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A 30-year-old man has been banned from taking Spirit Airlines flights for life after he took a drag from his vape,exhaled into a bag, went into the plane bathroom, and set off the smoke alarm during a journey last week, the New Orleans Times-Picayune and CNN reported. The unnamed passenger, from St. Petersburg, Florida, had been traveling from Detroit to New Orleans last Tuesday on Flight NK 985.

Pnina Tornai never thought she'd become one of the world’s most sought-after bridal gown designers. She spent most of her childhood dreaming of becoming an actress. By the time she was in her late twenties, that dream seemed far-fetched. She was a single mom, struggling to support herself and stay healthy. Tornai pulled herself out of that slump by relying on her unshakable faith in a better future. Now, her gowns are popular around the world, she's the premiere exclusive designer at the famous New York bridal store Kleinfeld, and her work is prominently featured in the long-running TLC reality show "

Here’s a scenario we’ve come across in our work in the diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) space: Kim, the CEO of a small business, has made DEI a priority since founding her company in 2015. She’s proud of her team’s diversity and is seen as a DEI leader among her peers, often providing guidance to other business owners in her circle. But despite regularly asking her board and employees for ideas on how to improve the company’s DEI efforts, she struggles with the feeling that she isn’t getting the direct feedback she needs to improve.

A dress designer’s tax woes Albert Nipon, then a manufacturer of staid maternity clothes, became the talk of the fashion world in the early 1970s when he introduced a line of ultra-feminine dresses. When the fashions appeared, everyone else was selling sportswear and jeans, but the carefully tailored garments were quickly snapped up by Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman-Marcus and other tony department stores. The onetime Du Pont accountant was on his way.

Scottish fashion model who modeled for Balenciaga, Jean Paul Gaultier, Pucci, and Christian Dior and was voted Scotland's Most Stylish Woman in 2011. She later became the face of Topshop. Before Fame She attended Airdrie Academy and was scouted in Glasgow Central Station when she was fifteen. Trivia In 2011, bikini pictures of her were pulled by the Advertising Standards Agency because she looked unhealthily thin. Family Life She has a sister named Melissa.

Introducing solids to their baby is an exciting, scary, exhausting and—ahem—chaotic experience for many parents. Infants first learn through textures, graduate to the infamous picky-eating stage, and eventually develop their preferred tastes for foods, flavors and dishes. But in those first few years, many experts say the messier you allow your kiddos to be, the better. This makes baby bibs a shopping item you’ll spend more time researching than you ever imagined.

The Peoples Democratic Party has named former Senate President, David Mark as the Chairman of its presidential screening committee. The National Organising Secretary of the party, Umar Bature announced the appointment of the nine-member committee in a statement released on Tuesday. Other members of the committee include, former governor of Rivers State, Celestine Omehia; senior lawyer Mike Ahamba; a former Ondo State governor, Olusegun Mimiko; Edward Ashiekaa, a legal practitioner and a women advocate, Hilda Makonto, former presidential aide Akilu Indabawa, Esther Uduehi and Hassana Dikko.

Governor David Umahi of Ebonyi State has stated that only God can decide who will replace President Muhammadu Buhari in 2023. The Ebonyi State Governor stated this while addressing State House correspondents on Monday after meeting with Buhari, Naija News reports. On whether the southeast was working on producing a presidential candidate, Umahi said the Southeast needs the anointing of God to produce a president in 2023. According to him, southeasterners are working in their different political parties to ensure their party concede its presidential tickets to the region.

Portrayed Tony Stamp in British drama series "The Bill" from 1984 to 2009. Before Fame Before becoming an actor, he worked as a plaster technician in an Essex hospital's fracture clinic. Trivia In an effort to make his role on "The Bill" appear more realistic, he trained as a police Class 1 driver. Family Life He married Cherry Cole in 1989; the couple had two children together. Associated With He appeared in numerous episodes of "