season at Walterboro. He was also named the SCHSL Defensive Lineman of the Year in 1990.

He went on to play at the University of Mississippi after transferring from Itawamba Junior College. He had 3.5 sacks his senior year with the Rebels and was a second team All-SEC selection.

From there, Hand was drafted in the fifth round of the NFL Draft by the Miami Dolphins in 1995 and went on to have a 10 year career in the league playing with the San Diego Chargers, New Orleans Saints, Seattle Seahawks and the New York Giants.

He ended his pro career after the 2004 season with 22.5 sacks and 2 interceptions.

Hand was the first football player to reach the NFL from Walterboro.
His heart was big too. Pro sports are often very homophobic. I once saw a TV talk show host ask Norman if he thought players’ sexual “preference” could cause problems. Norman said, “No, I think it’s the people who worry about their teammates’ private lives who cause the problems. They need to mind their own business about things that don’t hurt them.” He already had nine-tenths of my heart, and I gave him the tenth tenth at that moment.

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