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Breaking Bad house is now up for sale.Located in Albuquerque, New Mexico, the house was used as Walter White’s home in the Bryan Cranston-fronted series which ran between 2008 and 2013.The house is on the market for $4million (£3.2million), despite other similar homes in the area estimated to be worth $350,000 (£281,746).Since the show first began airing, fans have visited the location to take photos. Speaking to local radio station KOB4, current owner Joanne Quintana said they average “300 cars a day”, per Consequence.Though Quintana recalled some positive memories from the show’s production, including the day Cranston threw a pizza on the roof in one take, she told the station she was frustrated with the amount of traffic from fans in recent years, as well as those recreating the show’s famous pizza moment.More recently, they added a fence to protect the property, but now, after 52 years, they’re choosing to leave. “We’re going to walk away with just our memories.

Actress Betsy Brandt and her husband Grady Olsen are calling it quits after more than 25 years of marriage.The 51 year old star, known for her role as Marie Schrader in Breaking Bad, has filed for divorce according to court documents obtained by PEOPLE.The papers reveal that the couple had been separated since 1 August, 2023, before Betsy made the official move on Thursday 26 December.The couple were married in September 1998 and have two children.The actress, who also graced our screens in comedy series Life in Pieces, is seeking both legal and physical custody of their 16 year old son, August. Details about a prenup haven't been disclosed, but Betsy's filing suggests she wants an equal division of their assets.

Alec Baldwin‘s ill-fated western Rust in 2021 is now over after New Mexico prosecutors decided not to pursue an appeal of a court’s decision to dismiss an involuntary manslaughter charge against him.Special prosecutor Kari Morrissey announced yesterday (December 23) that she was withdrawing her appeal of a judge’s order dismissing the case.On October 21, 2021, Baldwin discharged a revolver used as a prop and was unaware that it had been improperly loaded with live ammunition, resulting in the death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.In a 2023 trial, the 30 Rock actor was charged with involuntary manslaughter in a case which was then dropped, and was tried again in 2024. The prosecution intended to show that Baldwin was reckless and criminally negligent when he fired the revolver but the case was dismissed with prejudice after Baldwin’s lawyers revealed that the prosecution and the local sheriffs had concealed a cache of bullets that was considered evidence.

the fatal shooting on the set of his movie “Rust” in 2021 ended on Monday, with a prosecutor dropping her appeal of the case’s dismissal.Special Prosecutor Kari Morrissey withdrew that appeal, according to a statement from the Frist Judicial District Attorney’s office.Baldwin’s lawyers Luke Nikas and Alex Spiro said in a statement that “today’s decision to dismiss the appeal is the final vindication of what Alec Baldwin and his attorneys have said from the beginning — this was an unspeakable tragedy but Alec Baldwin committed no crime.”A New Mexico judge had dismissed involuntary manslaughter charges against Baldwin in July, agreeing with the actor’s lawyers that Morrissey and the sheriff’s office concealed evidence about the source of the live round that killed “Rust” cinematographer Halyna Hutchins in 2021.The district attorney’s office said it still strongly disagreed with the judge’s decision to toss out the case against Baldwin.But the decision to drop the appeal of that decision was made after the Office of the Attorney General told Morrissey that it “did not intend to exhaustively pursue the appeal on behalf of the prosecution,” according to the statement.Hutchins died when Baldwin pointed a gun at her as they set up a camera shot on a movie set near Santa Fe. The gun fired a live round inadvertently loaded by the movie’s chief weapons handler Hannah Gutierrez.

Alec Baldwin‘s team is speaking out after the Rust case has come to an end.

UPDATED with appeal withdrawn: More than three years after Rust cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was killed by a bullet from Alec Baldwin‘s gun on the New Mexico set of the indie Western, the involuntary manslaughter criminal case against the actor has been put to rest.

Although the involuntary manslaughter case against him was dismissed in July, Alec Baldwin still wants to tell his side of the 2021 Rust on-set shooting that killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.

A 16-year-old will be spending his Christmas behind bars after brutally murdering his entire family. Tragedy struck in Belén, New Mexico over the we

“Fail Better” podcast on Monday and said he’s going to “expose what really happened” in the fatal “Rust” shooting. “I think there’s more to come,” Baldwin said. “There’s more to come, but the more to come is now my effort, and it’s going to be undeniably a successful effort, to raise and to expose what really happened.

