Being “dead to the world” is what you say when you’ve had the best night of sleep possible, but one woman might have taken it a bit more literally by replacing her bed with a coffin. In a viral clip, she showcased her unique sleeping arrangements and why she wouldn’t have it any other way.
She is a self-procclaimed “vampire” influencer.
The influencer, known for her social media moniker Sad Spice, took being a Dracula fan to the extreme. Spice is popular for her pixie-blonde look and often shares cosplay outfits with her 600,000 TikTok followers, but her distinctive accessory is a pair of acrylic clip-on vampire fangs, which give her the appearance of a goth vampire reminiscent of characters from Blade movies.
The Governor of Benue state, Samuel Ortom says that he has spent the sum of N680 million in treating snakebites victims in the last 22 years. The Governor revealed this on Tuesday, during a meeting with MINDA PDP Elders Forum.
The MINDA forum consist of people from Masev, Ihyarev and Nongov Development Association and comprises of Guma, Makurdi, Gwer-East and Gwer-West.
The governor, who has been financially responsible for the treatment of snakebites since the year 2000 in Bishop Murray Hospital Makurdi, stated that due to the financial burden the scheme had placed on him he had sought the approval of the Benue State executive council to allow the state government take over.
- Jim Ratcliffe is the man behind Eliud Kipchoge's INEOS challenge set for Saturday, October 12
- The entrepreneur is ranked among one of the richest people in Britain with an estimated worth of over KSh 1.1 trillion
- Sir Jim started his INEOS company in 1992 and grew it to one of the biggest chemical firms
- The billionaire recently ventured into sports and has been sponsoring many other sport activities
Jenni "JWoww" Farley from 'Jersey Shore: Family Vacation' didn't grow up in New Jersey, but she bought a house there, so where does she live now?
Source: InstagramWhen Jenni "JWoww" Farley — known to Jersey Shore: Family Vacation fans as JWoww — was originally cast on Jersey Shore in 2009, she was 23 years old and living in New York City. She didn't grow up near the Jersey Shore, and she had been on a wildly different career path before reality-TV fame came calling.
In 1989, George H.W. Bush officially declared May 25 National Tap Dance Day. (This date was chosen because it was the birthday of famous tapper Bill “Bojangles” Robinson.) So, 25 years later, we’d like to continue celebrating this art form with a look back at some of the best tap dance sequences in movies, from quiet, simple performances to grandiose, show-stopping numbers.
1. Tap, 1989It would be pretty disappointing if a movie called Tap lacked some high-quality tap dancing scenes, wouldn’t it?