Ross Naess is a businessman, photographer, and producer from the United States. He is best known as Diana Ross' son. His mother is a well-known singer and actress who wrote songs such as When You Tell Me That You Love Me, I'm Still Waiting, and I'm Coming Out. PAY ATTENTION: Сheck out news that is picked exactly for YOU ➡️ find the “Recommended for you” block on the home page and enjoy!

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Starting originally as 'Tartan Day in Nova Scotia', the Federation of Scottish Clans approached every provincial Legislative Assembly, the Parliament of Canada, and other Scottish cultural societies across the country to help establish such a date. Tartan Day is now marked from coast to coast, and celebrated through a multitude of events that embody the pride and passion of Scotland. Building our Scottish Connections Today, our work across Canadian provinces and territories through the Scottish Government Office in Ottawa includes tapping into aspects of Scottish culture that helps Scottish Canadians feel connected to Scotland.

TALENTRECAP.COM Talent America's Got Talent Samantha Agate Samantha Agate Samantha Agate is the Talent Guru here at Talent Recap. Her work has been featured at The Blast. Samantha graduated from Hunter College in 2019 with a degree in Media Studies and a Concentration in Journalism. When she isn't binge-watching reality television shows or binge-eating fried food, she loves hanging out with her friends and family and petting puppies.

Panamanian Spanish has diverse influences, which you can trace back to various corners of the world. Indigenous communities, Andalucia, the Caribbean and the United States have all shaped the evolution of this variety of Spanish. Panamanian Spanish has its own distinctive pronunciation and a lush jerga (slang), even compared with the Spanish spoken in neighboring countries. If you’ve ever heard Panamanian actor Ruben Blades or baseball player Mariano Rivera speak, you know what we mean.