Mother of Elliana Walmsley, one of the ALDC members on Dance Moms. Before Fame She is a Columbine elementary school teacher and has been teaching since 1994. Trivia Her daughter Elliana was scouted for Dance Moms after a picture of her on the Brooklyn Bridge went viral. Family Life She was previously married to Kevin Walmsley. She also has two sons named Jakeob and Luke. Associated With Her daughter performed on stage with Dance Moms co-star JoJo Siwa.

A member of Magnum since 1965, David Hurn had been photographing behind the scenes on films for years in the 1960s—including the Beatles’ A Hard Day’s Night and the first four James Bond films—when he was asked to take pictures for the 1968 sci-fi cult classic Barbarella. Forty-five years after snapping the enduring images of the film’s daring star, Jane Fonda, the photos continue to send their legendary photographer checks in the mail and thus fund his ongoing project documenting the changing lives and landscapes of his home country of Wales.

Here are four strange sexual traditions that are still practised in Africa: Virginity testing Locally known as Umhlanga, virginity testing is a popular tradition in South Africa, especially among the Zulu ethnic group who reside mainly in KwaZulu Natal province. ADVERTISEMENT The actual testing is done in an isolated room using bare hands. The girl, who is being tested lay down on her back with her legs wide open.

'Black Ink Crew: Chicago's' Ryan Henry on Mental Health: "The Season Is Based on Growth" (EXCLUSIVE)By Tatayana YomaryPublished Aug. 9 2022, 10:28 a.m. ET Source: Instagram/@ryanhenrytattooAfter an eight-month break, VH1’s hit series Black Ink Crew: Chicago is making its way back to the small screen. The fan-favorite franchise is known for providing viewers with the ultimate balance of tattoo artistry and drama. And of course, Season 7B is picking up right where we left off with Ryan Henry’s plans for expanding the 9Mag brand and focusing on bettering himself and others.

Disclosing this incident, FUOYE Vice Chancellor (VC), Prof. Abayomi Fasina blamed the student’s death on the ongoing strike by members of the Senior Staff Association of Nigeria Universities (SSANU), describing their actions as insensitive. According to Fasina, SSANU fed its national leadership with lies about the university, which he claimed led the national leadership to direct the union in institutions in Ondo, Osun, and Kwara states to proceed to the university on Monday, March 18.