Link IconCopy linkFacebook LogoShare on FacebookXShare on XEmailShare via EmailLink copied to clipboardBroad Street Run: Doylestown native Joshua Izewski wins men’s race; Amber Zimmerman repeats as women’s champMore than 40,000 runners took part in the 10-mile race down Broad Street crossed the finish line first among women again More than 40,000 runners made their way down Broad Street for the 46th annual Independence Blue Cross Broad Street Run on Sunday morning a Doylestown native who now resides in Blowing Rock and ran collegiately at University of Florida finished first in the men’s division in 46 minutes Philadelphia’s Amber Zimmerman captured the women’s division for the second year in a row in 54:01.81 Miguel Jimenez Vergara also took first place for the second year with a finish of 37:19.74 in the wheelchair division Bryan Morseman set a course record in the non-binary division with a time of 52:17 beating Winter Parts’ mark of 52:39 set last year Parts finished second in the division Sunday in 54:17 The non-binary division was added to the run in 2023 An additional $1,000 prize is awarded to any runner who sets a course record The largest 10-mile race in the country started at Broad and Fisher in North Philadelphia and ended at the Navy Yard it was more about completing a “Philadelphia rite of passage.” and it’s all the crowds on both sides cheering you on and that’s what kind of gets you at that halfway point,” Walter said ran Broad Street for the first time Sunday with Brown noting there were more people than he expected in the biggest race he has run so far » READ MORE: SEPTA subway train carrying hundreds of Broad Street runners loses power and the cheering of the crowd gave Coleman and Brown something to feed off “Especially when you’re getting toward the end and you’re dying and looking for a little bit more energy a medical student at Philadelphia College of Medicine has lived in Philadelphia for a few years for medical school and decided to give it a try He described it as a perfect way to relieve stress “After being in the hospital for so many hours being able to run and kind of release those endorphins just feels great for my body [to] kind of reset and recharge for the next day said it’s her “favorite day of the year” to see all of the energy in the city Hopson is a student who ran on Sunday to escape some academic stress wore a Temple shirt to feed off the “vibes of the city.” In her second Broad Street Run Hopson said the energy remained consistent while the crowds seemed to grow “It really makes all the difference when there’s people out cheering on Turner-Smith filed for divorce from Jackson in October 2023 citing "irreconcilable differences" after four years of marriage Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Funeral Services for Joshua will be held on Saturday Devils Lake with Reverend Dayne Zachrison officiating he couldn’t wait to get his work permit to start work at Schwan Oil Josh really enjoyed the people he met there He worked for Barry and Lori Ann Schwan up until the time he was employed with Synergy Barry and Lori Ann always held a special place in Joshua’s heart Joshua attended BSC and became a Certified Lineman MN and the wonderful men and women he worked with he learned so much about the world from these special coworkers and friends Josh was proud to be driving one of the largest boom trucks the company owned He was so proud to be an integral part of the company He was so grateful to be able to help the townspeople and they were so very kind and grateful in return He was refurbishing a 1950’s International pick-up he found in the trees at the old farmhouse He had welded a new frame and was in the process of retrofitting an engine And hunting in the Badlands of North Dakota He spent many great days on Bismarck golf course with his special friends Learning quite a lot about the job and life itself He is a special son of Monte Weed and Laura Gray We were so very blessed to be your family and your friends Joshua was preceded in death by his Grandmother Lois Weed “Honey” Uncle David Gray and Grandpa Ralph Alejandre of which he carried a glass angel to keep the baby close to his heart This was his welcoming committee into Heaven Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors A visitation will be held from 7:00pm – 9:00pm 2025 at The Branch at Nalley-Pickle & Welch Funeral Home 2025 at Nalley-Pickle & Welch Funeral Home Chapel A private interment will follow at a later date at Sunset Memorial Gardens in Odessa Scotland to Robert Sotelo and Connie Lujan Joshua grew up in various places due to his father being in the Navy His most cherished time in his youth was in Ewa Beach where he developed lifelong friendships and graduated from Ewa Beach High School in Midland and they married on February 13 being assigned to the USS Kearsarge in Norfolk Josh completed his shore duty at spent 3 years at Cheyenne Mountain Space Force Base in the Missile Warning Center in Colorado Springs It was here Josh earned his nick name “Ringleader” and detected and assessed worldwide missile threats as well as nuclear detonations and space re-entry events Josh was then stationed at Tinker Air Force Base and retransmit messages to US strategic forces Josh enjoyed spending his free time with shipmates playing games online a lifelong hobby of collecting and playing Pokémon His most treasured time was spent with Christina and Coraline creating memories and discovering new adventures in each place they moved Joshua is survived by his wife Christina Sotelo and their daughter Coraline Sotelo; father Robert Sotelo; mother Connie Lujan  and stepfather Jose Lujan; sister Bobbie Sotelo; brother Larry Sotelo; brother Adrian Lujan parents In-law Eva Plummer and Robert Plummer; sister-in-law Justine De La Pena and brother-in-law Steven De La Pena; nephew Maddox De La Pena; and niece Brooklyn De La Pena Joshua is preceded in death by his grandparents The family would like to express their gratitude towards first responders at Tinker Air Force Base shipmates and command at STRATCOMMWING ONE and all the family and friends who have supported Josh throughout his enlistment please consider making memorial donations to the Exceptional Family Member Program at Tinker Air Force Base Arrangements are under the direction of Nalley-Pickle & Welch Funeral Home & Crematory of Midland. Online condolences may be made at www.npwelch.com.   Joshua Roy Sotelo, 33 of Texas, passed away on Tuesday, April 22, 2025. A visitation will be held from 7:00pm – 9:00pm, Monday, May 5, 2025 at The Branch at Nalley-Pickle & Welch Funeral Home. Services will be at 10:00am, Tuesday, May 6, 2025 at Nalley-Pickle & Welch Funeral Home Chapel. 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player at any position, according to 247 Sports 19 tackles for loss and four forced fumbles across 11 games played Shanklin told Rivals a connection with Arizona State assistant defensive line coach Vince Amey laid the foundation for his choice “Amey has been recruiting me and is really professional He was thorough and kept it real with me through the process,” Shanklin said “He told me how I could be an impact player with my speed and how he can develop me to maximize my potential I like the fact that their defense is mainly based around the D-line and how they would use me scheming for whatever packages they have.” Previous time spent as a receiver in high school gives him a unique skill set at the position The tools are tantalizing for the JUCO standout but it’s more likely his impact will be felt in the long term rather than short All four from last year’s EDGE rotation return, including Elijah O’Neal, who benefits from the latest NCAA JUCO ruling that Shanklin will also feel the effects of O’Neal (4.0 sacks), Clayton Smith (team-lead 4.5), Prince Dorbah (3.0) and Justin Wodtly (0.5) combined for 12 of the team’s 24 sacks in 2024, and they like their chances to be even more productive in 2025 Shanklin will have more opportunities open up soon as it’s expected to be the final year for each By subscribing, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy Joshua Vides has pulled Check Engine Light into New York City transforming Morton Street Partners into a high-contrast mechanic’s workshop complete with painted foam tires limited-edition acrylic tools and a fully customized limousine as its striking centerpiece Following the success of the Los Angeles debut the NYC iteration deepens Vides’ exploration of car culture all rendered in his signature