The hymnals are actually much funnier lyrically than the economic lesson suite. The call for the “praise, praise, praise” of God, goes on to include his hair and shape. Has God been working out? For sheer humor, they beat the theme of: All dreams die. The middle class is the last man standing. This is exactly the kind of episode Fox News viewers and Tucker Carlson (the “Putin for President” line may not even be satire.

Nichelle Nichols, an actress, and singer died on July 30 at the age of 89. Gilbert Bell, her talent manager and business partner, broke the news to her. Meanwhile, Kyle Johnson, Nichelle’s son, paid homage to mom on the website Uhura.com, writing: “I’m sorry to tell you that a magnificent light in the firmament is no longer shining for us as it has for so many years.” Her radiance, like the newly discovered ancient galaxies, will live on for us and future generations to appreciate, learn from, and be inspired by.

Kendall Jenner’s old house definitely, definitely has a gate, a new listing emphasizes. In 2017, the model sold her LA home after just a year due to stalking and burglary at the then-gate-less house, according to TMZ. The 4,800-square-foot home, now asking $8.5 million, has been home to “The Office” star John Krasinski, “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” star Jenner and, most recently, marketing mogul Bill Guthy, who listed the six-bedroom, five-bathroom home.

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Eskom had spent almost R17 million on milk alone in the 2019/20 financial year according to Public Enterprises Minister Pravin GordhanThis power utility has managed to halve its spending on consumables from R29 million to R15.6 millionA forensic investigation into the power producer revealed that it was spending R56 per two-litre of milkPAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see We News on your News Feed! Eskom has managed to cut its expenditure on consumables in half this financial year to R15.