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T-Boz's Health Struggle: The Sickle Cell Crisis Behind Missed TLC Shows New

T-Boz's Health Struggle: The Sickle Cell Crisis Behind Missed TLC Shows

TLC member Tionne “T-Boz” Watkins’ manager has offered an update on her health after she missed multiple tour dates with Salt-N-Pepa and En Vogue. “Tionne recently experienced a sickle cell crisis that required hospitalization, and she is currently recovering and regaining her strength,” TLC rep Christal Jordan told USA Today on Wednesday, September 2. “ T-Boz, 56, was absent from several TLC concert dates over the past week, leading to bandmate Rozonda "Chilli" Thomas performing the group’s songs solo. (The third original member of TLC, Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes, was killed in a car crash in April 2002.) A viral video shot during TLC’s show at the Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut, featured Chilli addressing T-Boz’s absence. “I'm going to ask each and every one of you to help me hold her down tonight,” an emotional Chilli, 55, says in the clip. TLC’s manager subsequently praised fans for their “overwhelming” support for T-Boz in light of her recent health problem. “Hearing audiences sing her parts, lift her up in prayer, and surround TLC with so much love has meant more than we can express,” Jordan said. “Sickle cell is a serious illness, so we ask everyone to please keep the prayers coming as Tionne continues to recover. We are immensely grateful for the love and support. T-Boz was diagnosed with sickle cell anemia as a child. Pet the Mayo Clinic, sickle cell anemia impacts the shape of red blood cells as they carry oxygen to the rest of the body. “When you have sickle cell, your red blood cells get stuck on their way around your veins, causing blockages and stopping the oxygen from getting to your vital organs,” the singer wrote in her 2017 memoir, A Sick Life. “Where there’s a lack of oxygen, you can go into a crisis, an attack of severe pain, sometimes located only in a certain spot and sometimes all over your body. Often, it’s hard to breathe or walk or even do something as basic as holding a pen. A crisis can happen without any warning. Just, bam! You’re in the hospital again.” Prior to this latest health scare, TLC cancelled a show at the New York State Fair in Syracuse in August 2024 around 30 minutes before it was supposed to begin. “Shortly after arriving in Syracuse, Tionne ‘T-Boz’ Watkins experienced sudden and severe nausea, vomiting and intense abdominal cramps,” a statement from the group read. “She was immediately seen by a doctor and subsequently taken to the hospital for further evaluation.” T-Boz offered an update on her condition when doctors later diagnosed her with a “severe abdominal blockage.” “I’m on The Mend!!! This Was Just One Of Those Unexpected Things That I Had No Control Over,” she wrote via Instagram on August 24, 2024. “I Look Forward To Making It Up 2 You All … And Hopefully I’ll Get Out Of The Hospital Soon!!! As Soon As Tomorrow If All Goes Well!!! Thank You For Understanding… Blessings Always, T.” TLC’s It’s Iconic Tour with Salt-N-Pepa and En Vogue is currently set to wrap up on October 11, 2026, in Concord, California.

Sep 03, 2026
Ezra Frech Aims to Transform Perceptions on 'Dancing With the Stars' New

Ezra Frech Aims to Transform Perceptions on 'Dancing With the Stars'

Paralympian Ezra Frech’s reasons for competing on Dancing With the Stars are personal and powerful. “This is my purpose. I want to change the way the world sees disability,” Frech, 21, exclusively shared with Us on Wednesday, September 2, after the full cast for season 35 was revealed on Good Morning America. “I literally feel like I was put on this earth for that reason, and I've attempted to do it through track and field my whole life, and then now I get the opportunity to hopefully do that through dance.” Frech — who was born with congenital limb differences, leading to the amputation of his left leg at the age of 3 — previously won two gold medals at the 2024 Summer Paralympics. When not competing in high jump, long jump and sprinting events, the University of Southern California grad is serving as a motivational speaker and disability advocate. “I am leaning in 100 percent,” Frech shared about his journey into the ballroom. “I want to make my community proud, and hopefully, we can do something special this season.” While it’s too soon for Frech and his DWTS partner, Daniella Karagach, to finalize a team name, the pair are already displaying great chemistry as they prepare to perform their first dance in front of judges Derek Hough, Carrie Ann Inaba and Bruno Tonioli. “I feel like we're pretty compatible,” Frech shared from New York City. “She’s already big sis.” Karagach, 33, added, “I'm protector energy. I'm bringing that mother protector energy.” While some in the competition like Jenna Dewan and Harry Shum Jr. may have some prior dance experience, Frech admitted his athletic skills are primarily from a track field. When asked if DWTS is harder than competing in the Paralympics, Frech didn’t hesitate in his answer. “Definitely Dancing with the Stars. The Paralympics and track and field. I grew up doing this since I was 8 years old,” he explained. “It's my bread and butter, and now I'm throwing all that to the back burner for a couple months and gonna try to do everything I can to become a ballroom dancer.” Fortunately, he has a coach who is already impressed. “You're getting there,” Karagach said. “It's only been a week, and you're really getting there.” Dancing With the Stars season 35 kicks off with a two-night premiere on ABC and Disney+ Tuesday, September 15, and Wednesday, September 16, at 8 p.m. ET.

