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Stanislaus State women's soccer head coach Gabriel Bolton is departing the university after 21 seasons to accept the head ...

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Each of them other than Mike has gone on to have successful careers but this phone call that they receive makes them slowly begin to remember their childhoods and also the terror that awaits them.

James Ransone, who is known for his roles in the horror sequel film “It: Chapter Two” and the crime drama series “The Wire,” has died at the age of 46, US media confirmed. International outlets ...

“The Wire” and “It: Chapter Two” actor James Ransone is dead at 46, according to the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner’s Officer. Ransone died of suicide by hanging on Friday, the M.E. said. TMZ ...