Donald Sterling’s fate: In due time
The season finale of ABC’s fiery hit drama Scandal was last week, so we thought. But on Friday night TMZ.com
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Kimberly worked as a broadcaster from high school until her first year of law school. She’s a graduate from California Western School of Law. She currently works as a litigation law clerk in Southern California and is passionate about news, legal journalism, economic crime, and new technology. Kimberly lives in Southern CA, but is an east coast native. In her spare time, Kimberly loves going to live concerts and hanging out in Santa Monica.
Author: Kimberly Rice
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