Some 196 dogs have been rescued from the South Korean dog meat trade in a rescue mission executed by Humane Society International. On Friday, those dogs — which includes golden retrievers, a poodle, Korean Jindos and Mastiffs, Pomeranians, terriers, and a Labrador — landed in the United States and are now in search of loving homes to take them in. While they wait for their forever families, a majority of the pups will be cared for at a temporary shelter in Maryland run by Humane Society International and the Humane Society of the United States.

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Less than a year after winning American Idol, things are continuing to look up for Chayce Beckham! The 25-year-old released his debut EP, Doin’ It Right, on April 15. He also got the chance to return to American Idol during season 20, both as a mentor and performer. The opportunity gave him the chance to reunite with Luke Bryan, Katy Perry and Lionel Richie, who were judges on his season, too. “Off camera, all of the judges are the nicest people, honestly,” Chayce told HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY.

How old is Kia Goodwin? When is Kia Goodwin's birthday? Where is Kia Goodwin born? Where did Kia Goodwin grow up from? What's Kia Goodwin's age? Kia Goodwin Born: August 2, 1973 (age 49years), Montclair, New Jersey, United States Goodwin's mother was unhappy in California and wanted to move back to New York, so she was let out of her contract and written out of the series after the second season, where Goodwin was now a recurring guest star.

THERE are health conditions that get scoffed at, or which people laugh off and try to ignore. Piles is one of them. But avoiding talking about such issues could mean we don’t have the information we need, and can end up worrying that what’s going on with us is wrong or is a sign there’s an underlying problem. Well, let me reassure you. Piles are very common and if you are worried, us GPs do not get embarrassed talking about anything happening down there.