Running back Jeremiah Johnson has gone viral and, although he is a star on the field, it is not necessarily his skills that have made him the talk of theinternet.  This Youth Foothall Player who is Only "12" Years Old Has People Confused Af😅🏈 pic.twitter.com/Re15md1I5s — Raphousetv (RHTV) (@raphousetv2) December 12, 2022 Johnson recently won 12U MVP honors at the Youth National Championships in Miami, FL, and of course, picture and video was posted to celebrate.

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Call Her Daddy, a popular advice and comedy podcast hosted by Sofia Franklyn and Alex Cooper debuted in 2018. However, the two friends split up in the late spring of 2020 after a public feud with Barstool Sports founder David Portnoy. The podcast was owned and distributed by Barstool until June 2021. The public feud between the two eventually led to Franklyn leaving the podcast and Cooper hosting it on her own.

Let’s state the obvious: hair strands turn gray naturally as you age. Thanks to less melanin being produced, it can happen gradually or all at once, depending on your genes. While many women do dye it, for anyone choosing to stay gray, believe it or not, you still need to maintain it as you would with any other hair color; gray hair, much like blondes, are subject to brassy or orange tones, especially if you shower with hard water.

Explore More Thousands of brr-ave swimmers descended on Coney Island to ring in the new year Monday — with an icy dip in the North Atlantic Ocean as a part of the 121st annual polar bear plunge.  A mix of Speedos and winter coats dotted the Brooklyn beach and boardwalk for the event, which the Coney Island Polar Bear Club has hosted since 1903. Organizers said they anticipated “record-breaking numbers” for this year’s plunge into the frigid, but still unseasonably warm, depths — with temps in the mid-40s.