black-and-white sketch style produced in collaboration with Cart Dept and No More Rulers turns the gallery into a surreal garage where utility becomes art and the familiar becomes cartoonishly uncanny Michigan to Robert Fragoso and Nikki (Moore) Fragoso Josh was very athletic and dominated football Josh loved his friends and spending time with them His relationship with his siblings meant a lot to him and he was a wonderful brother Josh loved animals and had a special bond with his dog Josh was cherished by his family and friends and will be forever missed His Family… Josh will be missed by his parents Carly; numerous nieces and nephews; and his best friend He is preceded in death by his grandfather His Farewell… Josh’s family and friends will gather Tuesday from 2:00PM-6:00PM at Borek Jennings Funeral Home His Community Farewell will follow at 6:00PM Pastor Mark Weaver will serve as celebrant Memorial contributions are suggested to Livingston County Humane Society Please join the family for a candlelight vigil Please leave a message of comfort for Josh’s family at 1-877-231-7900 or sign his guestbook at www.borekjennings.com Livingston County Humane Society2464 Dorr Rd, Howell MI 4884Tel: 1-517-552-8050Web: https://www.michiganhumane.org/howell-location/ If you had an account with Verso prior to April 2023 you will need to register here to access your account Would you like to switch to our site to see prices and shipping options for your current location Marxist: though not necessarily in this order Joshua Clover was all those things--and more the nonbiological family member whom my wife and I would trust to take care of our youngest son and his godchild Manu The void his passing leaves behind is unspeakably painful and the following words do not pretend to say otherwise History—including personal history—is what hurts Joshua and I met fortuitously in the fall of 2010 when we were both Faculty Fellows in the Society for the Humanities at Cornell University Right from the start of the weekly seminar that all fellows are expected to attend we hit it off as we were both quickly targeted as old-school Marxists something he would wear as a badge of honor for the remainder of the academic year while never hiding his skepticism about my credentials for making the same claim as for everything else having to do with political action and the theory immanent in it Quite certain of falling short of his expectations I always felt that he indulged me a bit and let me go on with my insufficient grasp of the true Karl Marx—the author of the Grundrisse and the three volumes of Capital he told me he wanted to spend time in Berlin and learn German to read Marx in the original During that shared year at Cornell which now seems to belong to another era altogether we would spend many late evenings in our home in Ithaca Simone and I always made sure to have a bottle of Sancerre especially set aside for him The following year we would travel with the kidsto Sea Ranch in Northern California for his fiftieth birthday; soon thereafter he would come and visit us in Mexico City; not even two years ago we would all travel back to Sea Ranch for his sixtieth birthday every time he passed through New York City he would try to stay the night at our place so genuinely caring to our two sons Lucas and Manu even though he was a thorough abolitionist as far as the bourgeois family is concerned and unforgivingly but also endearingly critical of my many according to him misguided judgements about critical theory and philosophy After the loss of Fredric Jameson in September of 2024 with Joshua I now feel like I have lost one of my last remaining implied readers “Poetics of social forms,” Jameson’s chosen label for his lifelong work likewise could serve as the overarching title for Joshua’s many books whether his own collections of poetry (the award-winning Madonna anno domini 1989: Bob Dylan Didn’t Have This to Sing About his theory of forms of collective action (Riot Riot: The New Era of Uprisings and the new book he was working on as a follow-up) This is because for Joshua there is no significant difference between poetic or artistic forms and social or political forms All forms are obviously social but inversely the more fundamental principle holds that society as such cannot be understood and acted upon outside a given set of forms to be studied with the tools and methods of historical materialism with a sarcastic warning shot across the bow to those friends and comrades whom he considered overly moralizing and voluntaristic: Theory is immanent in struggle; often enough it must hurry to catch up to a reality that lurches ahead A theory of the present will arise from its lived confrontations rather than arriving at the scene laden with backdated homilies and prescriptions regarding how the war against the state and capital ought to be waged programs we are told once worked and might now be refurbished and imposed once again on our quite distinct moment but it is not the mood of historical materialism This stubborn refusal to sacrifice the periodisation of actual forms of struggle and their immanent theories on the altar of the subjunctive mood or mode may well be impossible to sustain all the way to the end Joshua himself concludes his bestselling book with an invocation of the coming forms of the commune which would point beyond the limits of the historical and materialist analysis of the strike as the wage-setting form of production struggles on the factory floor as the price-setting form of circulation struggles in the marketplace “The coming commune will develop where both production and circulation struggles have exhausted themselves,” Joshua predicts (or prescribes) before ending with a détournement or diversionary allusion to both William Butler Yeats’ “The Second Coming” and Guy Debord’s sixth and last film In Girum imus nocte et consumimur igni: “Things fall apart We turn round and round in the night and are consumed by fire.” Joshua had been working steadily on an expansion of his materialist theorization of forms of collective action to add the blockade and the encampment to the repertoire of riot and strike tells me that Verso had wisely offered a contract for this new book the Rev (based on a few lines from Aimé Césaire’s 1955 Discours sur le colonialisme according to which the two problems in question concern colonialism and capitalism the extreme limits of which we are currently confronting in the guise of the climate collapse and the end of capitalist growth) Refusing once again to accept the misguided opposition between making a political intervention and the work of theory Joshua continues to ask how forms of struggle change and based on a historical and material grasp of their internal functioning in concrete practice where the urgent practical matters no longer hover only around production and circulation but furthermore expand into the realms of reproduction and care he goes so far as to offer “value theory for the end of the world” as the name for his overall project that began with Riot that Marxist thought (and value theory in particular) far from being divorced from daily political practice both learns from these practices and makes them newly thinkable Theory helps think how to intervene or it is nothing.” while turning round and round in the night trying to make sense of this senseless loss I reread the last lines of your acknowledgements in the riot book when you furtively quote Marx’s letter from May 1843 to his friend and fellow Young Hegelian Arnold Ruge and I could not help but feel as if you were reaching out to all of us today: “And when everything is at an end give me your hand so that we may begin again from the beginning.” Joshua Vides has once again reengineered the art world’s expectations, pulling his immersive Check Engine Light exhibition into New York City with an unapologetically bold presence Nestled inside Morton Street Partners’ West Village space the show transforms the gallery into a full-throttle artistic workshop—equal parts auto garage Following the buzz of its Los Angeles debut the NYC edition elevates the experience with new installations and programming that blurs the line between art and lifestyle Presented in collaboration with Cart Dept and No More Rulers Check Engine Light is less of a traditional gallery show and more of a staged universe—one drenched in Vides’ signature black-and-white sketch aesthetic Visitors walk into what feels like a mechanic’s bay sketched directly from a surreal storyboard and