👀 WTF?? Hayden Panettiere JUST DIED at 36… 3 months after her bombshell exposure of the Elite Hollywood/ Music system.
Above all she was a mom. She leaves behind her daughter Kaya.
Barely three months after she finally spoke up. In her new book and on that Jay Shetty podcast she told the world what happened when she was 18 and Heroes was exploding.
A “trusted” female friend dragged her downstairs on a boat out at sea and literally put her in bed next to a naked, very famous older British rocker.
She had to fight him off and hide for the rest of the night.
That was 18 years ago. She still never named him. Or the woman who set it up.
And now she’s dead. Cause still unknown. She had just flown from LA down to the South with her boyfriend when it happened.
Hollywood is pure evil.
Who was the rocker?
Who was the friend that kept doing these setups?
@StephenBaldwin7 you were right… IT’S ALL OF THEM.
@JohnMcCloy It seems to be a highly suspicious pattern:
*Young actress/actor is abused.
*Becomes an addict/mentally ill due to the abuse.
*Finds the courage to whistleblow/speak out about abuse years later.
*Dies in suspicious circumstances. Addiction/illness is blamed as cause of death.
The Houston Rockets and the Fertitta Family mourn the passing of Rick Adelman, one of the most respected and influential figures in NBA history.
During his four seasons in Houston, Coach Adelman guided the Rockets with professionalism, integrity, and a deep commitment to the game. His role in leading the team during the 22-game winning streak in 2008 remains one of the most remarkable achievements in franchise history and will always be remembered by Rockets fans.
We extend our deepest condolences to Mary Kay, his family, friends, and all who had the privilege of knowing him. His legacy will forever be a part of Rockets history and the fabric of the NBA.
This animation shows NASA’s Artemis II mission path, a journey of nearly 685,000 miles. The crew will travel in a figure-eight trajectory, looping out from Earth, around the Moon, and back again.
Follow live updates: https://t.co/kZ2eaDGPed
🇺🇸 Some fun facts about NASA’s Artemis II mission:
- It’ll travel 4,000 miles farther than Apollo 13
- First woman ever going into deep space
- Astronauts are bringing their smartphones on board
- The Orion capsule is roughly the size of two minivans
- They’ll have a 41-minute communications blackout behind the Moon
Bonus: They’ll get to watch a total lunar eclipse from space
We’re about to send humans farther from Earth than anyone since 1972 and they’re doing it with phones and a minivan-sized spacecraft.
Source: ABC News