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Police launch extensive search for missing sisters aged 14 and 15 Sammy, 14, and Siobhan Clarke, 15, left school early on Friday to meet up with their 20-year-old friend Kieran Hartley-Anderson, 20, Essex Police revealed last night.

In Living Color At 25: Highlights From A Comedy Revolution “I was on my way home from bingo and got caught up here in the riots,” says Benita Buttrell, a nosy neighborhood gossip played by Kim Wayans on the ‘90s sketch-comedy show In Living Color. As she sits at a bus stop, decked out in mismatched jew Read more ... elry with her signature plastic curlers still setting her hair, neighbors run in and out of the electronics store behind her, grabbing whatever they can. Meanwhile, the words “NO JUSTICE” are spray-painted onto the storefront’s wall. “We always had ourselves something,” Benita says, giving the looters a judge’s stare as they carry stacks of boxes through the skit. “Didn’t have to wait for Rodney King to get bopped upside the head to get me a love seat.” When a boom box falls in front of her, though, she quickly pulls it close to her: “’Course you wouldn’t wanna look a gift horse in the mouth.” The character’s tagline—“I ain’t one to gossip; you ain’t heard that from me”—defined both one of the show’s most recognizable characters and the entire show’s captivating sense of inclusion: Here are your friends, ready to deliver some real talk.

Siobhan Thompson Gives an American a Lesson in Correctly Pronouncing the Names of British Towns and In "How to Pronounce UK Place Names," host Siobhan Thompson of Anglophenia gives American Rusty Ward of Science Friction a good lesson in correctly pronouncing the names of such British towns and c...