NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson’s brother-in-law died in a freak skydiving accident it has emerged days after his wife’s parents and nephew were killed in an apparent murder-suicide. Jordan Janway, 27, had been an experienced skydiver with almost 1,000 jumps to his name when he collided with another jumper in San Diego, California, in 2014. Janway was knocked unconscious mid-air and was subsequently unable to release his parachute. The tragic twist for Johnson's family comes days after his parents-in-law Jack and Terry Lynn Janway were found dead along with their grandson Dalton, 11, on Monday evening at their home in Muskogee, Oklahoma.

PK Subban is a genius ice hockey defenseman as of now a free specialist. Subban generally as of late played for the National Hockey League’s New Jersey Devils. The Montreal Canadiens chose him in the subsequent round, 43rd in general, of the 2007 NHL Entry Draft. In 2013, the competitor won the Norris Trophy as the NHL’s best defenseman and tied Kris Letang for the season’s most focuses among defensemen.

Here is what you need to know about '7 Little Johnston' star Elizabeth following her breakup with James. The young stars of the TLC reality series 7 Little Johnstons are growing up in front of our eyes — and cameras are capturing some major milestone moments. For Jonah, it's his high school graduation and for Anna, it's learning how to drive.  Article continues below advertisement Unfortunately for oldest daughter Elizabeth, that major milestone is her first heartbreak.

Alan Walbridge Ladd Jr. was an American film industry executive and producer. He won a Best Picture Oscar for Braveheart and commissioned George Lucas to write Star Wars. He was born on October 22, 1937, in Los Angeles, California, United States. Alan Ladd Jr. was the son of actor Alan Ladd and his first wife Marjorie Jane Harrold. He began in films as an agent in 1963. In 1969, Ladd relocated to London to produce, making nine films, including The Walking Stick, A Severed Head, Villain, The Nightcomers, and Zee and Co.

Marcell Ozuna Suspension became a great deal for the rest of the players from all spectrum. A new case of baseball player Trevor Bauer reminded fans of the same incident.  Marcell Ozuna was hit with an unpaid suspension by MLB in November 2021. However, the Braves outfielder will be eligible to play again at the start of the 2022 season. Ozuna received an unpaid suspension of 20 regular-season games for violating Major League Baseball’s Joint Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, and Child Abuse Policy.