When it comes to famous parents, Reed Cross Howard certainly falls into that category. As the only son of renowned American television and film actor Ron Howard, Reed has had the opportunity to experience the glitz and glamour of the entertainment industry firsthand. However, despite his brief foray into acting, Reed has carved his own path in the world of professional golf, where he has achieved considerable success. In this article, we will delve into the intriguing details of Reed Howard’s life, including his age, net worth, and more.

Since 1984, just one person has played the voice of Autobot leader Optimus Prime: Canadian voice actor Peter Cullen. The 81-year-old began voicing Optimus Prime in for the original Transformers cartoon and has never stopped since. From the Michael Bay movies to the upcoming Transformers: Rise of the Beasts, the voice of Optimus Prime has always been the distinctive, bass-heavy tones of Cullen. The man’s voice is so good — he was always the guy who pulled us into various worlds in countless movie trailers throughout the ‘80s and ‘90s.

Welcome to the corner of Reddit known as ‘Oddly Terrifying‘ that fires up your brain with some tingly sensations. Scroll down through our new batch of oddly terrifying pics. #1 Corn Maze To find out what fascinates us about the unsettling photos and videos, we spoke with Lisa Yaszek, a Regents Professor of Science Fiction Studies at Georgia Tech where she researches and teaches science fiction as a global language crossing centuries, continents, and cultures.

Where is Kate Rorke-Bassich from Life Below Zero now? Did she remarry after her split from Andy Bassich? Why did she leave the show? Here are a few things we’ve unearthed from the internet that attempt to answer all these questions. Why Did Kate Rorke-Bassich Leave Life Below Zero? Kate Rorke-Bassich joined the castaways for Life Below Zero in 2013 but left the show after 43 episodes in 2015. During Season 10 Kate ended her marriage with her husband Andy Bassich, and also made her last appearance on National Geographic’s popular show on the episode “Out of Control.

Shame is a uniquely painful emotion. Unlike guilt, which is linked to specific actions and therefore serves as an effective behavior modification tool, shame is universal. It makes us feel bad about ourselves as people in ways that can lead to self-harm and severe physical effects. When someone feels shame, their heart rate increases, their body temperature elevates, and their muscles contract. Shame-filled people lose sleep and their appetites, becoming irritable, sick, and prone to drug and alcohol abuse.