a head-turning stretch limousine that steals the spotlight at the center of the room Joshua Vides has carved out a distinct visual language over the past decade hand-drawn environments that pull influence from everyday objects and transform them into something entirely unexpected What began as line-drawing sneaker customs has evolved into large-scale experiential installations for brands like Fendi Vides continues to explore the cultural intersections of form and fantasy—this time through the lens of car culture and working-class nostalgia The space is packed with automotive references: acrylic toolkits and meticulously mocked-up ephemera that feel pulled from an alternate-reality pit stop The cartoonish renderings challenge perceptions of utility spinning familiar shop tools and auto parts into conceptual art pieces that straddle parody and reverence The New York iteration of Check Engine Light builds on the foundational ideas presented in LA but takes things a step further with a tighter curatorial narrative and more immersive staging The gallery layout in Morton Street Partners offers less room to roam and more space to focus creating an intimacy that makes each object feel precious—even if it’s shaped like a lug wrench or gas canister Anchoring the installation is a full-sized limousine redesigned entirely in Vides’ high-contrast motif and ghostlike—at once familiar and strange This centerpiece underscores the themes of luxury a visual metaphor cruising straight through Vides’ concept of aspiration and craftsmanship Check Engine Light is built to be a multi-sensory experience and panel discussions that expand the scope of the show beyond static works One highlight includes a live conversation between Vides and legendary NYC artist Eric Haze moderated by cultural connector Set Free—offering an intergenerational dialogue that ties graffiti There’s also a palpable sense of performance embedded into the show’s mechanics Watching Vides paint live or seeing fans interact with the installation brings a sense of immediacy and community to the space It becomes more than just an art show—it’s a hangout a clubhouse for creatives and collectors alike Joshua Vides has long occupied the middle ground between fine art Check Engine Light amplifies this balance by treating everyday items—rims Whether it’s a fully fabricated wall-mounted toolkit or a painted cone standing guard in a corner The collaboration with Cart Dept and No More Rulers further extends this layered approach Both partners are rooted in contemporary culture and aim to make art accessible without stripping it of its impact This ethos plays out in the show’s merch and printed matter—objects you can take home but that still feel connected to the deeper creative mission behind the exhibit Check Engine Light is now open at Morton Street Partners in New York City and will remain on view through May 6 or just someone with an appreciation for striking visuals this exhibition delivers a rare hybrid of immersive storytelling and clever craftsmanship It captures the pulse of modern art while tipping its hat to analog Americana and the DIY spirit that fuels it Don’t miss your chance to experience one of the most inventive installations this spring. Learn more and explore the available prints and zines by visiting mortonstreetpartners.com Input your search keywords and press Enter This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page recently submitted private text messages between the two as evidence in their ongoing divorce proceedings In the alleged messages obtained by In Touch Weekly are arguing over their daughter Juno’s schooling 🎬SIGN UP for Parade's Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox🎬 the Dawson’s Creek actor wrote: “I looked over the packet you put in Juno’s pack I think we should probably sit down and discuss this ASAP I’d love to understand your thinking here and discuss what your goals/hopes are with the new school I know the window for submission at other schools is closing Jackson signed the message “Best.” the exes go back and forth about finding a time to meet that suits both of their schedules Turner-Smith filed for divorce from Jackson in October 2023 after four years of marriage The actress cited irreconcilable differences as the reason for their split they’ve been battling it out in court over a number of issues—namely Related: Christie Brinkley Recalls Moment She Learned Husband Was Cheating With a Teenager “I consistently prioritize Juno’s best interests and value Josh’s input as her father I have responded to Josh’s questions on this issue and remained available to meet and confer regarding the school selection for Juno to resolve this issue amicably with Josh,” Turner-Smith said in a declaration despite my outreach and good faith efforts Josh ultimately opposed Juno’s enrollment at [the school] I have made repeated efforts to coordinate a summer and fall custodial schedule with Josh to accommodate both of our work schedules while prioritizing consistency and frequent contact with both parents for Juno,” she continued and Jackson has yet to respond to Turner-Smith’s allegations in court Queen & Slim actress Jodie Turner-Smith is now officially divorced from her former partner Joshua Jackson. The two have been trying to get on the same page about how to split amicably since the actress filed for divorce in October 2023 after four years of marriage The former couple has agreed to the terms of their divorce regarding custody and child support A mediator will put together a schedule for the 50-50 custody of their daughter and the Dawson’s Creek alum will pay $2,787 in monthly child support Turner-Smith won’t get monthly spousal support but will get a lump sum payment Both actors are still at odds about one area: their daughter Juno Rose Diana Jackson’s education The former cannot agree on where the four-year-old will attend school According to a declaration filed by Turner she and the actor had a full-day mediation in May 2024 to resolve their temporary custody issues for their child’s 2024-2025 school year The hearing led to the two entering “into a Stipulation and Order to resolve the issue of selection of Juno’s school,” which Turner-Smith said authorized her “to make the final decision.” the actress says that Jackson is “refusing to adhere to the terms of the Stipulation and Order and is depriving me of the right to select the school,” in the court document Jackson’s reasons for pushing back relate to concerns about the drive time for the school selected by Turner-Smith.  Turner-Smith is requesting $75,000 in attorney fees over the school disagreement The former couple secretly got hitched in August 2019 and gave birth to Juno in April 2020 Although the actress filed for divorce in October 2023 The actress never gave any precise reasons for the split-up but alluded to a need to be true to herself Co-parenting hasn’t been a walk in the park for the two as they navigate their split “It’s an adjustment period for anyone when they split up with someone because you’re used to being with your child all the time,” Turner-Smith said in her 2024 GLAMOUR Woman of the Year cover story Everyone’s trying to figure it out.” and especially if the reason why you’re splitting up is because you have different lives it’s only further complicated by how you’re going to coparent.” Josh left us and went back to heavenly father on April 22nd of 2025 due to a tragic accident Josh had an amazing 46 years and was surrounded by so many people that loved and cared about him He was the hardest working person you could ever meet Josh would help anyone in need no matter what time of the day He met the love of his life Sarah Griffin in 2002 UT while she was working at the Prospector Restaurant He would always tell people that he knew he was going to marry her because she was a good cook “He was and always will be her best friend and the love of her life.” In those 23 years they had two daughters Lexi and Josslyn Griffin He would always tell his girls he didn’t need a boy because he had girls that loved to do all the things he loved to do Josh was the absolute best GIRL DAD and you could always find him at their volleyball games No matter what he always made sure to be there Anywhere Josh went he was always bragging about his girls Josh and Danny worked together for many many years If you asked each of them they would say that they were each other's best friends Josh had so many nieces and nephews that he loved and cared about He was always willing to do whatever