Eve is a Grammy Award-winning rapper and actress born on November 10, 1978 in Philadelphia, PA. She is best known for her single "Let Me Blow Ya Mind" featuring Gwen Stefani. She has also appeared in several movies, including Barbershop and its sequel, and was the star of her own UPN sitcom entitled Eve. Eve is a member of Rapper Age, Biography and Wiki 💰 Net worth: $10 million Eve, the talented rapper hailing from Pennsylvania, is making waves in the music industry, and her net worth reflects her success.

I am sure many of you have seen by now the meme Reese Witherspoon started chronicling the sh*tshow that is 2020 through increasingly disturbed expressions of characters from her films. Many actresses joined in, the whole meme is pretty funny. Over the weekend, Kelly Ripa contributed her own 2020 Horror Calendar to the mix, but she took a rather unique – and totally relatable – approach. Kelly showed the apocalypse through the evolution of her graying roots:

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Scarlett Estevez is an American actress from Los Angeles, California, who had her first on-screen experience when she was just three years old. She is famous for playing Trixie Espinoza in the TV series Lucifer, and for playing Gwen Flores in Disney's TV series Bunk'd. Scarlett may have gotten her acting talent from her mom, who is a former actor, and her aunt Liza Weil who played the character Bonnie Winterbottom in the popular TV series How To Get Away With Murder.

This story is so ubiquitous that it has its ownSnopes entry (it's rated as a purely fictional "legend," don't worry). The earliest iterations appeared online around 2004. There are many different versions, but it usually goes a little something like this: a teen babysitter is looking after two children for the night. The parents ask her to watch TV upstairs, in their bedroom, once the kids are asleep, because the kids have been having nightmares and might wake up crying (or some similar excuse).