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Cynthia Littleton Business Editor The Securities and Exchange Commission filed a lawsuit Tuesday against Elon Musk, accusing the owner of X of failing to properly disclose his purchases of Twitter stock prior to his acquisition of the social media platform in 2022. The suit, filed in federal court in Washington, D.C., alleges that Musk was required to file a “beneficial ownership” form with the SEC to disclose that he had amassed more than 5% of shares in the company by March 24, 2022. The SEC complaint states that Musk began buying up Twitter shares early in the year.

The fourth season of Louis Theroux‘s podcast launches today with a free-wheeling chat between the off-beat British documentary maker and Hollywood star Willem Dafoe. Famous names Armie Hammer, Jade Thirlwall, Sharon Horgan and Jamie Oliver also appear in this run of The Louis Theroux Podcast, but given Theroux’s propensity for choosing complicated, divisive interview subjects, Deadline wonders if he is still attempting to attract a certain Elon Musk.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor TikTok denied a report that China is looking at potentially facilitating a sale of the app to tech billionaire Elon Musk to keep TikTok operational in America amid a looming U.S. government ban. On Monday, Bloomberg reported that “Chinese officials are evaluating a potential option that involves Elon Musk acquiring the US operations of TikTok” if an American law goes into effect that would require parent company ByteDance to divest its TikTok stake or effectively ban the app in the U.S.

Paula Froelich of NewsNation.“Presumably in the spring/summer,” an unnamed source claimed. “It will involve the boat.”The boat is the Amazon founder’s Koru, the world’s largest sailing yacht at 417 feet, which cost over $500 million to build, according to Bloomberg.

January 10, 2025It comes after Elon Musk announced back in 2022 that parody accounts would need to mark themselves as such or risk a permanent suspension following a number of Hollywood actors with verified accounts who had their pages suspended for parodying the social media platform’s boss including those of US comedians Sarah Silverman and Kathy Griffin.“Going forward, any Twitter handles engaging in impersonation without clearly specifying ‘parody’ will be permanently suspended,” Musk said at the time.Meanwhile, Mark Zuckerberg recently announced that Meta will get rid of fact-checkers and allow for more political content to be posted.The action will be implemented across Meta platforms including Facebook, Instagram and Threads, and is set to “dramatically reduce the amount of censorship” implemented. This is a similar model to X (formerly known as Twitter), which relies on other users to add context and warnings to posts.Zuckerberg announced the news in a recent video, saying that the move will begin in the United States and come in light of Donald Trump returning to The White House as US President.The Community Notes approach was introduced to Twitter by Musk following his takeover of the platform.

Piers Morgan, one of the most recognizable and controversial figures in British media. Morgan has big plans for his YouTube show, “Piers Morgan Uncensored,” currently run out of the so-called “News Building”— the 17-story office block near The Shard skyscraper that houses Rupert Murdoch’s U.K. empire (including The Sun and The Times).Most notably, Morgan hopes “Uncensored” will be the forum for an interview pairing Donald Trump with Elon Musk, the billionaire turned presidential wingman.

There are similarities between Elon Musk and Man United's biggest shareholder Sir Jim Ratcliffe a football finance expert has said.

Rochdale's MP says the town's name has been 'exploited' by people 'treating child rape as a political game.' The Prime Minister remains embroiled in a row with billionaire Elon Musk over calls for a national investigation into child sexual abuse.

A Greater Manchester MP and government minister has called on Elon Musk to focus on the United States - as Oldham's council leader reaffirmed her commitment to a new inquiry on child sexual abuse. The world's richest man waded in on a row surrounding a Home Office decision not to launch an inquiry into child sexual exploitation in the town.

Imagine being able to buy anything you want in the entire world… and instead you spend your time like this…

Jay-Z clearly has no intention of walking away from 2024 without continuing to put up a fight against rape allegations.

Addie Morfoot Contributor In Asif Kapadia‘s latest documentary, “2073,” Ivanka Trump celebrates her 30th year as leader of a nightmarish fascist police state that was once America. The docudrama blends interviews with journalists and archival real-life news footage with a fictional story starring Samatha Morton to tell a story about a dystopic future that doesn’t feel too far off. The film is inspired by Chris Marker’s 1962 featurette “La Jetée,” about a time traveler who risks his life to change the course of history and save the future of humanity.

