When Michael Strahan joined “Live! With Kelly and Michael” in September 2012, he was merely a former New York Giants defensive end and NFL commentator. Now, he’s officially a television star, and ABC announced Tuesday that he’s taking his talents to the morning show big leagues — “Good Morning America.”
Strahan already had a contributor role on “GMA,” which he started two years ago when ABC wanted to add another shot of testosterone after Josh Elliott’s departure to NBC.
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New Olu of Warri announce key declarations during im coronation as Ogiame Atuwatse III on Saturday.
Ogiame Atuwatse III, formerly known as Omoba Utieyinoritsetsola Emiko don wear crown as di 21st Olu of Warri.
Di new Olu of Warri wey also be King of Itsekiri nation for Delta State don officially change di title of im wife.
Di monarch declare her new title afta im coronation inside Warri, southern Nigeria.
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Next Century-old photographs of Winnipeg, the real life inspiration for Winnie-the-Pooh, have surfaced.
The adorable black-furred bear, was purchased by Canadian lieutenant Harry Colebourn when it was just a cub in 1914.
Named for Colebourn’s hometown of Winnipeg, Manitoba, the officer smuggled the young bear into England when he was sent to the Western Front of World War I.
Originally stationed with the rest of his regiment on Salisbury Plain in central England, Colebourn and was eventually transferred to France, but before leaving, the lieutenant gifted his pet to the London Zoo.
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Explore More A team of Israeli scientists used a 3-D printer to create an entire human heart — a stunning achievement that could change the world of medicine by ending the reliance on donated organs, according to a study published Monday.
The world’s first “printed heart” was made with actual human biological material, although only about the size of a rabbit’s heart, making it too small for a human, researchers said in the Advanced Science report.