Reaching from the heavens like a giant hand and bathed in the golden glow of sunset, it was a sight to send the imaginations of cloud lovers soaring. The spectacular altocumulus, a form of cloud more typically seen in rounded clumps, was photographed by the Manchester Astronomical Society and posted online by the Met Office. 'The weather saying "Hello" for Cloud Week,' the caption read. Speaking about altocumulus clouds Emma Salter, meteorologist at the Met Office, said: 'It's a harmless, fair-weather cloud that's often associated with beautiful sunsets.

I spent about $120 to try all 21 burgers available at the fast-food chain Wendy's. The Pretzel Bacon Pub Cheeseburger was good, but it didn't quite live up to the hype. The Baconator was my favorite, and it felt like the perfect meal. Thanks for signing up! Access your favorite topics in a personalized feed while you're on the go. download the app Advertisement Fast-food giant Wendy's is known for its "

Katy Perry has revealed that she was once suspended from school for "making sexual motions" toward a tree...while pretending it was Tom Cruise. Over the weekend, the "Firework" singer was going through memorabilia with her parents when she stumbled across a 1996 suspension report from her Santa Barbara Christian School. The report, which she shared on her Instagram Story, states that Katy Hudson was suspended for three days for "inappropriate behavior." "At the 2:00 p.

Director Robert Ellis Miller died Friday in Woodland Hills, Calif. He was 89. According to his nephew, the Emmy-nominated director, known for films “Reuben, Reuben” and “The Heart is a Lonely Hunter,” had been living at the Motion Picture Home for two years since his wife, documentarian Pola Chasman, died.

TV Chicago Med’s Dr. Natalie Manning (Torrey DeVitto) is missing her son, Owen. She had to move out because of the COVID-19 pandemic. She was afraid of bringing the virus home, so she’s quarantining herself. Here’s the story behind why Natalie chose the name Owen. When did Natalie have her baby on ‘Chicago Med’? Natalie’s son … Published on December 29, 2020 2 min read Chicago Med’s Dr.

Stevie Nicks and Joe Walsh fell in love at first sight. From the moment they met, Nicks knew that she wanted to be with him. She would have even given up her music career for him. Though she considers him one of the great loves of her life, Nicks’ relationship with Walsh ended on a sour note. She explained that after an irritating studio session, she expressed doubt about the future of their relationship.

If you or someone you know may be considering suicide, contact the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by dialing 9-8-8, or the Crisis Text Line by texting HOME to 741741. A New Jersey superintendent has resigned after telling a news outlet personal information about a 14-year-old high school student who died by suicide earlier this month. Adriana Kuch died on Feb. 3, just days after she was beaten up in school by fellow students while others recorded the attack on video, her family says.

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Nick Cannon is basking in the familial joy at the 2023 Soul Train Awards before he gears up for a busy holiday season! Talking with ET backstage at this year's ceremony, Cannon gushed about being surrounded by friends and peers during the most soulful night of the year. Sunday's awards show on BET was a reimagined ceremony that gave stars and audiences an intimate, unforgettable, soulful Hollywood party, celebrating the best in soul music and the iconic legacy brand.

Prosecco can cause bad hangovers. Picture: Getty Images By Heart @thisisheart Do you get a horrendous headache after knocking back a glass or two of fizz? The bubbles are to blame. Prosecco gives you a worse hangover than other alcoholic drinks, a wine expert has revealed. According to sommelier and founder of Club Vino, Marco Castelanelli, the carbon dioxide inside the popular fizzy tipple changes how the liquid flows through the blood stream – and actually increases the groggy side effects of booze.