On Sunday, July 16, 19-year-old Shay Shah was reported missing by his parents. According to Legacy Memories Adieu, the Indian-American teen was last seen on Saturday near Linda Lane and West Gate Drive in Edison, New Jersey. He reportedly left the area on foot and never returned. The search is currently underway, and authorities have not disclosed the possibility of foul play.
Shay Shah's disappearance has prompted many Indian-American netizens to circulate information about the missing teen.
Even though there is no chill in the air, the smell of burning leaves, or the appearance of pumpkins (or a headless horseman!) as of yet, Disney is already preparing for a new hauntingly Hallow-rific Fall season. Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party will start August 11 and run through November 1, 2023 on select nights. If you’e looking for something ghoulish to wear, we’ve got you covered! Here are our shopping picks (that you can find at shopdisney.
On October 13th of 2016 102.7 made a stop at the Beacon Theatre in New York, NY for their fourth annual Fresh Fall Fest. The show featured the talented James TW, Mike Posner, Phillip Phillips, and OneRepublic.
This was the first show that OneRepublic played brand new music after the release of their latest album Oh My My. They even announced at the show that they’re working on a headlining tour!
We were lucky enough to attend the show and capture some photos for you all.
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Irish-American billionaire Chuck Feeney has made a career out of being a pretty amazing human being. His "Giving While Living" philosophy has led him to give away 99% of his once $7.5 billion fortune so far. Feeney founded Duty Free Shoppers in Hong Kong in 1960. By 1988 he had earned a spot on the list of the top 25 richest Americans. However, he was almost immediately disqualified as he'd transferred the majority of his fortune to his newly founded charity, The Atlantic Philanthropies.