PURPLE KISS have announced their upcoming 2025 ‘Headway’ tour, which currently features concerts across the US.On December 17, PURPLE KISS released the poster for their upcoming 2025 ‘Headway’ tour, which will kick off in January 2025. It will feature concerts across 17 cities in the US, beginning in Los Angeles, California.

Who plays Austin in Hallmark’s new movie Joyful Mrs. Miracle? That’s Tanner Novlan and he’s on his way to becoming a fan-favorite at the network.

If Alec Baldwin thought he had put his legal woes from the fatal 2021 shooting of Rust cinematographer Halyna Hutchins behind him, the special prosecutor still in charge of the matter once again wants the indie Western’s star and producer to know it ain’t over — at least not yet.

tragic on-set death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.“Only because this is obviously the most difficult thing I’ve ever dealt with in my life,” the actor, 66, told Variety at Italy’s Torino Film Festival on Monday. “Beyond the victims themselves, the thing that most pains me is what it did to my wife [Hilaria],” Baldwin said. “My wife has been very, very traumatized from this.

shot and killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins with a live round loaded into a prop gun.The movie, which premiered last night at the Camerimage Festival in Poland, has a scene that eerily parallels the young mother’s death on set, reports indicate.“The second [time a trigger is pulled] leads to a character’s accidental death, engendering a full-bore gasp from premiere attendees,” wrote a critic in Vulture.The writer added that “Rust” is difficult to separate from its real-life deadly catastrophe while watching.“‘Rust’ didn’t choose to echo its own tragedies, but they course through a film that is often compelling and capable, an appropriately unvarnished western tale about guilt, blame, family, law, and devotion.”There will be a lot of questions about why the film was completed at all — except maybe to recoup the money already spent on it.Production on the movie in New Mexico was halted in 2021, after which prosecutors pressed charges against Baldwin, accusing him of running a dangerous set where blank rounds were intermixed with live ones.The involuntary manslaughter case against him was thrown out by a New Mexico judge in July, while the film’s armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed is currently serving 18 months in prison.Production resumed in 2023.The Vulture reviewer said that Baldwin, who plays an 1880s Kansas outlaw named Harland Rust, seems shaken-up onscreen.“Baldwin is often off-balance,” the report said. “His accent and the overall volume of performance wobble from scene to scene; the relationship with [Patrick Scott] McDermott’s Lucas veers between affection and disinterest.”A filmmaker at the Poland premiere told Variety that “Rust” is a “solid Western.

Carolyn Giardina Over three years after the accidental on-set death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins, Alec Baldwin‘s Western film “Rust” received a polite response during its controversial premiere Wednesday at the EnergaCamerimage festival in Toruń, Poland. The audience clapped through the film’s closing credits, strengthening their applause when a dedication to Hutchins appeared.

Carolyn Giardina The closing credits of Alec Baldwin‘s Western film “Rust” begin with the words “for Halyna,” atribute to cinematographer Halyna Hutchins, who died following a gun accident while filming the movie on location in New Mexico in October 2021. This is followed by a quote — “What can we do to make this better?” — which is attributed to Hutchins.

DailyMail.com that her mother was driving the red car pictured in Worley’s photos.She shared that her mother was heading to work at the time of the crash and is now hospitalized in serious, but stable condition.“She’s stable and alert. She has required some surgeries. She was airlifted as well,” Allison said.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer “Rust” is set to debut on Wednesday at the Camerimage Festival in Poland, three years after cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was accidentally shot and killed during production in New Mexico. Hutchins’ mother, Olga Solovey, who is suing the production and actor Alec Baldwin, will not be there. In a statement issued by her lawyer, Gloria Allred, on Tuesday, Solovey said she regards the premiere as an attempt to profit from her daughter’s death.

LeBron James and Netflix have been sued for copyright infringement by a writer who claims that the film Rez Ball rips off his script.The sports drama, which is produced by James and is based on the book Canyon Dreams by Michael Powell, was released back in September and follows a team of Native American high school basketball players who compete for the state championship.Writer Rob Grabow alleges in his suit that the film shares similarities with his own script The Gift of Game, which he says he shared with people connected to Rez Ball co-writer Sterlin Harjo in early 2024.Grabow’s script was registered by the U.S.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer A screenwriter has filed a copyright infringement suit against Netflix over the film “Rez Ball,” though the film was already shot by the time he shared his screenplay. Rob Grabow alleges that the film shares unmistakable similarities with his script, entitled “The Gift of Game.” Both are stories about Native American high school basketball players who compete for the state championship. “Rez Ball” premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and was released on Netflix in September.

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