Sep 03, 2026
Carla Jeffery's Untimely Death Leaves Disney Fans Heartbroken New

Carla Jeffery's Untimely Death Leaves Disney Fans Heartbroken

Disney alum Carla Jeffery has died. She was 33.The actress, best known for her role as Bree in the “Zombies” franchise, passed away on Tuesday, her talent agency announced via Instagram.“Our hearts are broken as we mourn the loss of our beloved Carla Jeffery. 💔,” read a statement from Alexanders Talent Management.Disney alum Carla Jeffery (seen here in July 2025) has died. Getty ImagesShe was 33. (Seen here: Carla Jeffery as Bree in 2018’s “Zombies.) Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Images“For more than 20 years, Carla was part of the Alexanders Talent Management family, and watching her grow from a talented young girl into the beautiful, vibrant woman and actress she became was an incredible privilege,” the statement continued.The talent agency shared that they will remember Jeffery’s “infectious smile, her laughter, her talent, and the beautiful light she carried everywhere she went.”“Our deepest love and condolences are with Carla’s family and loved ones,” the statement concluded. “Rest beautifully, Carla. You will be deeply missed and forever loved. 🤍.”“Our hearts are broken as we mourn the loss of our beloved Carla Jeffery. 💔,” Alexanders Talent Management wrote in an Instagram statement. (Seen here: Jeffery in January 2020.) Getty Images“For more than 20 years, Carla was part of the Alexanders Talent Management family, and watching her grow from a talented young girl into the beautiful, vibrant woman and actress she became was an incredible privilege,” the statement read. (Seen above: The Cast of 2023’s “Zombies 3.”) ©Disney+/Courtesy Everett CollectionJeffery’s cause of death wasn’t immediately revealed.The actress starred in the 2018 movie “Zombies” alongside Milo Manhein as Zed, Meg Donnelly as Addison, Trevor Tordjman as Bucky and Kylee Russell as Eliza.She also appeared in the 2020 sequel and the third film, released in 2023.The management team shared they would remember Jeffery’s “infectious smile, her laughter, her talent, and the beautiful light she carried everywhere she went.” (Seen here: Landry Bender, Carla Jeffery and JT Neal in “Best Friends Whenever.”) ©Disney Channel/courtesy Everett / Everett CollectionA cause of death wasn’t revealed. (Seen here: Jeffery in August 2018.) Getty ImagesWhen asked at the “Zombies 3” premiere what she believed to be the franchise’s success, she told LRM Online, “I think it’s staying passionate about it with what you do. ‘Cause seriously, everybody put their all in each and every movie, which makes room for more.”At the time, Jeffery also gushed over working with the cast, saying they were all friends and “miss[ed] each other so much” during breaks in between films.In a separate interview on “The Tokens Podcast” last year, Jeffery opened up about representation and being the “token black girl” on the Disney set. “I’m the token black girl, and I’m the big black girl,” she told host Giovonnie Samuels, who starred on “All That” and “The Suite Life of Zack & Cody,” during a heart-to-heart chat. “I can show it just for all my black girls, but also for the thick ones, and that’s what I wanted to try to represent as I was going forward.”Jeffery gushed about being an example to other women, saying she received a lot of comments from fans who see themselves in her.Jeffery (seen above in May 2018) was best known for her role in Disney’s “Zombies” franchise. Disney Channel via Getty ImagesThe actress (seen above in January 2018) portrayed the character Bree. Getty Images for Disney“That honestly makes me want to cry, because I guess I never thought I’d see myself as somebody’s inspiration,” she emotionally shared while reminiscing on seeing girls dressed up as Bree.“It’s not about how big you are and everything, you’ve got young black girls looking up to you. I’m just like, ‘That’s what I want to keep doing,'” she said. “I’m just beyond happy that I actually get to be a part of that and helping them girls.”Additionally, Jeffery appeared in the 2020 feature film “Puzzled” and in the TV shows “Southland,” “Curb Your Enthusiasm” and “American Vandal.”In 2024, Jeffery voiced Bree in the “Zombies: The Re-Animated Series.” Community GuidelinesWelcome to the Page Six Community!Our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. We want our readers to share their views and exchange ideas in a safe space.In order to do so, we've created a simple set of rules that will improve your experience.Simply put, keep it civil.Your post will/might be rejected if it contains: Spam Insults, profanity, incoherent, obscene or inflammatory language and threats of any kind Attacks on the identity of other commenters or the article's author User accounts will/might be blocked if we notice: Continuous attempts to re-post comments that have been previously moderated/rejected Racist, sexist, or homophobic comments Attempts or tactics that put the site security at risk So, how can you be a power user? Stay on topic and share your passion. Feel free to elaborate to get your point across. 'Like' or 'Dislike' when you are filled with emotions! Protect your community. Use the report tool to alert us when someone breaks the rules. Thanks for reading our community guidelines. Don't forget, freedom of speech is not the freedom of reach!

