Age, Biography and Wiki Who is it? Actor, Miscellaneous Crew, Assistant Director Birth Day March 02, 1950 Birth Place  Queens, New York, United States Mitchell Laurance age 73 YEARS OLD Birth Sign Aries Birth name Mitchell Dyckoff Medium Actor Years active 1980–present Notable works and roles Not Necessarily the News, Matlock, Dawson's Creek 💰 Net worth Mitchell Laurance, a multi-talented individual known for his expertise as an actor, miscellaneous crew member, and assistant director in the United States, is projected to have a net worth ranging between $100,000 and $1 million by the year 2024.

Raegan Medgie Biography and Wiki Raegan Medgie is an American Emmy-winning reporter and meteorologist currently working at FOX 5 News based in New York since June 2017. She previously served at the weather channel. She also worked as a general assignment reporter covering breaking news for WCBS/CBS2 New York. Raegan Medgie Education Medgie attended and graduated from Temple University with a Bachelor of Arts in Broadcast Journalism. Raegan Medgie Age and Birthday How old is Raegan?

On a recent episode of Baddies East, Woah Vicky was seen getting chased and hit by Chrisean Rock's friend. It appeared as though Chrisean and other bystanders were getting annoyed with the 23-year-old for talking about her religious beliefs. The new mother then advised her friend to "go slap her," and the friend went for it. While this wasn't the first time Woah Vicky's gotten wrapped up in drama on Baddies East, some viewers were shocked that things went this far.

Now that you’ve treated your loved ones to gifts during the holiday season, it’s finally time to do a little shopping for yourself. Luckily, Amazon launched a major New Year’s sale, and you can save up to 80 percent across the entire site.  The sale event includes fashion, beauty, home, and tech deals, with prices starting at just $7. You’ll find Apple AirPods for under $100, cozy Koolaburra by Ugg boots, a best-selling Maybelline concealer, and even cordless Dyson vacuum cleaners — and that’s just the beginning.

Archaeologists found exotic animal remains, seeds, and nuts in the Colosseum's drainage system that give new insight into life in ancient Rome.Carl Simon/United Archives/Universal Images Group via Getty ImagesRoman gladiator battles were bloody, but they evidently didn’t spoil the appetites of spectators. For the past year, archaeologists have been conducting a study of the drainage systems beneath the Colosseum in Rome — which has led to the discovery of bone fragments of bears, big cats, and even small dogs.