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Betty Ann Bates Herring Gage, 87, passed away peacefully on December 27, 2024, surrounded by her loving family after a courageous battle with cancer. Born in Jennings, Florida, on October 26 ...

Ann Obaseki, born on December 9th, is a pioneering force in the Nigerian entertainment industry, recognized for her strategic acumen, branding expertise, and talent management prowess. A proud ...

Never forget: kickers are football players, too! Detroit Lions kicker Jake Bates was awkwardly stretching on the sideline in a funky-looking position when ESPN sideline reporter Lisa Salters ...

Detroit Lions kicker Jake Bates made two field goals, including a 57-yarder, in a win against the San Francisco 49ers as he set a franchise record. However, the new mark was the last thing NFL ...

Detroit Lions kicker Jake Bates got the meme treatment when ESPN cameras captured him stretching on the sidelines during “Monday Night Football” against the 49ers. Bates was seen sprawled out ...

Amanda Bynes thinks that 50 Cent is the man. The Nickelodeon alum, 38, recently attended the “P.I.M.P.” rapper’s Las Vegas residency and appeared extremely grateful for getting to spend time ...

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America was enjoying a great Monday Night Football matchup between the Detroit Lions and San Francisco 49ers when all of a sudden kicker Jake Bates came out of nowhere to become a rather ...

In 2024, South Africa navigated a year marked by resilience, economic pressure, political shifts, and significant strides toward social reform. The nation grappled with ongoing energy crises, floods ...

Naturally, it was pretty exciting to see Bates trot out for a 60-yard attempt against the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field — and even more so after a penalty backed it up to a 65-yard try.

South Africa 301 (Markram 89, Bosch 81*, Shahzad 3-75, Naseem 3-92) and 150 for 8 (Bavuma 40, Abbas 6-54) beat Pakistan 211 (Ghulam 54, Paterson 5-61, Bosch 4-63) and 237 (Shakeel 84, Babar 50 ...