Her Social Media Profiles T IG wiki FB Nickname Elise Gender Female Age 56 years old (in 2024) Date of Birth April 17, 1967 Real Name Kimberly Elise Profession Actress Nationality American Birthplace Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States Zodiac Sign Aries Height, Weight & Physical Stats Body Measurements 31-25-34 Inches Bodytype Slim Height 5 feet 6 inches (1.

This healthy riff on hummus takes under 10 minutes to make. Packed with flavor from red peppers, white beans, lemon, and basil, it's vegan & gluten free. I added this spread to sandwiches as my contribution to The Food Matters Project this week. It’s a hummus-like spread that I slathered over little toasts and topped with arugula, cucumbers, and scallions. We ate these for lunch yesterday… and then the leftover spread, well, that just got eaten by the spoonful.

Leon Perkins Death: A disabled man’s body is found in an apartment, and the circumstances surrounding his death are revealed to be a homicide. The victim, who had been dealing with major medical challenges, displayed signs of trauma. A family member who was providing care for him becomes the person of interest and is subsequently arrested for the killing. Read on to uncover the details of this shocking case. Maybe you are interested:Disabled Man Found Dead in Silver Spring Apartment A tragic incident unfolded in Silver Spring when the lifeless body of a disabled man, aged 66, was discovered inside an apartment.

This sweet potato lasagna recipe is my favorite kind of comfort food. Filled with herbs, cheese, and marinara sauce, it's super cozy, but healthy, too. dinner / gluten free / winter I’m so excited about this sweet potato lasagna recipe because it combines two of my favorite foods: sweet potatoes and lasagna! Instead of regular lasagna noodles, I use paper-thin sheets of sweet potato. I’m always a fan of finding inventive veggie substitutes for pasta and rice, but this sweet potato lasagna is what veggie dreams are made of.

After the announcement of Saw X, the tenth installment in the world’s most iconic biological horror franchise, an opportunity has presented itself to reminisce about past Saw ventures — from James Wan’s original right through to Spiral: From the Book of Saw — in the form of the internet’s most inclusive and universal language: memes. Back in 2004, James Wan (The Conjuring, Insidious) and Leigh Whannell, two life-long friends and filmmakers, shocked and disturbed the masses with the release of Saw, a psychological/body horror intended to be a one-shot wonder that eventually spawned countless sequels.