Author: Living Legends
Cheyenne Rashotte Car Accident – It is with profound sorrow that we report the tragic passing of Cheyenne Grace Rashotte, a vibrant 17-year-old from Richmond, Michigan, who died unexpectedly in a car accident on Tuesday, April 8, 2025. Cheyenne’s untimely death has left her family, friends, and community in deep mourning as they remember her for the joy and positivity she radiated during her short but impactful life. Born on September 14, 2007, in Anchorage, Alaska, Cheyenne was the beloved daughter of Kirstin McDonald. From a young age, Cheyenne exhibited qualities that would come to define her life: an infectious…
Sean Hornreich Boca Raton FL Death and Obituary – The Boca Raton community is mourning the untimely and heartbreaking death of Sean Hornreich, a beloved 28-year-old man who tragically passed away in a car accident. His death has sent shockwaves throughout the community, leaving family, friends, and colleagues in disbelief as they try to come to terms with the loss of such a vibrant and promising individual. Sean’s passing serves as a stark reminder of the fleeting nature of life and the importance of cherishing those around us. Born and raised in Boca Raton, Sean Hornreich was an integral part…
Chad Blow Topeka Kansas Death and Obituary – Chad Blow, a beloved veterinary therapist and integral part of the Topeka, Kansas community, tragically passed away, leaving a profound sense of loss among those who knew him. His sudden death has left a void in the hearts of many, as his dedication to animal welfare, unmatched compassion, and unwavering professionalism touched countless lives. Chad’s work with animals, alongside his kindness and generosity, made him a cherished figure, both personally and professionally, in the Topeka area. Born and raised in Topeka, Kansas, Chad’s love for animals began in his childhood home. Surrounded…
Jack Fitzgerald Maryland Death and Obituary – Jack Fitzgerald, the visionary founder and former CEO of Fitzgerald Auto Malls, passed away at approximately the age of 90, according to an official statement released by the company. His death marks the end of an era for one of the most influential figures in the automotive industry and a beloved member of the local community. Born and raised in Washington, D.C., Jack Fitzgerald’s career in the automotive industry began as a Ford salesman. His passion for cars and his commitment to exceptional customer service quickly set him apart. Driven by an entrepreneurial…
Christopher Young, 31, Killed in Verona Drive-By Shooting; Second Victim Injured On April 9, 2025, at approximately 10:30 p.m., a drive-by shooting occurred near ABC Avenue in Verona, Mississippi, resulting in the death of 31-year-old Christopher Young, a local resident, and injuring another individual. The victims were struck by gunfire while attending a neighborhood barbecue. Young succumbed to his injuries at the scene; the condition of the second victim remains undisclosed. No arrests have been made, and authorities are seeking public assistance in the ongoing investigation. Incident Details The shooting unfolded when a vehicle drove past a gathering on ABC…
Ayva Sutton, Kayda Sutton, and Sandra Davis Identified as Victims in Detroit Triple Homicide: Bodies Found in Burned Vehicle; Ex-Boyfriend Arrested in Horrific Crime That Shocks City Detroit, Michigan — In what authorities and residents alike are calling one of the most disturbing crimes in recent memory, three generations of a Detroit family — 9-year-old Ayva Sutton, her mother Kayda Sutton, and her grandmother Sandra Davis — were brutally murdered and left to burn inside a vehicle that was discovered ablaze on the city’s west side in the early hours of Sunday morning. The suspect, identified as Kayda Sutton’s ex-boyfriend,…
The British filmmaker and screenwriter Alex Garland, who jumped into prominence with the tight, compact AI thriller “Ex Machina” 11 years ago, met U.S. Navy SEAL and frequent Hollywood military advisor Ray Mendoza on Garland’s most recent project, “Civil War,” released last year. It was a movie about a divided nation on the brink of hopeless collapse. “Civil War” took some heat from every direction: Too one-sided? Too vague in its ideology? Too blunt? Too subtle? Too nervous about taking sides? The opinions were like a rhetorical firefight. Still, “Civil War” found a theatrical audience, and Garland appreciated the unvarnished…
The bare-knuckled tactics of Trump 2.0 have brought some once-mighty companies and institutions to their knees. Many of the nation’s most prominent places of higher education such as Columbia University improbably have agreed in the face of federal funding threats to Trump administration demands on how they deal with dissent on their campuses and even what courses to offer in certain disciplines. Industries, including automakers, have been subject to Trumpian threats if they raise prices even in the face of substantial increases in their costs due to the president’s obsession with tariffs. We have yet to see how those companies…
The Chicago Cubs’ challenging April is off to a good start. A 4-2 homestand against the San Diego Padres and Texas Rangers has the Cubs sitting well as they enter the next phase of the gauntlet, a six-game trip to face the Los Angeles Dodgers and Padres. After a rough trip that has featured consecutive walk-off losses to the Detroit Tigers and Cleveland Guardians, the White Sox return to Rate Field on Friday to begin a six-game homestand — three each against the Boston Red Sox and Sacramento Athletics. Every Thursday during the regular season, Tribune baseball writers will provide…
Dozens of Chicago artists have drafted a letter to Mayor Brandon Johnson expressing “deep concern” over alleged failures in his administration’s work for the arts community. The letter, posted to Instagram Wednesday as a petition people can sign, harshly criticizes Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events Commissioner Clinée Hedspeth, appointed by Johnson a year ago. As Chicago artists and cultural institutions face “a unique and critical time” amid inflation, federal funding cuts and declining attendance, “needs are not being met” under Hedspeth’s leadership, the letter reads. “The department’s budget, staff, and influence have diminished during your tenure, and the…