Sep 03, 2026
NASA's 'Cosmic Gems': Why These New Space Photos Are Turning Heads New

NASA's 'Cosmic Gems': Why These New Space Photos Are Turning Heads

Space scientists have revealed a gallery of ‘cosmic gems’.A new series of images from NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory and other telescopes displays a collection of galaxies showcasing their variety.There are 16 new pictures in the gallery, each one containing X-ray data from Chandra that has been collected across the observatory’s decades in space.A new collection of 16 galactic images from NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory and other telescopes is shown in a photo released on Tuesday, August 25, 2026. NASA/CXC/SAO et al. / SWNSThere are 16 new pictures in the gallery, each one containing X-ray data from Chandra that has been collected across the observatory’s decades in space. NASA/CXC/SAO et al. / SWNSThis high-energy data has been combined with data from telescopes such as NASA’s James Webb and Hubble Space Telescopes, IXPE (Imaging X-ray Polarimetry Explorer), Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory, NuSTAR (Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array), and others both on the ground and in space.NASA says that studying galaxies offers a way to learn about our own.Megan Watzke, of the Chandra X-ray Center, said: “Galaxies are like cosmic gems, each with characteristics including size and shape that make them distinct.One of the galaxies from a new collection of 16 galactic images from Chandra and other telescopes is shown in a photo released on Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2026. NASA/CXC/SAO et al. / SWNSThis high-energy data has been combined with data from telescopes such as NASA’s James Webb and Hubble Space Telescopes, IXPE, Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory, NuSTAR, and others both on the ground and in space. NASA/CXC/SAO et al. / SWNSMegan Watzke, of the Chandra X-ray Center, said: “Galaxies are like cosmic gems, each with characteristics including size and shape that make them distinct. NASA/CXC/SAO et al. / SWNS“Just as gems reveal the history of Earth through how they were forged over billions of years, these galactic gems are a way to study Earth’s place in our home galaxy of the Milky Way.“By looking outward to other galaxies, we learn more about our own – including clues to its past and future.”

Sep 03, 2026
Carla Jeffery's Passing Sparks Heartfelt Tributes from Fans and Friends New

Carla Jeffery's Passing Sparks Heartfelt Tributes from Fans and Friends

Disney alum Carla Jeffery has died. She was 33.The actress, best known for her role as Bree in the “Zombies” franchise, passed away on Tuesday, her talent agency announced via Instagram.“Our hearts are broken as we mourn the loss of our beloved Carla Jeffery. 💔,” read a statement from Alexanders Talent Management.Disney alum Carla Jeffery (seen here in July 2025) has died. Getty ImagesShe was 33. (Seen here: Carla Jeffery as Bree in 2018’s “Zombies.) Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Images“For more than 20 years, Carla was part of the Alexanders Talent Management family, and watching her grow from a talented young girl into the beautiful, vibrant woman and actress she became was an incredible privilege,” the statement continued.The talent agency shared that they will remember Jeffery’s “infectious smile, her laughter, her talent, and the beautiful light she carried everywhere she went.”“Our deepest love and condolences are with Carla’s family and loved ones,” the statement concluded. “Rest beautifully, Carla. You will be deeply missed and forever loved. 🤍.”“Our hearts are broken as we mourn the loss of our beloved Carla Jeffery. 💔,” Alexanders Talent Management wrote in an Instagram statement. (Seen here: Jeffery in January 2020.) Getty Images“For more than 20 years, Carla was part of the Alexanders Talent Management family, and watching her grow from a talented young girl into the beautiful, vibrant woman and actress she became was an incredible privilege,” the statement read. (Seen above: The Cast of 2023’s “Zombies 3.”) ©Disney+/Courtesy Everett CollectionJeffery’s cause of death wasn’t immediately revealed.The actress starred in the 2018 movie “Zombies” alongside Milo Manhein as Zed, Meg Donnelly as Addison, Trevor Tordjman as Bucky and Kylee Russell as Eliza.She also appeared in the 2020 sequel and the third film, released in 2023.The management team shared they would remember Jeffery’s “infectious smile, her laughter, her talent, and the beautiful light she carried everywhere she went.” (Seen here: Landry Bender, Carla Jeffery and JT Neal in “Best Friends Whenever.”) ©Disney Channel/courtesy Everett / Everett CollectionA cause of death wasn’t revealed. (Seen here: Jeffery in August 2018.) Getty ImagesWhen asked at the “Zombies 3” premiere what she believed to be the franchise’s success, she told LRM Online, “I think it’s staying passionate about it with what you do. ‘Cause seriously, everybody put their all in each and every movie, which makes room for more.”At the time, Jeffery also gushed over working with the cast, saying they were all friends and “miss[ed] each other so much” during breaks in between films.In a separate interview on “The Tokens Podcast” last year, Jeffery opened up about representation and being the “token black girl” on the Disney set. “I’m the token black girl, and I’m the big black girl,” she told host Giovonnie Samuels, who starred on “All That” and “The Suite Life of Zack & Cody,” during a heart-to-heart chat. “I can show it just for all my black girls, but also for the thick ones, and that’s what I wanted to try to represent as I was going forward.”Jeffery gushed about being an example to other women, saying she received a lot of comments from fans who see themselves in her.Jeffery (seen above in May 2018) was best known for her role in Disney’s “Zombies” franchise. Disney Channel via Getty ImagesThe actress (seen above in January 2018) portrayed the character Bree. Getty Images for Disney“That honestly makes me want to cry, because I guess I never thought I’d see myself as somebody’s inspiration,” she emotionally shared while reminiscing on seeing girls dressed up as Bree.“It’s not about how big you are and everything, you’ve got young black girls looking up to you. I’m just like, ‘That’s what I want to keep doing,'” she said. “I’m just beyond happy that I actually get to be a part of that and helping them girls.”Additionally, Jeffery appeared in the 2020 feature film “Puzzled” and in the TV shows “Southland,” “Curb Your Enthusiasm” and “American Vandal.”In 2024, Jeffery voiced Bree in the “Zombies: The Re-Animated Series.” Community GuidelinesWelcome to the Page Six Community!Our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. We want our readers to share their views and exchange ideas in a safe space.In order to do so, we've created a simple set of rules that will improve your experience.Simply put, keep it civil.Your post will/might be rejected if it contains: Spam Insults, profanity, incoherent, obscene or inflammatory language and threats of any kind Attacks on the identity of other commenters or the article's author User accounts will/might be blocked if we notice: Continuous attempts to re-post comments that have been previously moderated/rejected Racist, sexist, or homophobic comments Attempts or tactics that put the site security at risk So, how can you be a power user? Stay on topic and share your passion. Feel free to elaborate to get your point across. 'Like' or 'Dislike' when you are filled with emotions! Protect your community. Use the report tool to alert us when someone breaks the rules. Thanks for reading our community guidelines. Don't forget, freedom of speech is not the freedom of reach!

