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Divorce Is The Word For Frankie Valli
Divorce Is The Word For Frankie Valli
Divorce Is The Word For Frankie Valli
Grease soundtrack star and Four Seasons lead man Frankie Valli is in the midst of a bitter divorce from his wife of 27 years. Randy Valli — who was married to Frankie for 27 years — has filed legal docs, asking the divorce judge for attorney’s fees, but what’s really interesting is how much money he makes — and she already gets...
Husband Builds Electric Chair To Murder Wife Who Wants A Divorce
Husband Builds Electric Chair To Murder Wife Who Wants A Divorce
Husband Builds Electric Chair To Murder Wife Who Wants A Divorce
Over in Great Britain, things can get a bit dramatic.  Andrew Castle's wife of 18 years asked him for a divorce.  He built a make-shift electric chair in the garage and invited her in for a chat. Once she was sitting down, he tried to knock her out with a rubber cosh, planning to electrocute her with the live wires...
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Wife Maria Shriver Separate
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Wife Maria Shriver Separate
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Wife Maria Shriver Separate
Former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and his wife, journalist Maria Shriver, announced their separation Monday evening in a press statement. The statement makes no mention of divorce, but does confirm that the two are no longer living under the same roof:
Unemployment And Divorce, The Surprising Connection
Unemployment And Divorce, The Surprising Connection
Unemployment And Divorce, The Surprising Connection
I'd hate to think that when someone has lost their job their also faced with a possible divorce. In the past that often happened, however is it true today? When Penn State sociology professors Paul Amato and Brett Beattie began studying the repercussions of unemployment on marriage in the aftermath of the Great Recession, they expected to find that joblessness destabilizes marriage.
Divorce Is Skyrocketing in Rural America — Why Now?
Divorce Is Skyrocketing in Rural America — Why Now?
Divorce Is Skyrocketing in Rural America — Why Now?
According to census data, the divorce rate in rural Americans has increased seven-fold since 1970. Now, for the first time, rural Americans are just as likely as city dwellers to have a marriage end in a divorce. Experts attribute this explosion in divorce in America's heartland to changing values; divorce is no longer as stigmatized as it once was.