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 Brad Johnson, 62, star of 'Melrose Place' and 'Always,' has died Image Source We are saddened to announce the passing of actor Brad Johnson , best known for his roles on "Melrose Place" and "Always." He was sixtieth in age.Johnson died on February 18 in Fort Worth, Texas, as a result of COVID-19 complications.His representative, Linda McAlister, confirmed to the Hollywood Reporter that he had died. According to a statement from his family, "despite the fact that he was taken from us too soon, he lived life to the fullest and taught his children to do the same." According to the statement, Brad "enjoyed enhancing and enhancing land in a way that preserved and respected its natural beauty." Because of his deep love for the land, he was always happiest when surrounded by it. When it came down to it, Brad was a family man above all else." In the obituary for the soap opera star, his family described him as "a true renaissan

With the release of his own underwear line, Tom Brady has put together a promotional teaser video Image Source In an effort to diversify his Brady clothing line, Tom Brady has announced a new line of underwear. A home video of the 44-year-old football legend wearing the new clothes was posted online as a promotional tool. The new drop got a lot more attention as a result of this strategy Gisele Bündchen, Brady's model wife, recently posted a video to the Brady Brand Instagram page of the star quarterback in a pair of the soon-to-be-launched boxers. According to Bündchen, "Hmm...got someone's new underwear on" in the video. "What is this?" "Hey, how about some new undies?" Brady tries to hide his wife's view of the camera by draping a white towel over the lens. "Let me see your new underwear," says Bündchen, who continues her teasing. If so, it's from Brady Brand! Image Source Spoiler alert: She's aware of the truth. Launchin

Restricting calories makes you hungrier and slows down metabolism, doctor says. Here’s what works instead. Image Source When it comes to losing weight, the most common advice is to eat less and exercise more, which will help you shed the pounds. Doctors have been preaching this weight-loss mantra for decades, but why has obesity continued to rise in the United States? According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 40% of American adults are considered obese. According to some experts, calorie-restricting diets may actually be doing more harm than good. As Harvard School of Public Health nutrition professor Dr. David Ludwig explained, when people cut back on their caloric intake, their bodies fight back. While cutting calories can lead to an increase in hunger, he noted that restricting calories also slows down the metabolic rate. Ludwig told TODAY that while weight loss can be achieved quickly, "very few people can manage to ignore their hunger and fight t

Philadelphia mass shooting on South Street leaves 3 dead, about a dozen injured Image Source Multiple reports indicate that at least three people were killed and nearly a dozen others were injured in a shooting incident in Philadelphia on Saturday night. Multiple shooters were found at the scene in South Street just before midnight, with one firing into a crowd of people, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer newspaper. Inspector D.F. Pace of the Philadelphia Police Department said that 14 people had been shot, including three who had died. Pace told the Philadelphia Inquirer that "you can imagine there were hundreds of individuals enjoying South Street" when the shooting occurred. PHILADELPHIA MAN TAKING A SMOKE BREAK 'TURNED THE TABLES' ON ARMED WOULD-BE ROBBERS. Before running away, the suspect was shot at least once by a Philadelphia police officer, according to the report. Officers shot at the suspect, but it's not clear if the suspect was hit by their own g

In the long run, Elon Musk's order to return to the office will have a negative impact on Tesla's future Image Source According to an email sent to executives and leaked on social media, Elon Musk recently demanded that all Tesla employees return to work full-time. People who don't want to come into the office can pretend they are working somewhere else, according to Tesla CEO Elon Musk. This top-down approach, based on mistrust and false assumptions, goes against what research has shown to be the most effective practises. It's about a false sense of security that's going to undermine Tesla's productivity, engagement, creativity, and ability to attract and retain top talent. Employees pretending to work from home is one of Musk's false assumptions. Since the beginning of the pandemic, researchers have used surveys and behaviour tracking to show that workers who worked remotely were more productive. There have been more recent studies showing that working f

Shiny Rate Complaints from Pokemon Go Fest Players Image Source Attendees of the Pokemon Go Fest are dissatisfied with the low rate of Shinies found during the event. Today is the first day of Pokemon Go Fest, a two-day global event that gives players the opportunity to capture rare Pokemon and meet the mythical Pokemon Shaymin for the first time. When it comes to Pokemon Go Fest, Shiny Pokemon are a major attraction. This year's Pokemon Go event will see a few changes to how Shiny Pokemon appear, but many players aren't happy about what they see as a low rate of appearance. Pokemon Go players who have a ticket for this year's event will have an increased chance of finding Shiny Pokémon in the wild and when using Incense. In addition, the Shiny rate is expected to be higher than it was on Sunday. In previous events, players were able to catch dozens of shiny Pokemon if they played for the entire duration of the event. The Shiny rate appears to have been lowered on the Silp