The successful comedy series This Fool has been officially renewed for a second season by Hulu. The program, created and starring Chris Estrada, will make its scripted television debut on July 28, 2023, at 12:01 a.m. ET. This Fool, based on Estrada’s own experiences, follows the life of Julio Lopez, a 30-year-old who willingly helps others but struggles to find his own road to satisfaction. Fans can expect more laughs and relatable moments in this widely anticipated new season.

In this article, we will discuss the top 10 most expensive alcoholic drinks in the world. Whether it’s champagne, wine, scotch, whisky, or brandy, alcoholic beverages all have a budget-busting effect. And the world is teeming with connoisseurs willing to invest their hard-earned cash in the thrilling sips of alcoholic beverages. And Alcohol is used by millions of individuals throughout the world, whether at parties, bars, restaurants, recreational centers, weddings, house parties, or even baby showers.

The Real Housewives Of Dallas series was not picked up for a sixth season in 2021. Fans of the show were disappointed but not shocked, as the program had been the lowest-rated housewives franchise for years. RELATED: 'Real Housewives Of Dallas' Which Castmate Is The Oldest? The show saw plenty of pushback throughout its five seasons. Numerous accusations of racist behavior between castmates drew significant divides among both the women and the fan base.

Coy Wire made his name in the NFL, and then in 2022, he transitioned to broadcasting, covering sports for Fox and then CNN 10, a news program geared toward teens and students. The next year, Wire was absent from the show, causing rumors to spread online about his health. Recommended Videos Worsening the speculation, CNN never explained why Wire took time off, and he never mentioned it, either. As a result, some thought Wire might have cancer.

‘O Sole Mio Getty ImagesThe scene outside ‘O Sole Mio following a murder there. Circa 1939. Harmon LeonThe scene of the ‘O Sole Mio murder today. The murder victim in question here may remain unknown, but the photographer who immortalized his demise certainly isn’t. Throughout the 1930s and ’40s, Arthur Fellig a.k.a. Weegee stayed tapped into police frequencies on his radio and always managed to be first at seemingly every major crime scene — where he would capture images of unparalleled power.