News12 reporter Brian Donahue set out to 725 Willow Ave. earlier this month to identify the man in the image that went viral (and has since been blurred out by Google). Neighbors told Donahue the "falling man of Hoboken" was named Irving de Jesus Espinal, and that he died last November, three months after the photo was taken, at 67 years old. Espinal was born in the Dominican Republic and came to the U.

LOS ANGELES (CelebrityAccess) — Following their scheduled performances Bumbershoot and the inaugural edition of the 1234Fest in September, punk rock icons Jawbreaker announced plans for a North American tour. Produced by Live Nation, the eight-city tour officially kicks off at The Van Buren in Phoenix on September 12th, with dates scheduled through the rest of the month before the run concludes at the House of Blues in Orlando on Sept.

Suge Knight is a former American music executive. He is considered the central figure in a gangsta rap’s catapult to massive commercialization. The co-founder of Death Row Records released Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg‘s album and one of Tupac Shakur‘s tremendous commercialization success. However, Knight’s blooming success crumbled with Shakur’s death in 1995. He continuously struggled with the law... ncG1vNJzZmidk5q5pq7RoquypZmnv7C%2BjZympmeklrRwvM6sn2ajnp60qcCO

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Rensselaer County resident Debra Powers, age 64, of Troy, pleaded guilty to theft and tax fraud in Saratoga County Court on Friday, Jan. 19. According to prosecutors, Powers admitted to using a company credit card for personal use while employed at Cascades Inc., located in the town of Waterford. An investigation by New York State Police found that she stole $548,993 over a five-year period. She concealed the unauthorized purchases by submitting phony, altered, or incomplete receipts, and by claiming that other charges were for legitimate business purposes.