Sep 03, 2026
Disney Star Carla Jeffery's Untimely Death Leaves Fans in Shock New

Disney Star Carla Jeffery's Untimely Death Leaves Fans in Shock

Disney alum Carla Jeffery has died. She was 33.The actress, best known for her role as Bree in the “Zombies” franchise, passed away on Tuesday, her talent agency announced via Instagram.“Our hearts are broken as we mourn the loss of our beloved Carla Jeffery. 💔,” read a statement from Alexanders Talent Management.Disney alum Carla Jeffery (seen here in July 2025) has died. Getty ImagesShe was 33. (Seen here: Carla Jeffery as Bree in 2018’s “Zombies.) Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Images“For more than 20 years, Carla was part of the Alexanders Talent Management family, and watching her grow from a talented young girl into the beautiful, vibrant woman and actress she became was an incredible privilege,” the statement continued.The talent agency shared that they will remember Jeffery’s “infectious smile, her laughter, her talent, and the beautiful light she carried everywhere she went.”“Our deepest love and condolences are with Carla’s family and loved ones,” the statement concluded. “Rest beautifully, Carla. You will be deeply missed and forever loved. 🤍.”“Our hearts are broken as we mourn the loss of our beloved Carla Jeffery. 💔,” Alexanders Talent Management wrote in an Instagram statement. (Seen here: Jeffery in January 2020.) Getty Images“For more than 20 years, Carla was part of the Alexanders Talent Management family, and watching her grow from a talented young girl into the beautiful, vibrant woman and actress she became was an incredible privilege,” the statement read. (Seen above: The Cast of 2023’s “Zombies 3.”) ©Disney+/Courtesy Everett CollectionJeffery’s cause of death wasn’t immediately revealed.The actress starred in the 2018 movie “Zombies” alongside Milo Manhein as Zed, Meg Donnelly as Addison, Trevor Tordjman as Bucky and Kylee Russell as Eliza.She also appeared in the 2020 sequel and the third film, released in 2023.The management team shared they would remember Jeffery’s “infectious smile, her laughter, her talent, and the beautiful light she carried everywhere she went.” (Seen here: Landry Bender, Carla Jeffery and JT Neal in “Best Friends Whenever.”) ©Disney Channel/courtesy Everett / Everett CollectionA cause of death wasn’t revealed. (Seen here: Jeffery in August 2018.) Getty ImagesWhen asked at the “Zombies 3” premiere what she believed to be the franchise’s success, she told LRM Online, “I think it’s staying passionate about it with what you do. ‘Cause seriously, everybody put their all in each and every movie, which makes room for more.”At the time, Jeffery also gushed over working with the cast, saying they were all friends and “miss[ed] each other so much” during breaks in between films.In a separate interview on “The Tokens Podcast” last year, Jeffery opened up about representation and being the “token black girl” on the Disney set. “I’m the token black girl, and I’m the big black girl,” she told host Giovonnie Samuels, who starred on “All That” and “The Suite Life of Zack & Cody,” during a heart-to-heart chat. “I can show it just for all my black girls, but also for the thick ones, and that’s what I wanted to try to represent as I was going forward.”Jeffery gushed about being an example to other women, saying she received a lot of comments from fans who see themselves in her.Jeffery (seen above in May 2018) was best known for her role in Disney’s “Zombies” franchise. Disney Channel via Getty ImagesThe actress (seen above in January 2018) portrayed the character Bree. Getty Images for Disney“That honestly makes me want to cry, because I guess I never thought I’d see myself as somebody’s inspiration,” she emotionally shared while reminiscing on seeing girls dressed up as Bree.“It’s not about how big you are and everything, you’ve got young black girls looking up to you. I’m just like, ‘That’s what I want to keep doing,'” she said. “I’m just beyond happy that I actually get to be a part of that and helping them girls.”Additionally, Jeffery appeared in the 2020 feature film “Puzzled” and in the TV shows “Southland,” “Curb Your Enthusiasm” and “American Vandal.”In 2024, Jeffery voiced Bree in the “Zombies: The Re-Animated Series.” Community GuidelinesWelcome to the Page Six Community!Our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. We want our readers to share their views and exchange ideas in a safe space.In order to do so, we've created a simple set of rules that will improve your experience.Simply put, keep it civil.Your post will/might be rejected if it contains: Spam Insults, profanity, incoherent, obscene or inflammatory language and threats of any kind Attacks on the identity of other commenters or the article's author User accounts will/might be blocked if we notice: Continuous attempts to re-post comments that have been previously moderated/rejected Racist, sexist, or homophobic comments Attempts or tactics that put the site security at risk So, how can you be a power user? Stay on topic and share your passion. Feel free to elaborate to get your point across. 'Like' or 'Dislike' when you are filled with emotions! Protect your community. Use the report tool to alert us when someone breaks the rules. Thanks for reading our community guidelines. Don't forget, freedom of speech is not the freedom of reach!

