US news This article is more than 9 months oldTokitae, the oldest orca in captivity, has path to freedom after 50 yearsThis article is more than 9 months oldMiami Seaquarium, where the whale performed, announced a ‘binding’ agreement to relocate her to her home – Puget Sound More than five decades after being captured in the waters off the Pacific north-west, Tokitae the orca has a plan to return home, delivering a victory to animal rights advocates and Indigenous leaders who have long fought for her release.

Net Worth: $20 Million Tyreek Hill net worth: Tyreek Hill is an American professional football player who has a net worth of $20 million. He is most well known for his speed as a wide receiver for the Kansas City Chiefs. Tyreek Hill was born in Lauderhill, Florida in March 1994. He is a wide receiver and return specialist who played at Coffee High School. Hill played his college football for Garden City Community College, Oklahoma State University, and West Alabama and was he Big 12 Offensive Newcomer of the Year in 2014.

WENDY Williams has claimed to be a victim of date rape twice in her life, including one incident with late R&B musician Sherrick. The talk show host is soon to release a biopic film about her life in the 1990s when she rose to fame in the radio industry. The movie will be released on Lifetime, as Wendy, 56, produced the film alongside director Will Packer. Entitled Just Wendy, the flick will give an inside look at the celebrity's life from age ten to 55, where she faced constant discrimination based on her looks.

Famous American actress Michelle Monaghan’s parents, Sharon Hamel and Robert L. Monaghan, shaped her upbringing in a small-town environment in Winthrop, Iowa. Born on March 23, 1976, the actress’s mother ran a daycare center while her father worked as both a factory worker and a farmer. During an interview with Josh Gad for Interview Magazine, she shed light on the impactful lessons she learned from her parents.  Gad reminisced about the unique terminology Michelle’s mom used, such as the term “hightail,” expressing regret that his mother hadn’t employed such language.

Bobby Cannavale gamely took the stage with a homeless dog at the Broadway Barks adopt-a-thon on Saturday, but had no plans to take home a pooch himself, even though event co-founder Bernadette Peters told the New York Post that he just might. “She’s wrong. I’m not going to adopt a dog,” he insisted to us at the afternoon event, sandwiched between the matinee and evening shows of his play, Motherfucker With the Hat.