(1938-) Who Is Ted Turner?Ted Turner was born in Ohio, in 1938. He began working for his father's company, Turner Advertising and became president and CEO in 1963. He later renamed the company the Turner Broadcasting Company and founded the first 24-hour cable news network, CNN, which debuted in 1980. Time Warner purchased Turner Broadcasting for $7.5 billion in 1996. Turner was married to actress Jane Fonda from 1991-2001. Early LifeTed Turner was born Robert Edward Turner III in Cincinnati, Ohio, on November 19, 1938.

Sometimes, if you need something done right, you have to do it yourself, and that’s precisely what Miia Kinnunen did. The YouTuber and influencer mononymously known as Miiasaurous posted a video on YouTube back in June where she promptly canceled herself as a result of the consequence of her own actions. Recommended Videos In the video entitled “Addressing past content and the blaccent,” the influencer shockingly addressed all her past controversies, which weren’t even out to the public.

Originally published on ProWrestlingSheet. Former RAW General Manager Brad Maddox has a new name lined up for his post-WWE career -- and honestly, it's even better than the one he had before. Sources close to Maddox tell us the wrestler will now be using the name Mad Braddox. In conjunction with the name change, we're told he'll also be launching a ProWrestlingTees.com store tomorrow afternoon featuring 3 shirt designs. Still no word on where or when he plans to wrestle following his release from WWE last week .

beat John Cena in his WWE SmackDown debut and despite it taking place more than fifteen years ago, it’s a big reason younger fans can understand that he’s somebody in the wrestling business. Carlito was a guest on The Bump this week and spoke about his SmackDown debut match, first joking that he reminds Cena all of the time that won the match and did it with a clean pinfall as well.

Today, we know Toni Morrison as a Nobel Prize-winner, a staple on high school reading lists, and the occasional target of a book ban. But even as a child, she noticed the world around her differently. In the documentary, she remembers her grandfather bragging about having read the Bible five times. She thought it odd, but later, she would recognize that in his time, it was illegal for Black people to read, so his accomplishment was an act of subversion and instilled in her the feeling that the written word mattered.