Quick Facts about Ramon Enrique Torres Full Name Ramón Enrique Torres Nationality Puerto Rican Date of Birth 1956// Birth Country Puerto Rican Birth Place Ponce, Puerto Rico Sexual Orientation Straight Ramon Enrique Torres lived his entire life in the journalism industry because he believed that it should only exist to serve the public. The 64-year-old Puerto Rican news anchor and reporter has worked for networks including Telemundo and WTCV.

Snootie Wild has now been added to the list of rappers who have died due to gun violence. His demise was announced on his verified Instagram profile. According to ABC 13, a guy was discovered shot in the neck on February 25 on Houston’s south side. At 2 a.m., authorities received reports of a shooting on England Street and found a guy in a ditch next to an SUV.

Stanley Dural Jr., known by his stage name Buckwheat, died on Saturday in his hometown of Lafayette, Louisiana. He was 68. Since 1979, his band, Buckwheat Zydeco, brought zydeco — a style of music that combines traditional Creole instruments and sounds with R&B and rock  — to the world outside the Gulf Coast region. The popularity of the band’s live concerts led to Island Records signing Buckwheat Zydeco in 1987, making the group the first zydeco act to release an LP with a major record label.

Who is Stevie Lynn Jones?Stevie Lynn Jones better known as Stevie Lynn Jones Mullenix is a talented American actress and assistant director who has gained immense popularity for her remarkable performances in some of the most popular television series.Stevie Lynn Jones- Age, Parents, Siblings, Ethnicity, EducationAmerican actress and assistant director Stevie Lynn Jones was born on 22nd October 1995 in Los Angeles, California, United States of America. The actress’s mother’s name is Debra Weeks and her father’s name is unknown.

Still in shock! With more than one hundred award nominations throughout her impressive career, you’d think Taylor Swift wouldn’t be all that surprised to receive another trophy. The country-turned-pop star won her first Grammy Award in 2009, scoring the prestigious Album of the Year win for her second studio record, Fearless. The wins kept coming that night as she took home Best Female Country Vocal Performance, Best Country Song and Best Country Album.