was needed for them Josh was considered the fun uncle because he was down to go hunting In this last year he welcomed a new grandbaby Brooks Jolley Packard Brooks was Josh’s absolute best friend and he was so happy to have a boy in the family Grandpa was Brooks’ favorite hands down as soon as he walked through the door Brooks would get the biggest smile on his face and reach for him Josh is survived by: wife: Sarah Griffin; parents: Annette and Russell Bridges; grandparents: Lamar Jolley and Joyce Jolley; daughters: Lexi and Josslyn Griffin; siblings: Jen Shay (Rory); many nieces and nephews; grandson: Brooks Josh is preceded in death by: father: Randy Griffin; niece: Oaklee Sidwell; and many other loved ones You were our “go-to” when life got rough you were our sanity and comfort when we needed it the most Funeral services will be Tuesday, April 29, 2025 at 12:00 Noon in the Panguitch 2nd Ward Chapel. There will be a viewing prior to services from 10:30 - 11:30 am at the church. Interment will be in the Panguitch Cemetery. Funeral Directors: Magleby Mortuary, Richfield, Salina and Manti. Online guestbook www.maglebymortuary.com Live streaming can be found below Joshua's obituary 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Elk + Elk is pleased to announce the addition of Joshua D Farrell to the firm as a personal injury and medical malpractice attorney With a solid background in litigation and a client-focused approach Joshua brings valuable insights and experience to our expanding legal team “I take pride in guiding my clients through the nuanced nature of their cases and delivering results through effective communication and relentlessness,” said attorney Joshua Farrell “Joining Elk + Elk allows me to grow as an attorney while continuing to make a real difference.” Before specializing in personal injury and medical malpractice Joshua gained experience across several practice areas giving him a comprehensive understanding of the law and its impact on people’s lives he uses that background to advocate for individuals and families affected by serious injuries and medical errors “We are excited to welcome Josh. While he began his legal career in Illinois, we are thrilled that he has returned home to Ohio and decided to join our team,” said Managing Partner Jay Kelley “As a passionate and insightful attorney he will be a fantastic addition and an excellent advocate for our clients.” He is currently admitted to practice law in Illinois and is in the process of gaining admission in Ohio Joshua is a member of the Illinois State Bar Association and the Ohio Association for Justice (OAJ) is a personal injury law firm with offices located throughout Ohio The firm’s attorneys have protected the rights of thousands of injury victims and have won some of the state’s largest verdicts and settlements Elk + Elk assists clients with a wide variety of personal injury claims workers’ compensation and product defects © Copyright 2012 - 2023 | citybiz | All Rights Reserved and departed this world too soon on April 3 Joshua our gentle giant was a beacon of light illuminating the lives of those fortunate enough to know him he thrived under the nurturing eyes of his parents he created lasting bonds with his brother and sister - Jackie and Daniela (Hayden)—sharing countless joyful memories and laughter His family also included his adoring grandparents Tom and Diane Hosking and Salvatore and Antonia Lentini He will also be missed by many cousins who meant so much to him especially Johnny Joshua exemplified a spirit full of enthusiasm and an unyielding zest for life and his engaging conversations and thoughtful text messages will be sorely missed by all fueled many exhilarating outings to Buck's games and wrestling matches with his family where the thrill of competition matched only by the camaraderie of family and friends touching the lives of young athletes as a high school volleyball coach a role that remained one of his proudest accomplishments Joshua also loved his collection of Nike shoes was always ready for a good game of beer pong and his family was always his greatest joy He spent countless hours cherishing the moments shared with them while enjoying the simplicity and happiness of being surrounded by love Joshua shared his life not only with his family but also with his beloved dog To honor the vibrant life of Joshua William Stern Jr. followed by a funeral service that will begin at 7:00 PM Sass & Sons Funeral and Cremation Greenridge Chapel As we gather to celebrate the life of Joshua let us remember him not only for the sorrow of his passing but for the endless joy he brought into our lives His spirit will forever remain etched in our hearts and laughter he shared so freely during his time among us Add to Calendar Complete the form below to get directions for the Visitation for Joshua William Stern Jr. Add to Calendar Complete the form below to get directions for the Funeral Service for Joshua William Stern Jr. When a man in the public eye speaks candidly about fatherhood and co-parenting after divorce you'd think we'd celebrate this vulnerability They share 50-50 custody of their five-year-old and deeply personal — yet have somehow managed to stir controversy Watch: Dr Golly on how parenting changes the brain Jackson reflected on his experience of growing up without a present father and how that shaped his determination to be different and give you all the tools you need in life it is not lost on me that I am getting an opportunity to experience a father's love in a way that I never experienced it," he said "I am surprised at how much of the experience of fatherhood is self-healing." he emphasised his unwavering commitment to his daughter through divorce and co-parenting "If I ever did anything to estrange my daughter from myself I actually can't conceive of it because I can't even I don't even want to think of the pain that that would be I think this generation of dads is understanding It's the great and beautiful purpose of my life "My father's response to difficulty was to run away I've had the opportunity to give my daughter the opposite experience." He even expressed empathy for his late father "I find myself for the first time with a great deal of sympathy for him Because the pain that he must have lived with to have four children in the world and essentially no relationship with any of them," he added Some questioned why Jackson's commitment to co-parenting deserved praise: "It's a sad day when this is seen as an admirable thing Others rolled their eyes at the very notion: "Sooo this generation of men understands being a father means...being a father And there were those who seemed to misinterpret his words entirely: "Why is this man talking like taking care of his own child like it's an admirable sacrifice that he's willing to do?" Are we even listening to the same interview Jackson never once framed his parenting as a sacrifice Quite the opposite — he called it "the great and beautiful purpose of my life." He wasn't asking for a medal for meeting basic parental responsibilities He was sharing his journey of breaking generational patterns of absent fatherhood This isn't about lowering the bar for fathers It's about acknowledging that we're in a transitional period where men are redefining what fatherhood means This is the first generation where equal parenting is widely expected and normalised The shift from "provider" to "fully engaged parent" represents genuine social progress Parenting at times can be hard for all of us Co-parenting after divorce can be even harder to acknowledge that difficulty while still fully embracing the responsibility What struck me most about the criticism was how it seemed designed to shut down vulnerability The moment a man — particularly a famous one — opens up about emotional growth through parenting we're quick to dismiss it as performative or unworthy of mention But as others wisely pointed out: "He said this in direct comparison to his own father who abandoned him and his siblings back in the 80s without a second thought after his parents' marriage broke up." my feedback to anyone criticising men for being vulnerable or for sharing their experiences with co-parenting (when they are present and doing the work) We're in the process of redefining masculinity for the men in our lives If we're serious about breaking down harmful masculine stereotypes And that's exactly what Joshua Jackson offered When a man speaks openly about navigating the emotional complexities of fatherhood — especially