News about Tom Green

Skins followed the hedonistic lives of a group of Bristol-based sixth formers in the mid noughties and captivated its audience with gritty and realistic storylines. Moving away from glossy American teen dramas, the E4 series shone a spotlight on the antics of adolescents as they experimented with drugs, sex and partying. The seven series run was hailed for its approach to real life issues, as its characters dealt with wide-ranging problems from mental health struggles to addiction.

A truck turned into a bus carrying 44 children from Tom Green Elementary school who were returning from a field trip to the Capital of Texas Zoo on March 22, transforming the truck into a bus carrying 44 pre-kindergarten students. The cement truck veered into the school bus right before a driver in a third vehicle, a Dodge Charger, crashed into the bus, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety. Jerry Hernandez, 42, who has since confessed to smoking marijuana the night before, got only three hours of sleep and then woke up for work and did cocaine at 1 a.m. Hernandez confessed to consuming the illicit drug while being rushed to the hospital after the deadly accident that killed two people. Ulises Rodriguez Montoya, a five-year-old girl on board, was one of the two people killed in the tragic accident.

Montoya died as a result of injuries after a concrete truck that was on the bus swerved into the bus's lane struck Montoya. The school bus, which was carrying 44 preschoolers from Tom Green Elementary School, was returning from a field trip to the Capital of Texas Zoo. The cement truck veered into the school bus only after a driver in a third vehicle - a Dodge Charger - crashed into the bus, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety.

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Nicholas Hoult may have stole teenagers everywhere with his portrayal of bad boy Tony Stonem in the E4 series "Skins," but he hasn't actually watched it myself. On Hits Radio Breakfast, the actor appeared in the first two seasons but told Tom Green that it's just too difficult for him to remember. He admitted, "I've never even watched it." "Maybe at some point, but I think it will be too painful for me to watch." The 33-year-old, who appeared on the show to promote his latest supernatural horror film, "Reinfield," said he rarely watches back any of his performances. "I don't like being bored." I feel like, I don't know, I shrink away from this. Maybe when I'm like 80? "I could make it to 80" says the narrator.

On a scorching 36-degree day in Sydney, a tenacious Giants side defeated the Crows on a dramatic hit (below) by Adelaide forward Shane McAdam, but the victory was marred by a spectacular hit (below). After a sickening high hit by McAdam that made the Giants star appear to suffer inconsolable whiplash, Wehr had to be treated for concussion (inset).

Drew Barrymore and Justin Long reunited and reflected on their friendship. Long appeared on "The Drew Barrymore Show"'s season three premiere on September 12th, and the pair had the opportunity to reflect about their relationship and how much they've changed in the years since. On its Twitter page, the show posted a clip of Long's appearance on its Twitter account. "I feel like we've been through so much together," Barrymore sang of in the video, shedding tears from her eyes. "I was always like this when we used to talk and FaceTime," Justin said. "I always wanted to show you that I was a different person when we dated," says the author.

Many hip-hop artists took to social media to thank Rapper Pat Stay. 'hiphop lost one of the best battlers of all time,' Eminem wrote. 'RIP' On Insta, Drake, a fellow rapper, wrote: "RIP to the Sucka Free Boss, one of my favorite rappers ever." Susan Stay, 36, died after a stabbing attack in Nova Scotia, Canada./ The incident occurred early on Sunday morning in downtown Halifax. Stay with stab wounds and escorted him to a nearby hospital, where he died later. The case is being investigated as a homicide, but no arrests have been made yet.