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There is a moment in the pilot episode of Abbott Elementary, Quinta Brunson’s warmhearted half-hour mockumentary comedy about the teachers and students of a Philadelphia public school, that illuminates the genius of Janelle James’s portrayal of the self-obsessed principal Ava Coleman. Willard R. Abbott Public School is aging and underfunded, with threadbare rugs and flickering lights, and the documentary crew Ava has invited in is primarily there to document the school’s struggles.

Disney could not have fashioned a more evil villainess than Sylvia White. And tonight, host of Scene of the Crime, Tony Harris, heads to Kinston, North Carolina tonight to find out who killed her husband Billy White. And a can of grisly worms is opened. The death of this well-liked insurance salesman opened up a huge investigation in this “gateway to the south” township where Harris embedded himself to peel back the layers of a murder so odd, it ticked off alarms with the seasoned law enforcement who came to view Billy’s second wife and stepmother to his four children as the prime suspect.

Who is Josh Helman?Josh Helman is an actor of Australian nationality. Josh Helman is popular for featuring in Mad Max: Fury Road (2015), X-Men: Days of Future Past (2014), Jack Reacher (2012), etc.His first screen project was a 2007’s TV show titled Home and Away playing the role of Denni Maitland for a total of five episodes. He has also directed as well as written a screen project named Kate Can’t Swim which was released in 2017.

The ObserverInvestments This article is more than 10 months oldLiquid gold? Here’s the sobering truth about investing in whiskyThis article is more than 10 months oldBuying casks in the hope they increase in value sounds attractive, but industry experts warn of pitfalls At first glance, it’s an attractive prospect for young investors: buy a cask of whisky and enjoy double-digit returns in the process. Ads for schemes to buy some of Scotland’s finest are constant features on social media – but the perils and pitfalls are not.