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Oscar De La Hoya was seen stepping out for lunch in Pasadena, California on Monday with his girlfriend Holly Sonders, after he was accused of sexual assault in a civil lawsuit filed by an ex-business partner last week.The boxing icon, 49, looked to be in a good mood on the weekday outing as he walked hand-in-hand with Sonders, 35, donning a blue polo shirt with khaki pants and blue shoes. He wore sunglasses and had his short locks styled to the side on the spring day in the Southern California suburb.Sonders, a TV host and businesswoman, beamed in a long-sleeved hot pink dress with silver heels and sunglasses.

Dawson's Creek alum Katie Holmes opted for a cozy cardigan and baggy blue jeans as she strolled through Manhattan's SoHo neighborhood on Wednesday in 50F-degree spring weather.The Ohio-born 43-year-old - who styled her hair in a top-bun - rocked a nose ring and wore small dark shades over her make-up free complexion.Last week, Katie - who boasts 2.5M Instagram followers - announced her second directorial feature Alone Together would screen June 14-16 during the Tribeca Film Festival in New York City. Fuss free: Dawson's Creek alum Katie Holmes opted for a cozy cardigan and baggy blue jeans as she strolled through Manhattan's SoHo neighborhood on Wednesday in 50F-degree spring weather Running errands: The Ohio-born 43-year-old - who styled her hair in a top-bun - rocked a nose ring and wore small dark shades over her make-up free complexionHolmes' ex-boyfriend Emilio Vitolo Jr.

Oscar winner Halle Berry flaunted her God-given assets in an AMEN-brand plunging silver-sequin jumpsuit for a Malibu-set slideshow she posted on Wednesday.The 55-year-old mother-of-two accessorized her daring look with a crucifix necklace and Mara Paris jewelry selected by her stylist and re.spin partner Lindsay Flores.Halle (born Maria) also tagged her hairstylist Sara Seward and make-up artist Jorge Monroy in the eye-popping post. Babe! Oscar winner Halle Berry flaunted her God-given assets in an AMEN-brand plunging silver-sequin jumpsuit for a Malibu-set slideshow she posted on Wednesday Dazzle like Halle in a jumpsuit from Amen Amen sequin jumpsuit Shop the designer...

Katie Holmes kept it comfortable in double denim as she took a stroll in the Big Apple on Tuesday.The actress, 43, wore a button down tucked into her jeans a comfortable pair of black sandals perfect for her stroll.Katie successfully tuned out the world as she tuned into her cell phone with a wired pair of earbuds. Jean-ius!Katie Holmes kept it comfortable in double denim as she took a stroll in the Big Apple on TuesdayShe kept her hairstyle no-fuss, preferring to rock a messy top knot along with a makeup-free complexion.The Dawson's Creek actress also took precautions against COVID with a decorative black face mask.

Devo frontman Mark Mothersbaugh has told NME what their Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame 2022 nomination means to them, joking that if the band are inducted they intend to commemorate the historic honour by being buried next to the museum in Cleveland, Ohio.The new wave pioneers were previously nominated for entry in both 2018 and 2021, and Mothersbaugh is hoping that being up for entry alongside the likes of Eminem, Kate Bush and Beck this year will see them finally among the big names in the hallowed hall.“On one hand, I like John Lydon’s view. When he was asked: ‘What would it mean to be inducted?’, he replied: ‘I’d be wondering what we did wrong’,” Mothersbaugh told NME.

Katie Holmes chose a casual look for a stroll through New York.The 43-year-old actress tried to keep to herself Monday as she took a walk with a friend, wearing a paisley printed mask, baggy white overalls and a white t-shirt with a long navy blue and white cardigan.The former Dawson's Creek actress wore her long dark hair in loose waves. She appeared makeup free and chose a pair of black buckle sandals as she enjoyed the cool Springtime temperatures. Casual Monday: Katie Holmes chose a casual look for a stroll through New York, wearing a paisley printed mask, baggy white overalls and a white t-shirt with a long navy blue and white cardiganThe single mom likes to keep her private life under wraps.

Nine Inch Nails have revealed the list of support acts joining them on their first US tour since 2018.Boy Harsher, 100 Gecs, Yves Tumor, Ministry and Nitzer Ebb are among the openers personally curated by frontman Trent Reznor. The tour, which was announced back in February, is set to kick off on Thursday (April 28) in Raleigh, North Carolina.The line-up announcement comes after the news that Nine Inch Nails would be replacing Foo Fighters at two festivals this summer, following the death of the band’s drummer Taylor Hawkins.

Adelia “Dede” Robertson, who was an influential leader with the Christian Broadcasting Network and the wife of prominent televangelist Pat Robertson, died April 19 at her home in Virginia Beach, VA. She was 94 and her death was announced by an obituary posted by Regent University in Virginia, which did not give a cause.

Finding love has its challenges. Since the premiere of FBOY Island in 2021, fans have wondered whether a $100,000 cash prize is the right motivation for couples to find their match.

Hollis Resnik, a Chicago theater legend who made her mark in productions of Follies, Les Miserables, Caberet and Sunset Boulevard, died Sunday night from heart failure. She was 66.