Grimes has insisted in a tweet to Azealia Banks that she was not “dumped” by her former partner Elon Musk.Musk and Grimes have three children together – X Æ A-12, born in May 2020, Exa Dark Sideræl Musk, born via surrogate in December 2021, and Techno Mechanicus, known as Tau, born in late 2023.The two announced their split in September 2021, confirming that they had broken up after three years together but “still love each other”.Tweeting in response to Banks, who had called out Grimes for publicly talking about her in a separate tweet, Grimes wrote that her prior comment was “just a funny joke bro” and that she wasn’t “trying to paint u as a villain.”Banks had also tweeted about Grimes’ break-up with Musk, and the electronic pop artist addressed it: “i didn’t “get dumped”. I bounced. My amazing baby is asleep in my bed beside me, I’m in love.

Thomas Brodie-Sangster, who melted hearts as Sam in the Christmas classic Love Actually, is now a married man – and you won't believe who his wife is.The former child star, now a versatile actor at 34, has an impressive CV with roles in hits like the Maze Runner series, Game of Thrones, and The Queen's Gambit. But if you're late to the party and only just watching Love Actually after the festive season, you'll be gobsmacked to learn how Elon Musk is somewhat linked to the iconic film. And Thomas isn't a little boy anymore as he's married to Elon's ex-wife.Talulah Riley, 39, started her acting career on the small screen with parts in Agatha Christie's Poirot and Marple, before landing a main role in E4's short-lived series Nearly Famous.

Thomas Brodie-Sangster melted hearts as the love-struck Sam in the Christmas classic Love Actually, but he's all grown up and married to someone who you might not have guessed. The 34-year-old actor, who first made waves as a child star, has since built an impressive career with roles in the Maze Runner trilogy, Game of Thrones, The Queen’s Gambit and more. His wife, English actress Talulah Riley, 39, started her career on the small screen with roles in Agatha Christie’s Poirot and Marple, and was the lead in E4's short-lived show Nearly Famous in 2007.

Thomas Brodie-Sangster, known for his heartwarming role as Sam in the festive favourite 'Love Actually', is now a married man – and you won't believe who his wife is.

Donald Trump.The bill would also aim to ban speculative ticketing practices in the US, and was passed in the House Of Representatives earlier this year, with it now needing to pass through the Senate to be written into law.The bill arrived in the Senate earlier this week, and despite carrying bipartisan support, its progress was scuppered on Wednesday (December 18) when Trump and his advisors, including Elon Musk, demanded an extra wave of spending cuts.A new revised spending bill was presented to the Senate on Thursday (December 19), but it excluded the TICKET Act and was nevertheless rejected, with 38 Republicans joining the Democrats in opposing it. A further revised spending bill was passed on Friday (December 20) which also failed to include the TICKET Act.The bill is now left in limbo, with Congress likely to move on to other matters.The TICKET Act was designed to mandate that all ticket vendors display the “all-in” price at the point of sale and ban them from selling tickets that they did not have in hand – the practice known as speculative ticketing.

Adam B. Vary Senior Entertainment Writer Martin Short kicked off his monologue for his fifth time hosting “Saturday Night Live” by joking that he had to get through it quickly, because “I have 10 sketches to get to where I play an elf.” He then added: “Also, I left my Uber driver waiting, and you know how testy Matt Gaetz can get,” referring to the disgraced former U.S. congressman.

posting a picture of the multi-billionaire entrepreneur and incoming DOGE co-chair along with the caption, “Take us to the Year 3000.”The apparent play on a 2006 Jonas Brothers hit song came in response to Musk commenting on an older GIF featuring the band rotating a coffee table with the caption “My, how the tables have turned” in reference Musk made to a story about Tesla’s success since President-elect Donald Trump’s win. The presumption of support for Musk drew ire from many on the X platform, formerly known as Twitter, though Jonas never explicitly voiced support for Musk’s ideas.“I hope one day your daughter meets a man who treats her like Elon and the rest of his friends treat women.

the bipartisan spending bill that lawmakers on Capitol Hill are hoping to pass and in turn avoid a government shutdown. “Who is in charge?” asked Goldberg, a vocal critic of President-elect Trump, 78. “Because I’ve been saying it for a while.

Singer-songwriter Nick Jonas stirred reactions for what many X users interpreted as support for Elon Musk, after posting a picture of the multi-billionaire entrepreneur and incoming DOGE co-chair along with the caption, "Take us to the Year 3000." The apparent play on a 2006 Jonas Brothers hit song came in response to Musk commenting on an older GIF featuring the band rotating a coffee table with the caption "My, how the tables have turned" in reference Musk made to a story about Tesla's success since President-elect Donald Trump's win. The presumption of support for Musk drew ire from many on the X platform, formerly known as Twitter, though Jonas never explicitly voiced support for Musk's ideas. "I hope one day your daughter meets a man who treats her like Elon and the rest of his friends treat women.