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Autopsy shows ‘The Wire’ actor Michael K. Williams died of drug overdose

September 25, 2021

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Reuters

By Barbara Goldberg NEW YORK (Reuters) – An autopsy has confirmed actor Michael K. Williams, who played the shotgun-toting drug dealer Omar Little in the HBO crime drama “The Wire,” died of an overdose of drugs, the New York City medical examiner’s office said on Friday. His death was accidental, Julie Bolcer, a spokeswoman for New York City’s Office of the Chief Medical Examiner, said in an email. Williams, 54, was found dead in his Brooklyn apartment on Sept. 6, and police sources said at the time that drug paraphernalia was discovered at the scene. “Acute intoxication by the combined effect…

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December 8, 2021

Published by DPA A white motorbike in the rear view mirror might mean the police are behind you – unless it’s the latest version of Suzuki’s Hayabusa hyperbike, which now comes in white overalls. The brilliant pearl white edition joins the existing black and orange and matt silver and red models launched in 2020 and

Five takeaways from the Carolina Hurricanes’ road win over the Anaheim Ducks

November 19, 2021

Published by The Charlotte Observer Five takeaways from the Carolina Hurricanes’ 2-1 road victory Thursday over the Anaheim Ducks, ending the Ducks’ eight-game winning streak: — No doubt about the game’s first star. Rookie Seth Jarvis had the winning goal — again — but it was Frederik Andersen’s night. Well-rested after six days off, the

Turkey and neighbours pledge to clean up Mediterranean

December 11, 2021

Published by Al-Araby Turkey and its neighbours pledged Friday to do a better job addressing the threats posed by pollution to people’s health and the natural habitats of the Mediterranean Sea. From plastic waste to slimy mucilage forming on their coasts, the ring of tourism-dependant Mediterranean countries have battled a steady stream of environmental problems,

Nets stumble against shorthanded Blazers as Steve Nash’s rotation experiments continue

January 11, 2022

Published by New York Daily News You never know who might have to play minutes in the playoffs. Steve Nash’s self-proclaimed season-long experiment continued in Portland as the Nets’ suffered a 114-108 loss to a Trail Blazers team playing without star guard Damian Lillard and scoring wing Norman Powell. And this time the chemistry project

Over 7,000 flights scrapped as Omicron hits

December 26, 2021

Published by Al-Araby More than 7,000 flights have been cancelled worldwide over the Christmas weekend and thousands more delayed, a tracking website reported Sunday, as the highly infectious Omicron variant brings holiday hurt to millions. Severe weather is compounding the travel chaos in the United States, with storms expected to wreak havoc on roadways in

Over 1.7 million US-made COVID-19 vaccines arrive today

December 5, 2021

Published by Philippine Star Rudy Santos – The Philippine Star December 6, 2021 | 12:00am MANILA, Philippines — More than 1.7 million doses of US-made COVID vaccines are arriving today at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminals 1 and 3. Expected to arrive this afternoon at NAIA Terminal 1 on board China Airlines is