If you’ve ever watched CMT’s Party Down South, you’ll know that the cast loves to, well, party! Although the show is based around a group of southerners having a good time, we do have some bad news to share. One of the stars of the show has recently passed away at the young age of 42. Source: YouTube, CMT TMZ reported that Joshua Tharpe, who appeared as a guest star on the CMT show Party Down South, passed away in his Baton Rouge, LA home at the age of 42.

Abby Hornacek is an American journalist and is currently, the host of FOX Nation’s PARK’D, Ride to Work and American Arenas series. Abby was born on April 25, 1994, in Paradise Valley, Arizona, USA to Jeff Hornacek and Stacy Hornacek. She graduated cum laude from the University of Southern California in 2016. Abby Hornacek was one of 14 students selected by faculty to graduate from the USC Annenberg School of Journalism with Departmental Honors.

Disclaimer: This video is belong to the respective copyright owner on YouTube. This video is shared here solely for informational and educational purposes. For further details and to support the creator, please visit their official YouTube channel. If you’re a fan of Say She She and their hit song “Fortune Teller,” you may be interested in learning how to play the song on guitar. Luckily, the band has released a video tutorial for the song, showcasing the chords and strumming patterns needed to play along.

Pedro Pascal has long become a fixture in the minds of Star Wars and Game of Thrones fans, but 2023 has truly been the year that has seen the star graduate to a position of global dominance. Recommended Videos Pascal is the leading man in the two most hotly-anticipated television events of the first quarter of the year, The Last of Us and The Mandalorian season three. With the star being a focal point in popular culture, his personal life has naturally piqued the curiosity of adoring fans.

Read update Ashley Underwood And Larry David Are Happily Married Despite Their Age Gap It's very funny to imagine Larry David stumbling through the dating world as his likeness does on HBO's Curb Your Enthusiasm. And, in truth, Larry actually did. After all, many of the best episodes of Curb Your Enthusiasm deal with Larry dating, and most of them are actually based on reality. Larry's real-life experiences, such as when he worked on Saturday Night Live, have inspired the most frustrating, ridiculous, and utterly hilarious moments in both Curb and Seinfeld.