The Invetero Coquette D5 in GTA 5 Online is a brand-new two-door sports car that recently made its debut in Los Santos. Giving it a Chevrolet-like look, Rockstar Games added the vehicle as part of ...

Parents need to know that Grand Theft Auto: Vice City is completely inappropriate for children. The game glamorizes the drug trade, is loaded with violence and sex and could teach them a few ...

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Wings Hauser, the prolific character actor known for his roles in “Vice Squad,” “The Young and the Restless” and dozens of other films and shows, died March 15 in Los Angeles of natural ...

His most famous film role was as Ramrod in 1982’s Vice Squad alongside Gary Swanson and Season Hubley. He also had a supporting turn in Norman Mailer's 1987 film Tough Guys Don't Dance ...

Vice President JD Vance has just sold Washington, DC-area residence, pocketing a cool $172,025 over its asking price, property records obtained by The Post show. The deal for the Alexandria ...

Wings Hauser, a veteran character actor known for his roles in “Vice Squad’ and “The Young and the Restless,” has died at 78. He reportedly died of natural causes in his Los Angeles home.

Hauser had his breakthrough when he starred as a psychopath pimp known as Ramrod in Avco Embassy Pictures’ lurid Vice Squad (1982), directed by horror veteran Gary Sherman. He also sang the ...

There’s a new GTA Online Podium Vehicle — the Maibatsu MonstroCiti — that players can acquire in Los Santos this week. Till March 26, 2025, one can try their luck on The Lucky Wheel ...

DENVER (KDVR) — Arvada residents can get a free location tracking device for their car from police in April. With funding from the Colorado Auto Theft Prevention Authority, the Arvada Police ...

Many in the gaming space predict “GTA 6” could usher in a higher upfront price than the current $70 standard for AAA releases When accounting for inflation, that increase is significantly ...

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