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Life Goal: Get adopted by Rob Lowe

Sometimes life is about the simple things. Like trying to be stunt adopted by a celebrity so that you can haunt ghosts on a TV.

Check out the trailer in it full powered crazy glory!

Dr. Delivers Baby Right Before She Gives Birth!

Amazing story! Love this Dr.

McClintock Distilling Interview

Somehow we still have some Frederick 4 Less offers left for McClintock Distilling. I missed the tour before the deal went live so I took my camera and Laura into Downtown Frederick to get their story.

This was a ton of fun and hope you check them out.

Glitter IPhone Case Recalled For Causing Burns

According to MixBin Electronics there have been 24 reports of skin irritation or chemical burns. The company sold the cases designed for iPhone 6, 6s and 7 through Amazon, Henri Bendel, Nordstrom Rack, Tory Burch, Victoria’s Secret and GetMixBin.com.

MixBin announced the recall after the burn-like reports. Nineteen of the reports came from the United States, according to the US Consumer Product Safety Commission.

MixBin said in a statement, if the case cracks or breaks, the liquid can leak out and come into contact with people’s skin. One buyer reported scarring from a chemical burn, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission. Another consumer reported chemical burns and swelling to her leg, face, neck, chest, upper body and hands, the commission said.

{Good News} Businessman Helps Kids Get Excited for the Solar Eclipse

BUSINESSMAN DONATES 43,000 ECLIPSE GLASSES TO SCHOOL KIDS

People across the country are counting down the days until August 21st, when we’ll get to experience the first solar eclipse seen in America since 1979.

A businessman in Cleveland is so excited about the Great Eclipse of 2017 – and so excited to have children enjoy the event – that he’s donating 43,000 pairs of special eclipse glasses to six schools.

Allan Jones says he remembers a partial eclipse back in the 1980s and also remembers that it wasn’t really celebrated by his teachers.

He wants this eclipse to be special, so he ordered the special NASA-approved glasses to keep their eyes safe and even had them personalized with the date and a unique message so the kids will end up with a souvenir. (WRCB-TV)