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Johnny Depp's attorney, Camille Vasquez, has signed on to represent "Yellowstone" actress Q'orianka Kilcher in her legal battle against the state of California after being charged with two felony counts for workers' compensation fraud earlier this year. Vasquez made a name for herself as one of the driving forces behind Depp's victory in the multi-million defamation suit he filed against ex-wife Amber Heard in Virginia.

Huddersfield player pulled his shorts down.Huddersfield were facing Bournemouth at the John Smith Stadium when the camera focussed on David Wagner.The German was pacing up and down his technical area as one of his substitutes stripped to prepare to enter the field.And cameras caught the player accidentally dropping his shorts, revealing his manhood to the world.The video went viral on social media with the apt caption: "Who brought their horse to the game today?"That day was Huddersfield's 'performance of the season', and the relegation fighting Yorkshire side put the Cherries to the sword.The Terriers found the back of the net four times with goals from Alex Pritchard, Steve Mounie, Rajiv van La Parra, and own-goal through Steve Cook."It

straight to your inboxManchester City should have had at least one penalty which would have killed the game against Bournemouth.That was the claim of Gabriel Jesus, who went down under two challenges from Cherries defenders which were both big shouts for a spot kick.The second, a sliding challenge from Steve Cook in the second half, as Jesus danced his way into the box, initially saw referee Lee Mason point to the spot, but then had the virtual assistant referee (VAR) over-rule the on-field decision.That was a tricky decision, as Cook’s lunge was out of control, but he did get a toe on the ball a fraction of a second before the City striker accidentally stood on the defender’s leg.The first one, in the first half, and which was a much

straight to your inbox Manchester City fans are furious after Gabriel Jesus was denied a penalty against Bournemouth and have drawn comparisons to the spot-kick Bruno Fernandes won for Manchester United against Aston Villa recently. City were leading 2-0 midway through the second-half when a wonderful move from the Blues saw David Silva play goalscorer Jesus into the area where he was appeared to be brought down by Steve Cook.