Sailor Moon is one of the most beloved animes of all time. While it was far from being the first magical girl anime, since its debut in 1992, Sailor Moon has gone on to inspire many more magical girl works both in Japan and around the world. Recommended Videos The tale of the reincarnated moon princess and her planetary guardians manages to blend the lives of a diverse range of women’s experiences, making for a team of characters that many viewers can see themselves in.

Remember Pelé, one of soccer’s biggest stars of all time. See his life in photos, here, in honor of the first anniversary of his death. Soccer icon Pelé passed away at 82 on December 29, 2022. The Brazilian football legend, born Edson Arantes do Nascimento, passed away at a Sao Paolo hospital after extended health struggles, as confirmed by his manager Joe Fraga to the New York Times. His physicians previously shared he was battling cancer and “kidney and cardiac dysfunctions.

Wanda Sykes, 58, has been acomedy icon for nearly 30 years. After making her standup debut in the late 1980s, Wanda moved to New York to pursue comedy and eventually was hired to be a writer for The Chris Rock Show in the 90s. Since that time, she’s gone on to many accomplishments of her own, including a number of comedy specials and TV and movie roles. Since the mid-2000s, Wanda has had her wife Alex Niedbalski by her side.

Younghoe Koo is an American football placekicker for the Atlanta Falcons of the National Football League. He was born in South Korea and goes by the Korean name Gu Yeonghoe. He started his professional career in 2017 with the Los Angeles Chargers but was cut four weeks into the year after failing to make back-to-back game-winning kicks. Table of Content Contract According to Tom Pelissero of NFL Network, the Atlanta Falcons have re-signed Younghoe Koo to a five-year, $24.

After a blitz of new information emerged at the start of Young Thug's YSL RICO trial last year, information has slowed in recent weeks. Opening statements in the case began in late November and saw the prosecution using a variety of different types of evidence to attempt to prove that YSL was a functioning gang in addition to a record label. In response, the prosecution did their best to pick apart evidence like transcripts from calls and song lyrics and reveal their original meanings, different from what the prosecution suggested.