The crash happened in Chestnut Ridge on Friday, Jan. 31 at around 1:30 p.m., when a vehicle hit a tree on Margetts Road near Saddle River Road, The Monsey Scoop reported. Video posted on Instagram by ...

In a massive green feat, as many as 216,500 trees were planted across Dubai in 2024 - a 17 per cent rise from 2023. This translates to an average of 600 trees being planted every day last year ...

Mary is the director at the hospital where the Holmes Clinic is housed, and Chestnut and Aytes have fantastic chemistry despite their characters’ differing patient care tactics. Additionally ...

Morris Chestnut stars as the famed detective's sidekick, who's grieving the apparent death of his mentor while running a Pittsburgh clinic specializing in rare disorders. By Angie Han Television ...

A CHEF at a quirky city pub has launched a new roast dinner menu and believes it may just be the best in Worcester and could give top restaurants in London a run for their money. James Williams ...

For the record, Morris Chestnut is not a real doctor. He just plays one on TV. To be precise, Chestnut has played multiple physicians in the last several years, scrubbing in as a trauma specialist ...

It’s a combination of both. Famed antagonist Moriarty has a part to play in the show, with Chestnut describing him as having the ability to "be places and touch people close to Watson when he is ...

During an appearance on CBS Mornings, Hollywood actor Morris Chestnut opened up about his marriage to his wife, Mary Pam Byse, who he’s been with for more than 30 years. When asked about the ...

SINGAPORE – Singapore playwright Jonathan Lim, who founded the beloved Chestnuts parody series, has died aged 50. The news has shocked the theatre community. Family and friends said there had ...

Morris Chestnut poses in the IMDb Exclusive Portrait Studio at The Critics Choice Association 7th Annual Celebration of Black Cinema & Television at Fairmont Century Plaza on December 09 ...

The title character, as one might deduce, is Dr. John Watson, described in Arthur Conan Doyle’s “A Study in Scarlet” as “brown as a nut”—in this case, actor Morris Chestnut.