Sep 03, 2026
Santa Fe Klan sorprende al anunciar un año libre de adicciones New

Santa Fe Klan sorprende al anunciar un año libre de adicciones

Ángel Jair Quezada Jasso, mejor conocido como Santa Fe Klan, hizo una importante revelación a través de su cuenta oficial de Instagram. El rapero mexicano compartió con sus seguidores que está a punto de cumplir un año sin consumir drogas, un logro que representa un momento muy importante en su vida y del que se mostró orgulloso.A través de una imagen en la que aparece cantando sobre el escenario, el intérprete dio a conocer que se encuentra alejado de las adicciones y aprovechó la publicación para agradecer a su familia, amigos y fanáticos, quienes lo han acompañado durante los últimos meses en este proceso. “En unos días cumplo 1 año sin droga. Desperdicié mucho tiempo, pero nunca es tarde para volver a empezar. Gracias a Dios tengo salud y vida. Gracias a mis fans por nunca dejarme solo, gracias por seguir escuchando mis rolas, los quiero mucho. ‘Después de la tormenta sale el sol’”, escribió Santa Fe Klan. Esta confesión generó reacciones entre sus seguidores, quienes celebraron que el cantante haya decidido compartir públicamente una parte tan importante de su proceso personal. Para el artista, mantenerse alejado de las drogas representa no solamente un logro individual, sino también una nueva oportunidad para continuar con sus proyectos y disfrutar de su familia y de la música. Santa Fe Klan revela que ya no consume drogas. Foto IG/santa_fe_klan_473 Santa Fe Klan se aleja de las adiccionesNo es secreto que Santa Fe Klan ha hablado en años anteriores sobre algunas de las adicciones que enfrentó y sobre su intención de alejarse de ellas. En distintas ocasiones, el cantante ha señalado que uno de sus principales motivos para salir de ese momento complicado ha sido su hijo Luka, fruto de su relación con su expareja Maya Nazor.El rapero ha mencionado que desea ser un buen ejemplo para su hijo y que busca dejar atrás aquellas situaciones que podrían afectar su vida personal y familiar. Por ello, su reciente anuncio marca un paso importante dentro de ese proceso. Santa Fe Klan con su novia Camila Zamorano. Foto IG/santa_fe_klan_473 Santa Fe Klan, enamorado de una boxeadoraEn las últimas semanas, Santa Fe Klan también ha dejado ver que atraviesa uno de sus mejores momentos en el ámbito personal. Además de mantenerse enfocado en su carrera musical, el cantante disfruta de su relación con la boxeadora sonorense Camila Zamorano, con quien mantiene un noviazgo desde hace varios meses.El originario de Guanajuato se mudó hace tiempo a Hermosillo, Sonora, donde radica su pareja sentimental. Incluso, el cantante ha contado que se ha acercado al deporte y que en algunas ocasiones se levanta temprano para acompañarla durante sus entrenamientos. Mientras disfruta de esta nueva etapa, Santa Fe Klan continúa trabajando en la música y preparando nuevos proyectos. El artista también se ha caracterizado por mantener cerca a personas de su círculo y por dar oportunidades laborales a amigos y conocidos de su barrio.

Sep 03, 2026
Selena Quintanilla's Family Drama: A.B.'s Lawsuit Sparks Tension New

