Do you follow Victoria’s, Secret Angel? If yes, then surely we are talking about one of them, Elsa Hosk. She is an uprising model who has worked along with Victoria’s Secret, H&M, and many more. Elsa has represented Victoria’s Secret as their angel, and there is more to her. This diva is no less than a princess in real life. There is more to Hosk than just modeling works and achievement.
Paulina Gretzky and Jena Sims were among the golf WAGs caddying for their husbands at the Augusta Par-3 tournament on Wednesday afternoon. Gretzky was seen wearing an all-white jumpsuit with the number 53 as she helped Dustin Johnson prepare for his 13th Masters campaign. Johnson - who enjoyed five consecutive top-ten finishes between 2015-2020 - is looking to win his second Masters title at this year's tournament. Having gotten his hands on the famous green jacket in 2020, Johnson is hoping to return to glory at Augusta despite being frustrated with a late tee time today.
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STAGE AND SCREENThe Lone Ranger rode Silver, but what was the name of Tonto's horse? Scout, apparently. Ian Williams, Northolt Further on the name of Tonto's horse. He was named Scout in the TV series, but was apparently called White Feller in the early Lone Ranger novels. Originally, Tonto rode double with the Lone Ranger on Silver. After a publicity photo was taken of the Lone Ranger and Tonto this way, WXYZ wisely decided to give Tonto his own steed.
All domestic battery charges against Indianapolis Colts star Drew Ogletree have been dismissed due to ‘insufficient evidence’, according to reports. Ogletree, 25, faced two felony counts of ‘domestic battery resulting in moderate bodily injury’ and ‘domestic battery committed in physical presence of a child less than 16, knowing child present and might be able to see/hear’ following his arrest at the end of December. The Colts tight end, who was also placed on the NFL commissioner’s exempt list, was accused of ‘bodyslamming’ the alleged victim to the ground.