In-Ring Segment: Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn Owens and Zayn laugh as the replay of their reunion on SmackDown plays on the ‘Tron. The crowd goes nuts chanting, “Sami.” Owens quips that he thinks the crowd likes Zayn. The crowd breaks into a “KO” chant. Zayn adds that he thinks they like Owens as well. Zayn is happy they are on the same page again. He acknowledges that he approached his attempts to get back in with Owens all wrong.

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When parents send their children out into the world with hopes and dreams, about the last thing they want for them is the life of a professional fornicator. Yet sometimes, that’s exactly what happens. And then the question arises: “What went wrong?” Few adult actors had the dream of performing in porn early on, so how did they get there? That question, along with the always popular “what’s it like?” and countless others are answered to some degree in the autobiographies of your favorite porn stars.

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Hours before Alex Murdaugh allegedly killed his wife and son near the dog kennels at their family estate, the former lawyer knew he was in trouble. Jeanne Seckinger, the CFO of Murdaugh’s family law firm, had already confronted him a month prior about improperly depositing money from a civil case settlement and got him to allegedly admit he was trying to secretly move money into his wife’s name. But Seckinger told Colleton County jurors on Tuesday that she approached Murdaugh on June 7, 2021, about a different, and more serious, monetary question: What happened to $792,000 in legal fees owed to the firm that had gone missing in a case Murdaugh handled?