One of a gang of women known as the Rolex Rippers for robbing wealthy gentlemen of their designer watches has been jailed. Stefania Tinica, a Romanian national, is the first member of the gang behind dozens of distraction thefts across the country to be convicted. The 40-year-old and an unknown female accomplice struck in exclusive neighbourhoods at either end of the country five months apart. Tinica relieved one victim of his £15,000 Rolex watch without him realising when she tried to hug and kiss him and attempted to do the same to another man who fought back.

At least five people are confirmed dead and dozens are injured following a car pile-up in Missouri involving up to fifty vehicles on Monday morning.  The pile-up was caused by someone braking late in fog around 8am. The Mississippi County EMS believes the driver hit the breaks, ensuing a chain reaction on Interstate 57 near Charleston. The Mississippi, Missouri, County Sheriff’s Office declined to release the number of fatal victims on Thursday afternoon, but the coroner’s office later confirmed at least five fatalities, local news station 23WIFR reported.

Gave Stevenson is an American expert grappler who was blended in some sexual offense claims alongside another grappler. Steveson is a previous free-form and folkstyle grappler who contended expertly in the United States. He is as of now contracted to WWE, where he was given a situation on the Raw brand under his actual name, however he has not yet played in a match. tvguidetime.com After Kurt Angle, he is the second gold victor in Olympic wrestling to be recruited by the association.

Minx is epitomized by the closing shot of its fourth episode, in which a hunky male model struts in slow motion, brimming with empowered confidence thanks to his recent feminist awakening, his giant dick swinging in the air. There’s plenty more where that came from in Ellen Rapoport’s HBO Max comedy (March 17), which takes an amusingly breezy look at the creation of a groundbreaking (fictional) 1970s erotic magazine for women.

A sect of New Yorkers who hunt down discarded furniture on the city streets are making a fortune off of their finds, including a woman, Denise Gordon, 68, who once found and flipped a leather Eames lounge for $2,000. ‘People don’t know what they’re throwing away,’ Gordon, who lives in Gramercy Park, recently told The New York Times. ‘In my neighborhood, they don’t know and they don’t care.’ It is a practice known as stooping, and those who partake in it – stoopers – know how to read the city’s trash piles in order to hone in on potentially valuable furniture-finds that would otherwise wind up at the dump.