Today we visit with Travis Mills, the host of MTV’s hit series, Ghosted: Love Gone Missing, where he helps distraught people track down former friends or lovers who suddenly cut off all contact with them, revealing the true case of their “ghosting.” In the age of social distancing, many peoples are seeking to rekindle connections with loved ones who may have ghosted them without notice. This season, Travis puts his sleuthing skills to the test in entirely self-shot episodes to help people get the closure they need.
In
addition to hosting Ghosted, Travis is a recording artist, actor, and
on-air personality who hosts his Apple Music Beats 1 radio show,
“Travis Mills Live,” as well as his hit podcast “ADHD with
Travis Mills.” Under the moniker T. Mills, he quickly became a
global hit performer and songwriter, garnering millions of streams
and selling out massive venues in multiple countries over the last
decade. Through both solo and collaborative efforts, Mills released
three full-length albums and recent singles featuring T.I., Ty Dolla
$ign and more.
http://www.mtv.com/shows/ghosted-love-gone-missing
TODAY
IS A SPECIAL DAY! (A special thanks to NationalDayCalendar.com)
September 16
National Play-Doh Day
National Cinnamon Raisin Bread Day
National Guacamole Day
National Step Family Day
National Working Parents Day
Mayflower
Day
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A new survey by The National Literacy Trust says video games might help improve children’s mental well-being, literacy, and communication skills. (https://bit.ly/3ibntLp)
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influence, but ADDICTION IS NO LAUGHING MATTER! If you or someone you
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A
man was arrested and charged with driving under the influence after
police said he crossed multiple lanes of oncoming traffic. Court
documents show Drew Collins was taken into custody on September 4
just before 11 a.m. on Magnolia Avenue at Cherry Street. Collins
allegedly drove across the wrong side of the road and onto a sidewalk
where he was found to be unconscious behind the wheel. Emergency
responders reportedly found a used needle in Collins’s lap and
administered a dose of Narcan to revive him. Collins was taken to a
hospital for treatment before being placed in the Knox County Jail.
He faces charges of DUI, driving while license suspended and improper
lane
change.
https://www.wvlt.tv/2020/09/06/man-charged-with-dui-driving-across-wrong-lanes-of-traffic-onto-knoxville-sidewalk/
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Selena Gomez said in a recent interview that all of her ex-boyfriends think she’s “crazy.”(https://pge.sx/2Zi2lM5)
Metal legend Ozzy Osbourne recalled how “peaceful” he felt when he tried to kill his wife Sharon in 1989. Speaking in the new documentary “The Nine Lives of Ozzy Osbourne,” the couple shared their memories of the potentially fatal incident, which took place while the Black Sabbath icon was on drugs. (https://bit.ly/2DG8han)
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Taylor Swift just tied the late Whitney Houston’s record for the most weeks on the Billboard 200 among female artists. (https://fxn.ws/3iavAYX)
Rihanna recently bruised her face after flipping over during an electric scooter accident. (https://bit.ly/2DHghYE)
R. Kelly's attorneys want to question a convicted member of the Latin Kings gang who says he beat up the jailed R&B singer in a Chicago cell. (https://fxn.ws/3h8rEXi)
Everybody
knows that store brand foods — pasta, canned veggies, cookies,
condiments, whatever — are cheaper than the national brands. The
assumption is that the national brands taste better. Consumer Reports
did a study and found they don’t. In blind tests, trained tasters
compared a big national brand with a store brand in 29 food
categories. Store and national brands tasted about equally good 19
times. Four times, the store brand won. Just six times did the
national brand won. The store-brand foods Consumer Reports tested
cost an average of 27 percent less than big-name counterparts. The
magazine says price gaps have less to do with what goes into the
package than with the research, development, and marketing costs that
help build a household name.
A study says that a few glasses of wine a week can ward off depression. Two to seven glasses a week cuts your risk by 32 percent.
Night time online shopping is increasing. Women are particularly in the habit of shopping from under the comfort of their covers, accounting for two-thirds (66%) of night time customer purchases. But men spend slightly more in the night — at $45 compared with $41 for women.
FUN
FACT FOR YOU:
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this with your friends... they'll think you're really smart!
A
study found a link between sodas and an early death. (does not sound
fun)
A NEWS HEADLINE... FROM SOMEWHERE IN THIS WORLD!
Dateline....
AUSTRIA
In
Austria police were summoned to the report of a break-in at a
furniture store. Investigating officers found the glass front door
smashed but once inside couldn’t find anyone. They were getting
ready to leave when an officer heard a sound — a sound of someone
snoring coming from the carpet racks. And that’s where they found
their crook, obviously tired out from the hard work of breaking in.
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A woman in Scotland was unpacking her groceries when she spotted Jesus’ face in the discoloration of a potato skin. The potato was included in a larger bag of potatoes that cost Nikki Halkerston roughly $1.50. Halkerston said, “I was staring at it, and it was just quite obvious it was Jesus’ face. It was just looking at me. … I called my husband into the kitchen, and he’s usually really skeptical about these sorts of things. He never gets over-excited about anything but even he agreed it looked like Jesus!” Halkerston has since eaten the potato.
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Federal
authorities reined in a Long Island, New York pharmaceutical company
employee who allegedly swiped hundreds of thousands of dollars in
horse drugs from his work — and then sold them directly to
veterinarians and trainers. 58-year-old Gregory Settino was arrested
on an indictment charging him with swiping the equine medication and
pawning it at New York race tracks, including Belmont Park. He
allegedly mounted the plot “in order to enrich himself and without
regard for how his sale of the medical products could potentially
endanger the health of horses,” acting US Attorney Seth D. DuCharme
said in a statement. Authorities said that the medication was valued
at more than $1 million. Settino allegedly pocketed more than
$600,0000 from hocking the drugs to vets and trainers. The indictment
charges Settino with theft of medical products and making a false
statement to a federal agent. If convicted, he could face up to
25-years in prison. (https://bit.ly/32cYLFf)
FAKE
NEWS.... OR FLORIDA?!
I
read a headline, you guess if the story is something that really
happened in the great state of FLORIDA or is it #FakeNews made up to
trick you and amuse me
A
Pensacola Man became an internet celebrity after his GIANT NECK made
him the subject of a million jokes on social media ….. FLORIDA
(https://abc7.ws/2miTDwD)
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North
Carolina Zoo Announces Birth Of 'Cute But Ferocious' Sand Cat Kitten
https://www.sunnyskyz.com/good-news/3947/North-Carolina-Zoo-Announces-Birth-Of-039-Cute-But-Ferocious-039-Sand-Cat-Kitten
