Jackass star Ryan Dunn died at approximately 3.a.m. on June 20 in West Goshen, Pennsylvania, after his 2007 Porshe 911 GT3 skidded off the road, hit a tree and burst into flames. He and his co-passenger Zachary Hartwell were pronounced dead at the scene from blunt and thermal trauma.
Jackass star Ryan Dunn is dead. On June 20, he crashed his Porsche 911 GT3 into a tree when the vehicle spun out of control and jumped through the highway guardrail.
As Topeka-based Westboro Baptist Church threatened to protest any public funeral service held for Ryan Dunn, the funeral home that will have his burial in private on June 25 hinted at a public memorial service too.
The Westboro Baptist Church is an independent Baptist church, known for its strong stance against homosexuality. Founded in 1955, it is led by Fred Phelps and his family out of Kansas.
Following Ryan Dunn's tragic death in a car crash on Monday morning, one fringe Christian group has gained a heated attention, rather notoriously. The Westboro Baptist Church proclaimed its protest at Dunn's funeral, saying, Ryan Dunn is in hell!
Following Ryan Dunn's tragic death in a car crash on Monday morning, one fringe Christian group has gained a heated attention, rather notoriously. The Westboro Baptist Church proclaimed its protest at Dunn's funeral, saying, Ryan Dunn is in hell!
The fringe Christian group Westboro Baptist said on Tuesday that it will protest any public service held for 'Jackass' star Ryan Dunn, whose fiery car accident on Monday prompted an outpouring of sympathy and support.
The Westboro Baptist Church in Topeka, Kansas has threatened to protest any public service held for Dunn. But why?
Fans of Ryan Dunn, the “Jackass” star who died early Monday morning in an automobile crash, are outraged over plans by the extremist Westboro Baptist Church to picket his funeral.
The extremist Westboro Baptist Church, also known as WBC, in Topeka, Kansas, released a flyer on Tuesday stating that its members will protest any memorial service held for daredevil, actor and reality TV star Ryan Dunn.
It seems Westboro Baptist Church, which is known for its extreme stance against homosexuality and protest activities, may not allow the daredevil Ryan Dunn to Rest In Peace (RIP).
The fringe Christian group Westboro Baptist said on Tuesday that it will protest any public service held for 'Jackass' star Ryan Dunn, whose fiery car accident on Monday prompted an outpouring of sympathy and support.
WBC will protest any public service for the fallen T.V. star.
Jon Huntsman declared his candidacy for 2012 presidential nomination from the Republican party.
The extremist Westboro Baptist Church in Topeka, Kansas, announced on Tuesday that its members will protest any memorial service held for daredevil, actor and reality TV star Ryan Dunn.
The Summer Solstice 2011, the longest day of the year and also the official beginning of the summer season, officially arrived on Tuesday, June 21.
The notorious Westboro Baptist Church in Topeka, Kan. Announced Tuesday that its members will protest any public service held for 'Jackass' star Ryan Dunn, who died on Monday in a high speed car accident, according to Daily Local of West Chester in Pennsylvania.
Jon Huntsman is Mormon. In 2011, American voters remain prejudiced against Mormon candidates.
Every year on the Summer Solstice, thousands flock to Stonehenge to celebrate the longest day of the year.The stones of the ancient, mysterious rock formation align with the rising and setting sun on Solstices, resulting in a breathtaking spectacle.Many of Summer Solstice revelers are neo-pagans, there to honor their belief that Stonehenge was the site of ancient pagan rituals and to honor the sun - or Sol - as a source of life.The term 'solstice' is derived from the L...
The official beginning of Summer is celebrated all over the Northern Hemisphere.
Every year on the Summer Solstice, thousands flock to Stonehenge to celebrate the longest day of the year.The stones of the ancient, mysterious rock formation align with the rising and setting sun on Solstices, resulting in a breathtaking spectacle.Many of Summer Solstice revelers are neo-pagans, there to honor their belief that Stonehenge was the site of ancient pagan rituals and to honor the sun - or Sol - as a source of life. (The term 'solstice' is derived from the Lat...
There are too few holidays-cum-excuses to get hammered in mainstream American society- a lesson we are learning from the Pagans and the Christians this week-in Summer Solstice 2011.
