Nevada GOP cites voter-fraud claims in criminal referral to AG Barr

Katy Perry scored another decisive victory in court.

Anna Sorokin, also known as Anna Delvey, is opening up about the Netflix series Inventing Anna and what she’s learned about herself since the release of the popular new show.

Jennifer Garner stars in the new Netflix movie The Adam Project and she reunites with a former co-star in the film.

Charmed is coming back!

Jeremy Kyle guest Steve Dymond said he hoped the ITV show 'is so happy now' in the final messages he sent to his fiancée before he tragically died.Steve sadly took his own life after appeared on the Jeremy Kyle Show in a bid to prove to his partner Jane Callaghan he didn't cheat on her. The ex-TV show guest passed away seven days after appearing on the Jeremy Kyle Show in 2019 - having failed a lie detector test on the episode which never aired.Now, Steve's alleged haunting final messages have been shared in a powerful Channel 4 documentary, called Jeremy Kyle: Death On Daytime.The two-part series features bombshell interviews with past guests and former employees, and is set to air at 9pm on Sunday (March 13) before concluding on Monday (March 14).It covers the downfall of the controversial daytime show which faced the axe in 2019 after 14 years on TV, following Steve's suicide.Jane Callaghan, Steve's fiancée, breaks down in the series as she opens up about Steve's death, and his time on the show.The heartbroken partner, 51, claimed the final messages she received from Steve, which allegedly offered damning statements on the ITV show and blamed it "for what happens now".She claims Steve's messages read: "I hope the Jeremy Kyle show is so happy now."They are responsible for what happens now,"It also included: "I hope this makes good ratings for them, "I bet they keep this quiet”Dymond's texts also insisted he never cheated on Jane, signing off: "Never never never did I cheat on you.

Jeremy Kyle has been labelled a 'bully' and "cult leader personality" in a new Channel 4 documentary.The explosive two-part series, called Jeremy Kyle: Death On Daytime, is set to air to Channel 4 at 9pm on Sunday (March 13).The shocking doc follows the downfall of Jeremy Kyle's controversial daytime chat show, which was axed after 14 years in 2019.Kyle's chat show was cancelled following the tragic death of ex-guest Steve Dymond, who took his own life after failing a lie detector test on the ITV show.In the documentary, former guests and anonymised ex-employees make claims about their experiences of working and appearing on the show.At the start of the first documentary, Kyle is described as a "cult leader personality", and later on it's claimed he "bullied" a former show guest, Kristie Bishop.One ex-employee claimed they were drawn to Jeremy's 'cult-like' persona at first.An employee claimed: "I was a massive Jeremy Kyle fan. I never missed an episode and he just had this overwhelming charisma.

Jeremy Kyle Show workers have claimed they 'weren't allowed to eat' until they booked guests on the disgraced ITV show.It comes in an explosive new two-part Channel 4 documentary, called Jeremy Kyle: Death On Daytime, which is set to air at 9pm on Sunday (March 13).The bombshell series makes claims about the controversial daytime show, which was cancelled in 2019 after 14 years on air.The show was axed following the tragic death of ex-guest Steve Dymond, who took his own life after failing a lie detector test on the show.The bombshell doc features interviews with previous show guests and former workers who make claims about their experience on the programme.In the documentary, former staff claimed they "exploited", "used" and "manipulated" during their time on the programme.The two ex-workers, which included producers responsible for booking guests onto the show, had their identities protected by actors as they slammed the show in the documentary.One ex-worker claimed "everybody was exploited without knowing it", explaining if you didn't go along with the way show bosses wanted to do things, they would be sacked from their jobs.Apparently, stressed staff would 'never leave their desks' and would end up working gruelling 14-15 hour days as they desperately tried to book guests onto the programme.One of the employees even claimed producers weren't allowed to eat until they booked guests onto the show, meaning they were left starving.The former staff also claimed they 'weren't equipped' to deal with guests' mental health issues, and allege they were forced to lie during mental health checks on guests in a bid to ensure they could book them for the show.Despite the hit reality show hosting a whopping 20,000 guests during its

Music to our ears! Adele announced her second televised concert special two months after having to delay her Las Vegas residency.

Regé-Jean Page proved that he is still the most dapper of them all, as he stepped out Wednesday night with girlfriend Emily Brown. The star and soccer player’s latest outing at the Dunhill Pre-BAFTA filmmaker's dinner and party was enough to make Lady Whistledown run to the printing press.  The couple was a knockout, as they arrived at the event hand in hand.

Machine Gun Kelly wants you to know the facts.

Jamie Lee Curtis went for realistic when it came to her “Everything Everywhere All At Once” character.

Courteney Cox, Ed Sheeran, Elton John and Brandi Carlile delighted fans last year when they teamed up for a surprise cover.

