Melissa, left, and Maria. Photograph: Karen Robinson/The GuardianView image in fullscreenMelissa, left, and Maria. Photograph: Karen Robinson/The GuardianHow we live togetherFamily This article is more than 4 years oldHow we live together: the family and the ‘granny au pair’This article is more than 4 years old‘We tried younger au pairs, but they used to look at their phones constantly’ Melissa Lee My husband and I have twins under five and we both work full-time.

Intipuca, El Salvador – On the drive into Intipuca, a town of roughly 7,500 people in eastern El Salvador, a billboard of a middle-aged man with a wide-brimmed hat reads: “At Agricultural Bank, I receive my remittances on time and securely.” His smile serves as a welcome sign to the small town just a short drive from the coastline. Intipuca runs on remittances, but after the United States recently announced the end to temporary protected status – also known as TPS – for Salvadorans, anxiety is high in the town.

Paul Crouch Jr. BiographyPaul Crouch Jr. is a renowned American Christian Broadcaster. He is widely known as the Chairman and Chief Studio Designer for Cinemills Corporation. He is also known for the long association with the Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN), which is the foundation of his parents Paul and Jan Crouch. During the time that he was working with TBN, he worked behind the scenes together with his parents and younger brother Matthew.

Nashville’s population was tremendously shocked when Tabitha Tuder went missing. This talented and promising 13-year-old girl vanished on April 29, 2003, leaving behind a grieving family, worried friends, and a community in search of explanations. Tabitha, a cherished student at Bailey Middle School noted for her brains and contagious delight, lived in Tennessee with her … The Disappearance of Tabitha Tuders: Delving into the Intriguing Missing Person Case Read More »

Thirty-seven letters, written by Britain’s World War II prime minister Winston Churchill to his lover Pamela Plowden, will go under the hammer at Christie’s auction house in London on Tuesday. They are expected to fetch more than $600,000. “The letters are being sold by a descendant of Pamela Plowden,” Mark James, a Christie’s expert said on Tuesday. The most valuable letter, dated 19 July 1942 and seven pages long, is expected to fetch between 25,000 ($43,000 dollars) and 35,000 pounds.

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One week after TMZ broke the story that a neighbour had made a sworn deposition that a 'glass crack pipe' was found following the fire that broke out in actress Ashley Greene's West Hollywood apartment last year, the Sheriff's investigators have debunked the claim. Building manager Adrian Mayorga is among several residents suing the Twilight star - citing respiratory damage - after her unit went up in a flames on March 22, 2013, which was originally said to have been caused by an unattended lit candle.

Learn about John Campea Net Worth, Biography, Age, Birthday, Height, Early Life, Family, Dating, Partner, Wiki and Facts. Who is John Campea:John Campea is a famous Blogger. He was born on February 26, 1972 and his birthplace is Canada. John is also well known as, Initially famous for The Movie Blog film review website, Campea went on to host AMC Movie Talk and to serve as chief editor of AMC Movie News.

During rapper Kanye West's nearly three hour-long appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience on Saturday, he appeared to give insight into one of his most infamous tweets: the one where he lamented waking up next to a water bottle. According to The Washington Post, West tweeted one of his most relatable sentiments in 2010 (although screenshots of the tweet show a 2011 date). "I hate when I'm on a flight and I wake up next to a water bottle next to me like oh great now I gotta be responsible for this water bottle,"

The ObserverSociety This article is more than 4 years oldMillennials’ manners are a defence mechanism against a hostile worldThis article is more than 4 years oldBarbara EllenYoung people care more about etiquette online than in real life, research revealsAre millennials selfish and rude or do they just define etiquette differently to older people? And if the latter is true, is that just to stop themselves going mad? A survey, published last week, found that 42% of millennials – people reaching young adulthood in the early 21st century – wouldn’t give up their seat for somebody elderly or pregnant on public transport, while almost one in three would ignore a queuing system.