Why did Heather Storm leave 'Garage Squad'? The host was replaced after appearing on four seasons of the series. Details on her exit. If you’re a fan of the MotorTrend series Garage Squad, you may have been surprised to hear that co-host Heather Storm won't be returning to the show for its sixth season.  The network announced in April that motorcyclist Cristy Lee would replace Heather on the reality series, but viewers still want to know what happened to the blonde beauty, who certainly knew her way around the hood of a car.

You might know Tami Roman by a different name, but that doesn’t change the fact that you remember her as one of the pioneers of reality television. No, she was not a real housewife at any time, but she was one of the contestants on the Real World: Los Angeles. It was the second season of the world’s first reality television show, and that’s where people got to know her first.

Allen Iverson is a well-known basketball player who does not require any introduction to basketball fans or sports enthusiasts. Iverson was born on June 7th, 1975, in Hampton, in the Commonwealth of Virginia. It didn’t take long for him to establish himself as one of history’s most dynamic and well-known NBA players. His abilities, athleticism, and ferocious competition challenged standards and smashed prejudices, even though he was barely 6 feet tall.

Megan Thee Stallion took social media by storm this past week after she revealed it was Tory Lanez who purportedly shot her in the foot after months of rumors. As followers of the controversy know, up until now, the rapper hasn’t talked about what really happened on that night. For the most part, social media users and journalists widely believe that Tory Lanez was the shooter, but no one had ever confirmed the news.

She was so quick, so consistent, so cool under all the pressure. Throughout her U.S. Open final match on Saturday, AmericanCoco Gauff withstood the screams and grunts and sizzling shots of her opponent, Aryna Sabalenka, this year’s Australian Open champion, who is set to become the top-ranked women’s tennis player in the world. After a shaky first set, Gauff seemed to chase every Sabalenka effort down and send it back to her.