Adrienne Donica

1 month ago | sports.yahoo.com | Adrienne Donica

Before he became Colorado’s limelight-loving football coach, Deion Sanders was one of the most versatile professional athletes of the modern era. He made his way from playing three sports in high school and college to spending 14 seasons in the NFL and nine in MLB. Sanders further distinguished himself as the only athlete to ever compete in a World Series and a Super Bowl. He recorded four runs and eight hits during the 1992 World Series, though his Atlanta Braves lost to the Toronto Blue Jays.

1 month ago | biography.com | Adrienne Donica

Country singer Jelly Roll doesn’t shy away from his criminal history. He uses it to fuel his music in songs like “Save Me” and “I Am Not Okay.” The 40-year-old also offers up his story as proof that anyone going through hard times can change their circumstances. Recognizing how much he’s transformed his life, the Tennessee Board of Parole recommended the musician for a pardon on Tuesday. It would apply to his past charges, including some felonies.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Adrienne Donica |Tyler Piccotti

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links."Country singer Jelly Roll doesn’t shy away from his criminal history. He uses it to fuel his music in songs like “Save Me” and “I Am Not Okay.” The 40-year-old also offers up his story as proof that anyone going through hard times can change their circumstances. Recognizing how much he’s transformed his life, the Tennessee Board of Parole recommended the musician for a pardon on Tuesday.

1 month ago | biography.com | Adrienne Donica

The fates of King Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette during the French Revolution are widely known. What happened to their children is another story. Only two of the French royals’ four children outlived their parents: eldest-born Marie-Thérèse and their second son, Louis-Charles. The children were arrested alongside their parents, who were deposed and soon executed.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Adrienne Donica |Barbara Maranzani

Only two of the French royals’ four children outlived their parents: eldest-born Marie-Thérèse and their second son, Louis-Charles. The children were arrested alongside their parents, who were deposed and soon executed. For Louis-Charles, this marked the beginning of the end of his chance at holding power, but Marie-Thérèse would later ascend to the throne—but only for about 20 minutes.