After recovering from COVID-19, Queen Elizabeth is back in the swing of things.

Kylie Jenner is back on social media after giving birth to her son Wolf.

Rosanna Arquette‘s marriage is coming to an end. On Wednesday, the 62-year-old actress’ husband, Todd Morgan, filed for divorce in Los Angeles, citing “irreconcilable differences.”

Liverpool ECHO reports. Jake Carter, from Childwall, has shared Ring doorbell footage and a CCTV clip of the incident on his TikTok page after the crash happened outside his house in Childwall Park Avenue.One of the riders jumps on his wall and screams: "You nearly killed me, lad.

Anitta’s challenge is taking over the world!If you’ve been on Instagram, TikTok, or Twitter over the past couple weeks, there’s a good chance you’ve seen videos of women (and men!) shaking their read-end. The trend was inspired by the “Girl From Rio” singer, who has been demonstrating the sane twerking routine at all of her recent concerts.

animal cruelty at its worst" has been spared jail.Paris Jade Carding, from Wythenshawe in Manchester, together with her then-boyfriend Grant Leigh Jnr, shared horrific pictures and videos were later shared on a private Facebook group - “The Real Terrier Men and Lurcher Men”.The clips and images showed dogs kept by the couple – and Leigh's father, Grant Leigh Snr, 52 – savagely attacking badgers and foxes.Grant Snr, who was serving a suspended sentence at the time of the offences, operated as an administrator of the group where he boasted about taking his 30-year-old son badger-baiting as a way of celebrating his recent prison release, Tameside Magistrates' Court heard.A joint investigation by RSPCA and Cheshire Police executed raids on October 26, and found six dogs in squalid conditions at Leigh Snr's house on Marler Road in Hyde, and one at Carding's who all had injuries consistent with hunting activities."Leigh Jnr's phone was seized and messages and videos relating to the incidents were found leading to prosecution," prosecutor Hazel Stevens said.All of the dogs - four terriers and three lurcher types - were taken into RSPCA care.The court was shown disturbing footage taken from the phone which showed three dogs attacking a fox while a child is heard saying: "I want to bash it again.”A photo then showed Leigh Jnr holding a horribly injured fox in a "trophy photo".Another video was then shown where Leigh Jnr is helping the youngster "bash" a badger with a shovel.In another video, taken by Carding according to the prosecution, she can be heard saying "they love it, bash! Bash!".Carding, 28, initially denied being present.Ms Stevens said: "You can clearly hear her [Carding] on the film and the enjoyment and

First Dates viewers gushed over a brave woman who whipped off her wig on a date to reveal her bald head.Thursday night's episode took a look back at some of the most memorable daters to appear on the show over the past 8 years.It cast a light on an episode from 2017 where beauty therapist Eve, who suffers from alopecia, met teaching assistant Jordan.Eve, 22, showed up at the show's restaurant in a long, dark wig.After the pair started to get acquainted, Eve stunned Jordan when she said: “I’ve got no hair. I wear a wig”, before revealing her bald head.She went on to say: “And I’ve got tattoos.

Madonna has left fans stunned after she showcased her ageless beauty in her new music video for the remix of her classic song, Frozen.The 63-year-old recently unveiled the video to her legions of fans on Youtube and also shared clips of the song on her Instagram.Dressed in all black, similar to the attire worn in the 1997 version of the video, Madonna sported her long hair in pure white.She also wore a tightly fitted bustier, showcasing her voluptuous chest throughout the scenes.The Material Girl added a pair of fishnet tights to her look as well as a diamond-crusted pendant on her chest.In the recording, Madonna stood in front of the projector screen as images flashed around her in the background.Nigerian singer Fireboy DML has added new lyrics to the remixed version and he also featured in the eye-catching footage.Madonna has been excited to unleash her new video to fans but some have claimed she looked unreognisable.Taking to Instagram, fans recently shared their views on the award-winning singer.One person wrote: "Looks like an alien. Yuck."While Another fan begged the star to "stopppppp" changing her appearance.Meanwhile, a third online ritic mentioned that her face appeared "frozen" in the snap.A fourth person said: "Who is her surgeon!? She looks so amazing!"But others were less critical of the singer, with many liking the song and her look.One happy viewer on Youtube penned: "Madonna is magnificent as always, unique and reinvented over and over again, she knows the trends and moves with them, renewing, inspiring and creating.

There are still more than 120,000 total ballots that need to be counted in Nevada's Clark County, where the majority of uncounted votes reside, officials said Friday. Clark County Registrar of Voters Joseph Gloria said at a press conference on Friday that at least 300 people are involved in the counting process and are working to enter some 63,262 ballots into their system by Sunday.  Most of these ballots were mail-in votes and don't include cured or provisional ballots or other absentee ballots that are still coming in through the postal service.