in the wake of divorce and his own childhood wounds — that's not something to mock because it creates space for other men to do the same For every father struggling to find his footing in co-parenting for every man working to heal his own childhood wounds while raising children for every boy learning what healthy masculinity looks like — these conversations matter So perhaps instead of the eye-rolls and snarky comments Feature Image: Instgram @vancityjax / supplied TAKE SURVEY ➤ Actors Jodie Turner-Smith and Joshua Jackson have met a resolve involving their divorce The ex-spouses, who married in 2019 and separated in 2023, utilized a mediator to create a temporary split custody schedule for their 4-year-old daughter, Juno. According to People Turner-Smith and Jackson have also hammered out details regarding the “Doctor Odyssey” star paying $2,787 in child support and a large lump sum for spousal support While the exes have been amicable over the care of their daughter they haven’t yet reached an agreement over where Juno will be attending school after Turner-Smith and Jackson attended a “full-day mediation” with a judge last May where Juno’s “temporary custody issues” were agreed upon the former spouses had gotten “into a Stipulation and Order to resolve the issue of selection of Juno’s school.” The “Queen & Slim” actress wrote that she has “clear authority to make the school selection in Juno’s best interest,” while her ex-husband is “refusing to adhere to the terms of the Stipulation and Order and is depriving me of the right to select the school.” Following “consistent efforts to meet and confer with Josh in good faith,” Turner-Smith alleged that her ex-husband “never intended to honor” her school selection The actress now seeks $75,000 in attorney fees Last December, Turner Smith claimed that Jackson failed to provide financial security for her and their daughter, although “he understood how difficult life can be as a Black woman and a single mother.” © 2008—2025 Knockout Entertainment Ltd & SecondsOut.com Anthony Joshua has teased some inside information on the heavyweight scene The big-punching Brit is currently recovering from injuries and preparing for shoulder surgery before mounting a comeback following a loss to Daniel Dubois in September of last year ‘AJ,’ as one of the biggest stars in the sport one of which has been named as American Jarrell Miller The pair have history dating back to 2019 when they were scheduled to fight but saw it canned when Miller tested positive for various banned substances Promoter Eddie Hearn recently said that the trash-talking Brooklyn native would be a potential opponent for Joshua should he come through Fabio Wardley with the promotion stating Miller was out due to an injury suffered during training camp In an interview with IFL TV “And how come… I know why Fabio and Miller didn’t happen When it was put to him that it was released that Miller had an injury Joshua smiled and said that he had ‘the low down.’ I’ll give people the low down.” Miller is yet to speak out on the cancellation or the injury Meanwhile, Wardley will now face New Zealand’s Justis Huni on the same date at the same venue – Ipswich Town’s Portman Road Stadium. affectionately known as "Jay-Bo," was born on February 13 Joshua was a true free spirit whose passions led him to embrace the fast-paced environment of the food industry where he worked at numerous restaurants throughout his career Joshua's personality was defined by his love for the outdoors; he preferred the tranquility of nature over the confines of indoor spaces His adventurous spirit was complemented by his talents in playing the guitar and his dedication to the martial arts These interests painted a picture of a man deeply engaged with both his physical and creative sides Those who were close to Joshua counted themselves privileged to be the recipients of his generous heart and unwavering support His willingness to help his loved ones in any way he could was a hallmark of his character reflecting the depth of his compassion and relationships Faye Meredith; as well as his nieces and nephews—Kelsey Wicker He leaves behind many close family members and friends who will miss him dearly The memories and legacy he created will remain alive in the hearts of those who cherished him Joshua James Meredith will be remembered not just for his eclectic interests and skills but also for the kindness and joy he brought to those around him the family will hold a private cook out in honor of Joshua at a later date.  Joshua Erkman doesn’t waste his time making a statement in “A Desert” as a man walks around an abandoned multiplex that’s seen better days with the promise of coming attractions acting as something of a mirage As the drifter who comes to be known as Renny (Zachary Ray Sherman) into a seat in the theater whereas the rows are shrouded in plastic the time to watch movies seems to have come and gone when what was once a cathedral to cinema now simply looks like sitting in the middle of nowhere but the striking introduction marks the start of the director shaking the dust off the medium with a twisty noir making his feature debut far more slippery to describe though it primarily concerns a photographer named Alex (Kai Lennox) who is drawn towards shooting the people and places that society has left behind perhaps feeling a little that way himself when it seems like he’s gotten less professional traction of late Going off the grid where even his wife Sam (Sarah Lind) only has the faintest idea of where he is he pokes around a former nuclear test site and a pet cemetery for pictures and wonders whether he’s stumbled into trouble or a potential goldmine upon meeting Renny and Susie Q (Ashley Smith) Audiences will surely know better than the photographer does that a drunken night with strangers in a strange place surely won’t lead to anywhere good but “A Desert” takes a particularly intriguing turn when Sam enlists a private eye (David Yow) to learn her husband’s whereabouts when she hears from him less and less Alex’s wife isn’t the only one unnerved by where Joshua’s trail ultimately leads in the simmering thriller where Erkman is apt to pull the rug out any time one feels a little too comfortable with assuming where it’s going and as Alex’s trip to the desert appears more and more as if he was looking to get lost the filmmaker asks what people come to the movies for whether it’s escapism or to feel understood to be surprised or to feel superior to those on screen to indulge in forbidden fantasies or the delayed gratification of recoiling from them The result is altogether absorbing if intentionally uneasy when besides playing with expectations it questions the motives of both the filmmaker and the audience in tantalizing ways After first putting a pit in the stomachs of the crowds at Tribeca last summer “A Desert” is now arriving in theaters and Erkman graciously took the time to talk about how he crafted such an engrossing excursion getting the unsettling vibe of the film just right in a place where the near-silence has a distinct sound and taking delight with how this picture – and others – developed How did this come about I had this idea for a long time of wanting to do a movie where the main character was this photographer I have a background in photography and I’ve just been obsessed with it since I was in high school when I got my first camera But I didn’t necessarily know what the story was going to be and as a jumping-off point to discover what the script would be about I started going out and making what this character’s fictional body of photographic work would be I drove around and took a lot of photographs and basically made this collection that is the book that is featured in the movie I would find places — some I was familiar with but some were new discoveries and they would spark ideas where I would go this would be a great location for the movie The pet cemetery is a perfect example of just driving around and I saw the sign I walked around this property that had these trailers and there’s people living nearby and there’s a house next door that was also an auto towing [lot] and it’s the desert so you never quite know what people are really up to So I thought what if [this character] goes to this pet cemetery And the pet cemetery is obviously very evocative of the genre movies Then as I was doing this I was encountering all these different old it just got me thinking about our relationship to movies and the state of movies so it started to take