Netflix has left viewers horrified – and it's based on a chilling true-crime case.The 2015 movie Cleveland Abduction is focuses on the grim story of the Ariel Castro kidnappings which took place in the early 2000s in Cleveland, Ohio.Castro kidnapped three women — Michelle Knight, Amanda Berry and Gina DeJesus — by offering them a ride and driving them to his home at 2207 Seymour Avenue before luring them inside.What followed was approximately 10 years of abuse and torture before the women were finally able to escape.Knight was the first of three victims to be imprisoned, disappearing on 23 August 2002 after leaving a cousin’s house.On the day of her disappearance, she was scheduled to appear in court for a child custody case involving her son Joey.Following Knight's rescue, police admitted that they had spent few resources investigating her disappearance. This is because authorities suspected she ran away voluntarily because she was upset over losing custody of her son.Amanda Marie Berry vanished on April 21, 2003, the day before she turned seventeen.

A 2015 film based on an American true crime has left Netflix viewers reeling in shock after it was added to the streaming site. Cleveland Abduction tells the story of the Ariel Castro kidnappings which took place in the early 2000s. The film tells how a single mum, Michelle Knight, become the first victim of depraved kidnapper Castro in 2002.

Netflix fans have branded true crime drama Cleveland Abduction the "most disturbing" film they have seen on the streaming site.

Wu-Tang Clan and Nas have announced details of a joint North American tour which will begin in August.The co-headline ‘N.Y. State Of Mind’ tour will visit 25 cities from August through to October, kicking off in St.

Netflix viewers. The 2015 film was recently added to the streaming platform and has left a number of spectators hooked, however some have been petrified by the awful scenes.Cleveland Abduction is based on the story of the Ariel Castro kidnappings which took place in the early 2000s.The film hones in on the story of Michelle Knight who was the first of three victims to be imprisoned by Castro at his home in Cleveland, Ohio.Michelle, played by actress Taryn Manning, disappeared on 23 August 2002 after leaving a cousin’s house.But with the realistic portrayal and gritty storyline, viewers took to Twitter to share how unsettled they were with the drama.One person wrote: "Cleveland Abduction is one of the most disturbing things I’ve ever watched.

Van Halen during a game last week.The Athletic Band paid tribute to Van Halen during their annual half time show at Ohio Stadium in Columba on Saturday (April 16).Van Halen died from throat cancer on October 6, 2020. Tributes from members of AC/DC, KISS, Muse and Pearl Jam among many others, poured in following news of his passing.The band played a medley of Van Halen songs over eight minutes that included ‘Runnin’ With The Devil,’ ‘Dreams,’ ‘Panama,’ and ‘Jump.’The group moved in formation to spell out the band’s name as they performed, as well as the titles of some songs.An audience of 60,000 were in attendance, with the game resulting in a 34-26 victory by the Ohio State Scarlet over the Ohio State Gray.Watch the moment here:Last week, former Metallica guitarist Jason Newsted has said he was approached six months ago to take part in a potential Van Halen tribute tour.He went on to reveal that acclaimed guitarist Joe Satriani was also approached to take part.Speaking to The Palm Beach Post, Newsted said he went to California for a jam session, but didn’t go ahead with the project when thinking about the weight of Van Halen’s legacy.“How could you?” Newsted said to the publication.

It’s Okay to Be a Unicorn! after a parent accused the book of trying to “recruit kids to become gay.”Jason Tharp, 45, says he wrote the book to promote inclusion among children, and was planning to read the book aloud to a group of students at an elementary school north of Columbus, Ohio, on April 6.But the day before the reading, Tharp said he received a call from the principal saying that officials with the Buckeye Valley Local School District did not approve of the book and believed it could have a “gay agenda.”“I just said, did somebody think I made a gay book? And [the principal is] like, ‘Yeah,’ and I’m like, ‘Because why? Rainbows and unicorns?'” Tharp told USA TODAY, noting hat the principal confirmed that as the reasoning behind the censorship.Tharp says he remains confused about the cancellation, since the school had booked him more than two years ago, and administrators had previously ordered over 500 of his books to be distributed to students six weeks prior to his visit.Tharp later told USA Today that a parent had complained about the book after going through his social media accounts and seeing LGBTQ-supportive posts.“What it turns out was that it was one parent that came in and said that apparently, I was coming in with an agenda to recruit kids to be gay,” he said. “…It’s the craziest thing, and never in a million years would have thought that I’d be defending a unicorn because people thought I was trying to recruit kids.”He noted that he offered to read another of his books, It’s Okay to Smell Good!, which tells the story of a skunk who enjoys good-smelling things, unlike other skunks.

Art Rupe to exploit the opportunity and provide the means of getting the music to a wider audience via juke boxes and radio stations. Rupe, who has died aged 104, was a record man, as the founders of such independent companies as Atlantic, Chess, Savoy, King and Modern were known.

On the latest episode of Last Week Tonight, John Oliver turned the heat up on the campaign of Pennsylvania Senate candidate and television personality Dr. Mehmet Oz.

Sam Cooke and Little Richard, has died aged 104.Rupe, who was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2011, died on Friday (April 15) at his home in Santa Barbara, California, according to the Arthur N Rupe Foundation. A cause of death has not been disclosed.Born Arthur Goldberg, Rupe was raised outside the Pittsburgh area.

The adoptive dad of fugitive US sex offender Nicholas Rossi has said that the authorities have the right man.