Selena Quintanilla's Family Drama: A.B.'s Lawsuit Sparks Tension

Selena Quintanilla’s brother, Abraham Isaac “A.B.” Quintanilla III, appears to have found himself in a legal situation with his sister, Suzette Quintanilla-Arriaga. “Due to the numerous calls and inquiries I have received from various media outlets, I feel it is necessary to break my silence and publicly clarify this situation,” A.B., 62, wrote via Instagram on Monday, August 31. “Yes, there is a lawsuit related to Suzette Arriaga, as well as to facts and circumstances related to my father, Abraham Quintanilla.” Abraham, who served as Selena’s manager throughout her illustrious music career, died in Texas at the end of 2025. He was 86. “The lawsuit is part of a process that began a few months ago, but what led me to this point did not start a few months ago. It comes from years,” A.B. claimed in his statement. “Years of accumulated situations, decisions and circumstances that for a long time I chose to keep silent out of respect, out of loyalty, and above all, because it involved my own family.” He continued, “I have never imagined the day would come when I would have to face a situation like this. There are things I have discovered and experienced during this process that have deeply impacted me. I never thought that within my own family situations could occur that would lead me to make a decision of this magnitude.” Selena’s mother, Marcella Quintanilla, and sister Suzette, however, alleged that they have not been served with any lawsuit when they responded to A.B.’s public statement. “We have seen A.B.’s recent public statement. Because it contains serious and false insinuations concerning Suzette, Abraham and our family, we feel it is necessary to correct the record,” the mother-daughter duo shared via Instagram on Wednesday, September 2. “We have no interest in attacking A.B., humiliating him or litigating decades of family history through social media. We are responding because serious allegations and implications have now been made publicly and silence should not be mistaken for agreement with statements that are false.” Marcella and Suzette added, “We love A.B. He is our son and brother. But loving someone does not require us to accept false accusations or remain silent while the reputations of Suzette, Abraham and our family are called into question. We will continue to protect our family, Abraham’s memory, Selena’s legacy and the truth.” In his original statement, A.B. said he will not be “entering into details of the case at this time” out of respect for the legal process. “But I want to make one thing very clear: There is years of history. There are facts. There is evidence. There are circumstances. And there is much that is still unknown,” he claimed. “Those who know me know that I have always been a direct, transparent and honest person. For years, I preferred to keep many things to myself. But there comes a time when remaining silent is no longer an option.” In March 1995, Selena was shot and killed at a motel in Texas by the president of her fan club, Yolanda Saldívar. Saldívar, 65, was convicted of first-degree murder in October 1995 and sentenced to life in prison. She was denied parole at her first-ever eligibility hearing in March 2025. During Selena’s career, A.B. served as her bass guitarist and primary songwriter for many of her hits, including "Como la Flor.” Suzette, 59, meanwhile, was a drummer for Selena y Los Dinos before she helped manage the Grammy winner’s legacy and museum following Selena’s death.

Sep 03, 2026
AUR surprinde cu propunerile sale concrete în fața priorităților PSD New

AUR surprinde cu propunerile sale concrete în fața priorităților PSD

Liderul senatorilor AUR, Petrişor Peiu, a prezentat marţi răspunsul AUR la cele zece priorităţi anunţate de PSD pentru România, punând în paralel măsurile celor două formaţiuni în domenii precum energia, apărarea, fiscalitatea, reforma statului, pensiile, educaţia, agricultura şi infrastructura. Petrişor Peiu susţine că în locul auditurilor, programelor, inventarelor şi mecanismelor propuse de PSD, AUR avansează măsuri concrete, de la oprirea decarbonizării şi revenirea la TVA de 19%, până la indexarea pensiilor, reducerea aparatului de stat şi finalizarea marilor proiecte de infrastructură.„Noi ne-am propus astăzi, printre altele, să oferim şi un răspuns cerinţelor PSD privind aşa-numitele priorităţi pentru România. Aceste răspunsuri punctuale sunt următoarele. Prima prioritate citată de PSD: refacerea sistemului energetic şi valorificarea resurselor. Propunerile domniei sale sunt să facă un audit, să elaboreze un calendar, să facă un program, să facă un inventar. Noi propunem, mai la firul ierbii, mai concret: oprirea decarbonizării, finalizarea centralei de la Iernut, construirea centralei de la Turceni, construirea hidrocentralelor cu acumulare prin pompaj – Tarniţa-Lăpuşteşti, Porţile de Fier, Bicaz – şi finalizarea inelului naţional de 400 de kilovolţi.”, a declarat Peiu, potrivit News.ro.El a precizat că a doua prioritate anunţată de PSD: securitatea naţională, apărarea şi industria de profil.„PSD propune un portofoliu de companii româneşti, adică tot un inventar, un program şi nişte condiţii. Noi avem propuneri mai concrete.Prima dintre ele: desecretizarea contractelor semnate cu banii din SAFE. În al doilea rând, asigurarea a minimum 50% din ceea ce prevăd acele contracte prin componentă naţională. Şi, în al treilea rând, renegocierea contractelor acolo unde este cazul.”, a menţionat senatorul AUR. Liderul senatorilor AUR a mai declarat, referitor la reindustrializare, că PSD propune harta capacităţilor productive, alte programe, scheme şi operaţionalizarea Băncii de Investiţii şi Dezvoltare, operaţionalizare pe care România o face de cinci ani.„Noi, iarăşi, cu propuneri de un nivel mai simplu, mai la firul ierbii: preţuri decente la energie şi ajutor de stat pentru plata certificatelor de emisii de gaze cu efect de seră.”, spune Petrişor Peiu. „Colectare corectă, combaterea fraudei şi disciplină bugetară. PSD propune integrare, ţinte, elaborarea unor ţinte – inteligentă propunere –, control, mult control pe firme şi un inventar serios. Noi propunem iarăşi chestiuni mai simple: revenirea la TVA de 19%, cotă standard, 9% cotă redusă, impozit pe dividende de 8%, prag la microîntreprindere de 500.000 de euro şi cotă pentru întreprinderi de 1,25% din cifra de afaceri, limitarea controalelor şi taxarea inversă în cazul TVA”, a adaugat Petrişor Peiu.În privinţa reformei statului, liderul senatorilor AUR a spus că PSD propune un audit, un portal public şi interoperabilitate, iar AUR spune, mai concret: 300 de parlamentari, guvern cu 10 ministere, maximum 50 de secretari de stat, maximum 20 de agenţii şi autorităţi, reducerea birocraţiei şi dereglementare.”Pe tema veniturilor şi a protecţiei sociale, Petrişor Peiu a declarat că PSD propune mecanisme de corelare, extinderea negocierii colective şi cont individual de competenţe.„Noi nu ştim cuvinte atât de frumoase şi propunem indexarea pensiilor, CASS încasat la numărul efectiv de ore lucrate, stimularea muncii, anularea CASS pentru mame, veterani şi foşti deţinuţi politici.”, a subliniat senatorul AUR. În ceea ce priveşte educaţia, sănătatea şi cercetarea, Petrişor Peiu a continuat: „Educaţie, sănătate, competenţe şi cercetare. PSD propune un program de alfabetizare şi învăţământ dual, în condiţiile în care PSD-ul a desfiinţat şcolile profesionale şi reţeaua de prevenţie. Noi, iarăşi, mai puţin lipsiţi de imaginaţie, propunem păstrarea examenului naţional de capacitate, generalizarea mesei calde în învăţământul primar şi gimnazial, spitale, noi ambulatorii şi institute naţionale, precum şi credit fiscal pentru finanţarea cercetării româneşti.”Referindu-se la agricultură şi dezvoltarea rurală, Petrişor Peiu a spus că PSD propune un inventar, programe şi trasabilitate, dar toate propunerile PSD sunt pentru doi ani.„Peste doi ani să facem inventar. Noi propunem irigaţii, finanţarea centrelor de colectare, controlul epidemiilor şi ferme de reproducţie”, a adăugat Peiu. În privinţa infrastructurii, liderul senatorilor AUR a declarat că PSD propune iarăşi audit, pregătirea planului naţional şi liste scurte.„Noi propunem finalizarea Coridorului IV european de cale ferată, electrificarea a 1.000 de kilometri de cale ferată, dublarea liniei Constanţa–Mangalia şi a liniei Cluj-Napoca–Episcopia Bihorului, investiţia hidrotehnică Bala, pentru a avea şi centrală nucleară, precum şi finalizarea A0, centura Bucureştiului, A1, A7 şi A8.”, a menţionat el. „România europeană şi euroatlantică. PSD ne propune harta capacităţii, alte programe, nu ştiu care, altele, scheme şi operaţionalizarea BID. Noi propunem preţuri decente la energie. Noi propunem aici renegocierea programelor care ne-au făcut atâta rău, în primul rând politica de tip Green Deal şi, în al doilea rând, renegocierea împrumuturilor cu Uniunea Europeană”, a arătat Peiu în final.