on a little bit more of [a feel] what if this is a genre movie that’s also in conversation very deliberately and explicitly about movies You have to be quite careful with spoilers with this film but there is a structure that emerges around three characters all of a certain age with the photographer How’d this take shape around those particular characters Zachary [Ray Sherman]’s character Rennie more embodies the chaos of the world We don’t really know what his motivations are and we don’t know really what he’s up to He just exists and comes and goes [where it feels like] these are the bad things that can happen and [is indicative of] this unforgiving world we might live in and there’s a structural element that most of the film is like hinged on that I don’t want to necessarily give away from a film that people are familiar with but that private investigator character is very much like that private investigator character in that movie I’ve been a fan of David [Yow] as a musician but also as an actor and I really [thought] he would make such a great PI character in a movie and you could tell he’s seen some stuff in his time I also liked that our photographer is a middle-aged guy and he’s you know had some success as a younger man but now he’s coming to terms with what his life is like now as an artist It was interesting to learn after I had seen the film that you had done an installation work earlier on in your career with one piece actually centered on a desert Did that inform how you could immerse people in a place particularly the score is such a strong part of this a good friend and insanely talented musician and I knew that all of the music this character listened to on his car stereo as he was driving around [could] be a specific type of improvisational jazz it’d be really cool if we had all of these like jazz tracks [before filming]” and he [said] “Let’s just record it like they would have recorded it We’ll do improv and record it on two-inch tape and we’ll do it in my studio.” So he along with the rest of his band cut this record over the course of a couple of days and mixed all of that a couple of months before we actually started shooting and I was able to share that with the actors who’s the one that’s listening to this music doing these driving scenes we had it on set and we would play the music to try to add any extra color we can while we’re filming to get them in the headspace and capture the rhythm That was really cool because then everybody knew what it was going to be but also you could react to it in a different way so that helped inform some of the pacing in the film It’s so cool to learn that you were able to give the actors both music and photos and I imagine a remote shoot gives a certain feeling on set as well What was it like to take everyone out there Some of them — like our cinematographer lived out in the high desert —so they were familiar with some of the places already and if you live in Los Angeles it’s like a weekend spot sometimes if you’re going out to Joshua Tree But we were out on some of the other fringes where maybe you don’t want to spend your weekend there and if you are spending your weekend there or the military base or these more exotic locations all have a weird energy and then there’s weird people out there but that’s also what we’re trying to capture and I wanted it to feel off I wanted it to feel uncomfortable and mysterious so you have to go to where it’s at and I think the essence of some of those places does come through in the movie It does Was there anything that happened that you may not have anticipated but took this in a direction you didn’t expect The movie has some wild things that happen in it and I think people would maybe be a little surprised that very little has changed from what the script to what is on the screen but there were a couple of really cool surprises One moment in particular was a a party scene in the motel and talking about the character of the photographer and [I thought] what if he’s taking photos He’s probably got a little point-and-shoot film camera with him because he’s got this other big camera and it’s very cumbersome so he’d probably have a smaller camera And I gave a camera to Kai and he shot all these photographs while we were filming our takes of the scene Kai is a little bit of a photographer in his own right but I really taken by how strong the images he’s captured in the moment were I just assumed it would all turn out like trash but then we developed the film and [I thought] “These are amazing.” So those [pictures in the film] are from that roll of film that he was actually shooting and that was a very exciting moment where I couldn’t believe this stuff turned out this good What’s it like to have a feature on your hands and getting it out into the world The movie’s had a great festival run that’s been super rewarding and to go around the world and have people respond to the movie you work on something for a long time before it ends up you actually shoot it and in the moment of filming it “We’re making the thing that I’ve been seeing for the last couple of years in my head — specific frames or images — and this is exactly it,” and that’s gratifying We’ll see what people think.” There’s been positive response to it There’s been negative response to it and that’s all great What’s been most exciting for me to hear is that people are on the wavelength of the movie and I’ve heard that it’s sticking with them a little bit That’s all I could ever ask for is it lingering with you because I think so much of what we see is pretty disposable Nobody’s trying to make anything disposable but sometimes some of the safe choices that are made result in that so to hear that people it’s resonating with certain people is super cool You must be logged in to post a comment This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. 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Support NYU Law You’ve done some political and legislative work in your career so far How has that background informed your legal education I originally wanted to work in city planning when I was younger I guess I had this conception that if I understood “cities” and infrastructure that I would be able to give back to Detroit I’ve heard awful things about it all my life but it’s truly such an awesome and beautiful city.  that initial intention and converging interests in trying to do right by people and the planet led me to work for the Detroit City Planning Commission Pennsylvania House Representative—now US Congresswoman!—Summer Lee And while that was all extremely satisfying work in its own right I felt that a lot of the work I was interested in could be more effectively approached with a more substantial legal background I was oftentimes doing work with lawyers or working closely with them doing legal review and I realized I wanted to operate at that level I could be a lot more useful to my loved ones and the world generally I would be in a position to help instead of wishing I could help.  after working in the public sector for so long I wanted to learn more about how the private sector functions and get a more holistic picture of infrastructure at large—and the people and processes behind the scenes You’ve been the development co-chair of the Social Enterprise & Startup Law (SESL) Group Me and my bestie—big shoutout to Jacob Wecht ’25—were development co-chairs We put on a lot of events I really personally enjoyed and were fortunate to work with Emily Wazlak director of the NYU Law Entrepreneurship and Venture Capital (EVC) Program We even made it to the pitch competition finals!.  It’s always such a beautiful and inspiring thing to talk to people about SESL and watch their minds open up to the different forms legal practice can take I also really love seeing how much NYU Law supports student entrepreneurship and startups and the access to mentorship and resources has been the impetus of a great many successful companies I love seeing the fire build up in people when they go from thinking “I could never possibly do this” to “Wait a minute maybe I could do this” to the first thrust of actually trying something The Grunin Center funds an SESL trip every year where we learned about Ireland’s unique infrastructure and incentives for facilitating startups within Ireland and positioning for attracting foreign businesses and operating as the intermediary for a lot of EU businesses It was a formative legal and personal experience and I carry those friendships Which Law School class or experience has had the biggest impact on you Working with the Grunin Center for Law and Social Entrepreneurship and the International Transactions Clinic, by far! Through the Grunin Center and the tutelage of Professor Deborah Burand I’ve found the perfect field for my character and interests — social entrepreneurship I’ve been blessed with opportunities to gain a bevy of experience doing substantial impact work within that field and exposure to a broad spectrum of modalities and frameworks demonstrating the myriad fashions in which social enterprises can operate.  