Davone Anderson (L), Kaylee Lyons (C), and Sydney Parmelee (R). A Pennsylvania man sentenced to death didn’t have much to say for himself when asked about his fate on Tuesday morning. Davone Anderson, 27, was convicted by Cumberland County jurors in May of this year of murdering two different girlfriends—the mothers of his children—in two separate shooting incidents. The defendant was also found guilty of killing an unborn child because one of the women he admittedly shot was pregnant at the time.

Model sisters Delilah Belle, 22, and Amelia Gray Hamlin, 19, escaped life in Los Angeles over the weekend in favor of a Santa Barbara getaway.  The influencer sisters were seen soaking up the sun on Saturday during a girls’ weekend at the posh Rosewood Miramar Beach hotel. Putting on quite the cheeky display in their barely-there bikinis, the pair posed up a storm before Delilah was seen packing on the PDA with boyfriend Eyal Booker on the beach.

Let’s find out “Is Meteorologist Zach Maloch Leaving WRAL?” Zach Mlcoch, an American journalist and news meteorologist, has drawn attention after word of his departure from WRAL News spread. Zach has worked as a meteorologist since 2014 and is a well-known journalist and news reporter. He was raised primarily in Central Iowa and was born in Chicago, Illinois, in the United States. The journalist graduated from Iowa State University with a Bachelor of Science in Meteorology.

Isla Fisher is often mistaken for Amy Adams, her celeb lookalike, in public, and now…she’s yearning for it! The 45-year-old actress made an appearance on The Project and was asked if she’s been getting mistaken for Amy, but due to the pandemic…she hasn’t been seen out as much! “I haven’t had it for a while, but I think I’ve been inside my house in COVID for a year,” she joked. “Now, to be honest, I look forward to being recognized as anyone.

A video showing Japanese lawmaker Ayaka Shiomura being laughed at by her colleagues during a session of the Japanese parliament recently went viral on social media. On March 28, the representative from the Constitutional Democratic Party was mocked after proposing a bill aimed at protecting 18- and 19-year-olds from recruitment into the adult video industry. The lawmaker suggested that by lowering the legal age for adulthood in Japan from 20 to 18, a change which took effect on April 1, teens were at risk of signing contracts without parental approval.