Sep 03, 2026
ASU Workout Tragedy: Why Matthew Mayich's Collapse Is Raising Questions New

ASU Workout Tragedy: Why Matthew Mayich's Collapse Is Raising Questions

NHL prospect Matthew Mayich remains hospitalized after collapsing during an outdoor workout at Arizona State University, and a lawyer for his family says there is “zero chance” of recovery. Mayich, 21, was participating in a military-style workout on the Tempe campus on August 20, when he experienced a medical emergency. Since then, attorney Rob Carey said that the university has mishandled its investigation into exactly what happened. “It’s very clear to me that this is a time when adults have to do the right thing — sometimes the right thing is the hard thing — and from everything I can tell and the leads we have, ASU is not handling this responsibly,” Carey told The Athletic in a story published Sunday, August 31. The outlet also reported that the workout, which took place on the first day team activities were allowed by NCAA rules, lasted about 60 minutes and included sprints, planks, pushups and bear crawls. Players who lagged behind were allegedly forced to repeat exercises or do additional sprints. Carey told the Arizona Republic that players informed him they were not given standard breaks during the workout and that the instructor, former green beret Tim Ziesel, "yelled at them from the get-go ... like a drill instructor." Allegedly, only the players who led the exercises were guaranteed water, leaving little remaining for those who trailed behind. Mayich allegedly showed signs of distress before collapsing. "He was disoriented and struggled well before he collapsed," Carey said. An attorney for Ziesel, who does not work for ASU, insisted the workout was not anything beyond what a college athlete could handle. “There isn’t a [Division 1] athlete on the planet that would describe this as a hard day of exercising, including the ASU hockey team,” attorney Buddy Rake told Phoenix’s 12News. Carey, however, disputed those claims, calling the workout “grueling, onerous and dangerous.” Carey added, “A kid’s life was basically ruined, the family is devastated, and people refuse to accept responsibility.” Mayich was entering his first season with the Sun Devils after transferring from Clarkson University. The St. Louis Blues drafted him in the sixth round of the 2023 NHL Draft. “The entire Blues organization is keeping Matthew Mayich close to our hearts as we pray for his comfort and recovery while he continues to undergo medical treatment in Arizona,” Blues president of hockey operations, Doug Armstrong, said in a statement on Wednesday, August 26. “His agent has kept us informed about Matthew’s medical status over the last week and we extend our deepest support to his family, friends and teammates during this difficult time.” After the incident, Arizona State confirmed that a student-athlete had collapsed and an investigation was underway. “A student-athlete who collapsed during an outdoor exercise Thursday morning remains hospitalized,” vice president of ASU media relations Chris Fiscus said in a statement to The Athletic. “The student-athlete, a member of the ASU hockey team, is not being named by the university because of privacy interests. The university is reviewing the circumstances surrounding the workout.”