I did an internship with Global Communities an international development organization) and I worked in the International Transactions Clinic I was able to witness my ideals put into practice and find praxis embodying the idea that humanitarianism is logical and that it can be solvent And that when we approach deals holistically and make space for our humanity there is an infinite horizon of possibilities of what we can accomplish.  Societal ills—besides their direct and indirect tragedies—also seem horribly inefficient to me If we can create systems and representations that represent and respond to our reality more accurately—if we can communicate and see clearly how much our interests converge—we could live more happily Working on deals served as proof of concept of that mindset and was sublimely actualizing I feel confident that it’s possible to do the work I want to do and to be the kind of practitioner I want to be because of the work I did through Professor Burand What do you most like to do outside of class What’s your favorite way to spend a day in New York City I love the sun and the summer; I love working out and I love dancing; I love music any kind of music; I love drawing and painting; I love games and performances I love that New York City always has some once-in-a-lifetime party or fanfare or something or other going on I love that one of your friends you haven’t seen in a while always happens to be coming for a visit I love that you can travel through the whole city on the subway with ease There’s always somewhere to go to have a good time It feels bittersweetly arduous to come up with a satisfying response—there’s so many people to see and only so many hours in a day So I’ll say an ideal day is one I don’t take for granted and go to sleep excited for tomorrow.  2025 at home after a brief bout with liver failure He came to Utah as a young child to join his family through adoption He had severe physical handicaps which necessitated numerous surgeries but his spirit soared and he maintained enthusiasm for life and kept his fighting spirit to the end He is affectionately known as our ‘Knucklehead Saint.’ Josh often spoke about playing on the Princeton Ward basketball team His skills in fixing computers were legendary and his ability playing video games always stunned his opponents-- his favorites games were Zelda His mind was encyclopedic; Josh was often asked questions instead of Alexa He enjoyed many trips with his good friend bungie jumping in South Africa and as a special treat Since becoming ill Josh has been lovingly cared for by his devoted siblings and mother who can’t imagine life without his indomitable spirit and quirky humor and special cousins and friends too numerous to mention please click on the Watch Service button above Sorry to hear of Josh's passing.He was a great man From our earliest meeting back in Provo as students we have admired and loved you as a soulmate the beauties of nature and all the wonders of Creation And Josh was a favorite among the Florence kids Can’t wait to see him whole and as able as his heart has long desired Joshua Geltzer focuses his practice on a wide array of cutting-edge national security issues the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) cybersecurity and national security-related litigation As the former top national security lawyer for the White House Geltzer offers both strategic counsel and practical legal advice to clients navigating the statutory and regulatory issues associated with emerging technologies across all sectors.  Geltzer joined the firm after serving as Deputy Assistant to the President and Legal Advisor to the National Security Council (NSC) providing legal counsel to the President and White House leadership on matters of national defense he was Deputy Assistant to the President and Deputy Homeland Security Advisor and the release of US hostages and wrongful detainees Geltzer also served as Special Assistant to the President and Special Advisor on Countering Domestic Violent Extremism overseeing the development and implementation of the country's first-ever National Strategy for Countering Domestic Terrorism Prior to his roles in the Biden Administration Geltzer was the executive director and visiting professor of law at the Institute for Constitutional Advocacy and Protection at Georgetown Law Center engaging in complex public interest litigation at all levels of the federal and state courts Geltzer began his government service immersed in complex national security legal and policy issues serving as Senior Director for Counterterrorism at the NSC Deputy Legal Advisor to the NSC and Counsel to the Assistant Attorney General for National Security at the Department of Justice Geltzer clerked for Justice Stephen Breyer of the US Supreme Court and Chief Judge Alex Kozinski of the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit before communicating with WilmerHale by e-mail (or otherwise) please read the Disclaimer referenced by this link.(The Disclaimer is also accessible from the opening of this website) until you have received from us a written statement that we represent you in a particular manner (an "engagement letter") you should not send to us any confidential information about any such matter After we have undertaken representation of you concerning a matter and we may thereafter exchange confidential information freely Click here to view a webcast of the service on 3/28/2025 at 10:45 AM Joshua “Josh” Jeremiah Blackledge Joshua was a junior at West Carteret High School where he was involved in wrestling and track He had a passion for the outdoors and loved being around water He had an energetic spirit and was known for his entertaining nature Joshua will be remembered by those who knew him for his enthusiasm and love for life May his memory bring comfort to all who mourn his passing A celebration of life will be held at 2:00pm on Sunday Jonathan and Jackie Blackledge of Newport; brother He was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents Nancy and Felizardo Rebala; paternal grandparents Condolences and life tributes may be sent to the family at www.noebrooks.net He graduated from Aquinas High School in 1997 and worked at Kroger for over 15 years and most recently at Publix He thrived in customer service and was loved by all his coworkers and customers because of his genuine spirit and humor.  He is survived by his son: Aden Jackson; Aden’s mother: Christine Jackson; mother: Janice Wagner; father: Marty Jackson (Penny Jackson); maternal grandmother: Alice Mosley; paternal grandfather: Horace T Jackson; sisters: Ashley Whipple (Jeremy Whipple) and McKinley Waugh (TK Waugh); niece: Alice Whipple; and numerous aunts He is preceded in death by his grandparents Gloria Martin Jackson and Thomas Francis Savage Jr Interment will follow in the church columbarium The family will receive friends an hour prior to the service The family encourages all in attendance to wear orange and blue for Josh’s love of Auburn University.  Memorial contributions may be made to the American Diabetes Association View Visitation & Service details > It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Joshua Green He leaves behind family and friends who will forever carry his memory Joshua is survived by his beloved daughter Josalyn Green of Scranton He is also survived by his father Michael Green of Elizabethtown His only brother Michael Christian of Lancaster his sister Teresa (who he referred to as his best friend) of Landisville He leaves behind numerous nieces and nephews each of whom were loved by him in their own unique way Despite the hardships Joshua faced in life He often spoke of his love for his daughter and granddaughter and his memory will live on in their hearts forever Joshua was known for his exceptional athleticism finding peace and purpose on his conversion and spoke proudly of his ability to communicate in Arabic and Spanish While his life was not without its challenges Joshua’s spirit will be remembered fondly by all who knew him The family asks that you keep Joshua in your thoughts and prayers as they navigate this difficult time Joshua may have left us too soon but will be missed deeply and loved always Condolence Message: Be sure to include your name Please note that your condolence will not appear on this page until it is reviewed Condolences usually appear within 24 hours of being submitted You will be truly missed will never forget all the good times we had May God be with your family during this hard times until we meet again love always Lisa.