"Bachelor in Paradise" stars Izzy Goodkind and Vinny Ventiera are making the quantum leap from epic TV breakup to real-life PDA ... at 30,000 feet. We got a pic of Izzy and Vinny getting cozy Wednesday during their L.A. to NYC flight, and they didn't seem too concerned with any spoiler alerts. Passengers say they couldn't keep their hands off each other ... and Izzy eventually fell asleep in his lap.

Alison Botha- Biography Alison Botha is a worldwide recognized International inspiring speaker who does not have a Wikipedia page. She was kidnapped near her house in the country of South Africa. She had been raped, stabbed, and later disemboweled during the night. However, she was still alive. She was the first woman to receive the Woman of Courage award from Femina magazine. At a spectacular celebration, she was also named Port Elizabeth’s Citizen of the Year.

Just as you wouldn’t force extroverts to refuse invitations and stay in, introverts should not be required to go out. Illustration: Nishant Choksi/The GuardianJust as you wouldn’t force extroverts to refuse invitations and stay in, introverts should not be required to go out. Illustration: Nishant Choksi/The GuardianChristmasThree writers who struggle with socialising explain how they make it through festive season The partyphobe: Lucy ManganFanny Brice was right. People who need people are the luckiest people, at least when party season rolls around.

Following the news that his father, Ozzy Osbourne, contracted COVID-19, Jack Osbourne has shared yet another sentimental update informing fans of the singer's health. MORE: Piers Morgan supports Sharon Osbourne after 'worrying' Ozzy Osbourne news Jack took to Instagram to share a heartfelt throwback of his dad as he revealed that while Ozzy is still recuperating, he is getting closer and closer to his usual self. The candid video showed the 73-year-old with a lighthearted energy he is sure to be regaining soon, as he laid down on what appears to be a tour bus.

Michael Kimmage- Biography Michael Kimmage is most recognized for his recent appointment as a history professor at the Catholic University of America. Along with this, he is a history professor and a fellow of the German Marshall Fund. From 2014 to 2017, he was committed to working for the Secretary of State’s Policy Planning Staff, where his work was related to the Russia/Ukraine portfolio. He has frequently published and provided assessments on international events, most notably US-Russian ties and American diplomatic history.