Sep 02, 2026
NHL Prospect's Collapse at ASU Sparks Controversy Over Workout Safety New

NHL Prospect's Collapse at ASU Sparks Controversy Over Workout Safety

NHL prospect Matthew Mayich remains hospitalized after collapsing during an outdoor workout at Arizona State University, and a lawyer for his family says there is “zero chance” of recovery. Mayich, 21, was participating in a military-style workout on the Tempe campus on August 20, when he experienced a medical emergency. Since then, attorney Rob Carey said that the university has mishandled its investigation into exactly what happened. “It’s very clear to me that this is a time when adults have to do the right thing — sometimes the right thing is the hard thing — and from everything I can tell and the leads we have, ASU is not handling this responsibly,” Carey told The Athletic in a story published Sunday, August 31. The outlet also reported that the workout, which took place on the first day team activities were allowed by NCAA rules, lasted about 60 minutes and included sprints, planks, pushups and bear crawls. Players who lagged behind were allegedly forced to repeat exercises or do additional sprints. Carey told the Arizona Republic that players informed him they were not given standard breaks during the workout and that the instructor, former green beret Tim Ziesel, "yelled at them from the get-go ... like a drill instructor." Allegedly, only the players who led the exercises were guaranteed water, leaving little remaining for those who trailed behind. Mayich allegedly showed signs of distress before collapsing. "He was disoriented and struggled well before he collapsed," Carey said. An attorney for Ziesel, who does not work for ASU, insisted the workout was not anything beyond what a college athlete could handle. “There isn’t a [Division 1] athlete on the planet that would describe this as a hard day of exercising, including the ASU hockey team,” attorney Buddy Rake told Phoenix’s 12News. Carey, however, disputed those claims, calling the workout “grueling, onerous and dangerous.” Carey added, “A kid’s life was basically ruined, the family is devastated, and people refuse to accept responsibility.” Mayich was entering his first season with the Sun Devils after transferring from Clarkson University. The St. Louis Blues drafted him in the sixth round of the 2023 NHL Draft. “The entire Blues organization is keeping Matthew Mayich close to our hearts as we pray for his comfort and recovery while he continues to undergo medical treatment in Arizona,” Blues president of hockey operations, Doug Armstrong, said in a statement on Wednesday, August 26. “His agent has kept us informed about Matthew’s medical status over the last week and we extend our deepest support to his family, friends and teammates during this difficult time.” After the incident, Arizona State confirmed that a student-athlete had collapsed and an investigation was underway. “A student-athlete who collapsed during an outdoor exercise Thursday morning remains hospitalized,” vice president of ASU media relations Chris Fiscus said in a statement to The Athletic. “The student-athlete, a member of the ASU hockey team, is not being named by the university because of privacy interests. The university is reviewing the circumstances surrounding the workout.”

Sep 02, 2026
Vučić pokreće podkAVst: Šta nas očekuje u prvom izdanju? New

Vučić pokreće podkAVst: Šta nas očekuje u prvom izdanju?

Foto:Marko Ljutica autor: 02. sep. 2026. 22:50 Predsednik Srbije Aleksandar Vučić najavio je danas da u petak pokreće podkast pod nazivom "podkAVst", uz poruku da neće voditi razgovore o politici, već o ljudima, njihovim životima, uspesima, padovima, verovanjima i svemu što ih je oblikovalo. Oglas Vučić je naveo da će razgovarati i o sportu, kulturi, umetnosti, veri, istoriji, kao i o stvarima "zbog kojih vredi zastati i saslušati drugog čoveka"."Želim da to bude mesto dobrih razgovora i zanimljivih ljudi. Mesto na kojem ćemo možda jedni druge upoznati malo bolje", dodao je Vučić."Premijera je u petak u podne na Jutjub kanalu Aleksandar Vučić. Prvi gost će biti košarkaški trener Miroslav Muta Nikolić. Ako želite da od početka budete deo ove priče, pretplatite se na kanal i uključite obaveštenja", poručio je Vučić.Podsećanja radi, nakon najava da će u petak doći u Novi Sad i tamo organizovati skup Srpske napredne stranke, Vučić je danas saopštio da se miting odlaže."Planirao sam da se obratim Novosađanima 4. septembra, u petak. Obaveštavam vas da ćemo da odložimo to obraćanje i taj skup jer za mene životi ljudi su najvažniji. Ne bi čuvala policija nas od njih, policija bi čuvala njih od ogorčenih građana koji ne mogu da trpe više teror na ulicama. Ali, za mene i jedni i drugi su građani", rekao je Vučić u video objavi na svom Instagram nalogu. Pratite nas na društvenim mrežama: Koje je tvoje mišljenje o ovoj temi? Učestvuj u diskusiji ili pročitaj komentare

Sep 02, 2026