😘🙏🥲 Our seven funeral homes in Lancaster and Lebanon Counties makes it easy and convenient to make arrangements and host services close to home “Hillbilly” and “Baby Jesus” He attended West Harrison High School and was a recent high school graduate  Joshua also attended the college of "hard knocks" owned Green Acre and was a member of Green Acres and Chapps Fish Camp Joshua was an avid hunter and fisherman and love your daughter kind of guy He grew up loving baseball until his hunting addiction surpassed his love of baseball He became an avid duck hunter by day and buck hunter at night He worked with his dad as his righthand man in the plumbing business his kind heart and his special love for his family and friends He was always sure to end his phone calls with his mom Joshua was preceded in death by his grandparents James Moran and Wyona Moran; and his beloved pets Joshua and Caryle Peterson; his grandfather Brittany Thompson (Ashton) and Dylan Molsbee (Kerry); his uncles Moe Moran (Faye) and Darrell Maulden (Sharon); his aunt The family would like to thank Sawyer Brooks Foundation and all of his family Interment will be in Finley Cemetery in Gulfport is honored to serve the family of Joshua Peterson Boxer Out 6-8 Weeks.css-3hcdeq{margin:0;font-size:1.2rem;-webkit-text-decoration:none;text-decoration:none;font-family:Proxima Nova,Proxima Nova Fallback Helvetica,Proxima Nova Fallback Arial;font-weight:400;font-style:normal;letter-spacing:0rem;line-height:1.44rem;color:var(--br--palette-foreground__tertiary-mainChannel);}Scott PolacekMay 4 1) 0ms;transition:background-color 150ms cubic-bezier(0.4 1) 0ms;transition:fill 120ms cubic-bezier(0.4 1) 0ms;font-size:inherit;}.css-v4v4rs{-webkit-user-select:none;-moz-user-select:none;-ms-user-select:none;user-select:none;width:1em;height:1em;display:inline-block;fill:currentColor;-webkit-flex-shrink:0;-ms-flex-negative:0;flex-shrink:0;-webkit-transition:fill 120ms cubic-bezier(0.4 1) 0ms;font-size:inherit;}@media (min-width:0px){.css-v4v4rs{display:block;}}@media (min-width:1100px){.css-v4v4rs{display:none;}}.css-mps3fk{-webkit-user-select:none;-moz-user-select:none;-ms-user-select:none;user-select:none;width:1em;height:1em;display:inline-block;fill:currentColor;-webkit-flex-shrink:0;-ms-flex-negative:0;flex-shrink:0;-webkit-transition:fill 120ms cubic-bezier(0.4 Joshua revealed he needs surgery for his elbow injury and will be sidelined for six to eight weeks as he recovers: I'm trying to get my body right," he said a little surgery on my elbow … sometime in May which will see me out of the gym for maybe six to eight weeks Joshua is 28-4 in his career with 25 knockouts but he hasn't fought since his loss to Daniel Dubois in September Dubois' win came via a shocking fifth-round knockout after controlling much of the fight in the early going at Wembley Stadium The loss prevented Joshua from becoming a three-time world heavyweight champion It also cut short his momentum after he defeated Francis Ngannou in a fight in March 2024 Oleksandr Usyk and Dubois are scheduled to face each other in July at Wembley Stadium for the opportunity to become undisputed heavyweight champion "I would like to see the fight happen but it's up to the guys But Joshua will need to get healthy before any such fight happens Joshua passed away unexpectedly of a heart attack He left behind friends that he continued to keep in contact with throughout his life graduating from Eagle's Landing High School He was married in 1995 in Georgia and was the proud father of his only child Joshua was married a second time which ended in divorce; however they remained best friends until his death He was successful and opened his own car dealership in Marietta He eventually moved to Florida where his father lived to be close to him during his fight with cancer After his father's death he remained in Florida Joshua remained in contact with his friends in Georgia and often went to visit What was solid in his life was his great love for his mother whom he called almost every day without fail no matter where he was trips and vacations  together and also other family members who encouraged Joshua through his highs and lows  Joshua found true happiness in his later years and was living it until his death.  He will be greatly missed; our hearts are broken A special thanks to Robyn in Florida and Gabriella in Georgia for your support in this difficult time.  Shandy DeStefano and Tery Sandy and many cousins who loved him very much Joshua was proceeded in death by his Grandparents Jose and Elizabeth Pacheco and Father Andrew S Destefano and grandfather Lewis A Destefano His final resting place will be in  in Chacon "She's lovely," Jackson added of his former costar Oleksandr Usyk will face Daniel Dubois for the undisputed heavyweight championship this summer, and Anthony Joshua knows the man who should get the winner Usyk beat Dubois back in 2023 before becoming undisputed by handing Tyson Fury his first loss. In order to honour the contractual rematch clause, he dropped the IBF belt, which was picked up by Dubois and defended by knocking Joshua out inside 5 rounds. They will now rematch on July 19 at Wembley Stadium. Speaking to Box Nation, ‘AJ’ – who has also lost to Usyk twice – was asked if he was targetting a shot against the winner of the rematch but said Joseph Parker is more deserving “Do you want me to be completely honest with you Parker deserves it more than me right now.” Former WBO Champion Parker was days away from facing Dubois for the IBF belt in February before the champion pulled out with illness He was then called as Usyk’s mandatory so missed out on both men as they struck a deal for their undisputed rematch The WBO is first in the rotation of mandatory challengers, so Parker will indeed get his shot with Usyk making it clear that he has one fight left after his and he may vacate the belts he could move straight into a defence against Parker If he chooses a bigger name like Joshua or Tyson Fury Parker could fight for the vacant belt against another top contender Joshua's life was a tapestry woven with laughter and an undeniable zest for beauty in both people and the world around him Joshua embodied a passion for culinary arts that extended beyond mere food preparation He had a gift for orchestrating flavors and transforming simple ingredients into exquisite feasts His love for cooking was paralleled only by his commitment to presenting it beautifully ensuring that every meal was an experience meant to be savored His laughter had the power to lighten the heaviest of hearts made him a captivating presence in any room he entered where he honed his inherent talents in hair and makeup His creative abilities flourished as he embraced the art of enhancing beauty effectively demonstrating the depth of his caring nature for all those who sought his touch sharing in their stories and offering unwavering support through the trials of life Joshua's passions extended well beyond his professional pursuits He thrived in the vibrant atmosphere of concerts and cherished the joy of gathering with friends and loved ones Each memory created with those he adored is a testament to the deep connections he nurtured throughout his life The legacy of love continues with his cherished grandmother as well as a multitude of aunts and uncles—Deborah Underwood The hearts of countless cousins and friends will forever hold his memory dear a reminder of the light he brought into their lives Joshua joins in eternal rest his grandfather A visitation in honor of Joshua will be held on February 15 from 11:00 AM to 12:30 PM at Wells Funeral Home in Canton followed by a graveside service at Bethel Community Cemetery at 1:00 PM As we celebrate the vivid life of Joshua Moore we are reminded of the indelible mark he has left on each of us—a mark of beauty and laughter that will echo in our hearts forever Moore has been entrusted to Wells Funeral Home of Canton