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Marcus Scribner is an American actor born in Los Angeles, CA on January 7, 2000. He is best known for his breakthrough role as Andre Johnson, Jr. on the ABC sitcom Black-ish. He has since gone on to appear in other television shows and films. Marcus Scribner is a member of TV Actor Age, Biography and Wiki 💰 Net worth: $1 million About Landed his breakthrough role as Andre Johnson, Jr.

Struggling to come up with a Halloween costume this year that's both culturally relevant and ~sexy~? I hear you — and so does online retailer Yandy, who just introduced this sexy Pizza Rat Halloween costume to its extensive lineup of outfits so sexy they border on the ridiculous (see this sexy lobster costume for reference). It makes sense, really. Nothing is sexier than pizza (fact), and as Karen Smith taught us in Mean Girls, a pair of mouse ears can really only enhance your Halloween costume-wearing experience (Seth Mosakowski thinks so, too.

Alexander Rastorguev, a prominent Russian documentary filmmaker and critic of President Vladimir Putin, was killed in the Central African Republic alongside cameraman Kirill Radchenko and reporter Orhan Dzhemal while filming a new documentary. The news was reported by several Russian sources. The Russian foreign ministry confirmed the death of three people with identification documents that belonged to Rastorguev, Dzhemal and Radchenko. The three men were found dead outside the city of Sibut, located 188 kilometres north of the Central African Republic’s capital Bangui, the ministry said.

This story first appeared in the Jan. 17 issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine. Lorimar Productions occupies a singular place in Hollywood history. The company, co-founded by Lee Rich and Merv Adelson in 1969, quickly emerged as the crown jewel of the television business. In an era when independent producers proliferated, it could lay claim to four of TV’s biggest hits — The Waltons, Dallas, Knots Landing and Falcon Crest — to say nothing of a new format (the modern primetime soap) and a strong reputation for its creative-friendly culture.