Russell Simmons Addresses Sexual Assault Allegations: ‘I Could Never Say That Someone Doesn’t Feel Victimized’

Ukrainian forces has reportedly got the Russian army “on the run” as their supplies will only last them two weeks, according to a senior UK defence source. Vladimir Putin’s troops are only able to continue fighting with full stomachs for around 10-14 days as they look to take the capital Kyiv from Ukraine forces.

stabbed following his drop off.The unnamed worker had just made a food delivery to the property in Newark, Nottingham, when the victim came running towards his vehicle covered in blood on July 7 last year.Nottingham Crown Court heard she jumped into the vehicle and screamed "please just go" after suffering injuries in a brutal “unprovoked” attack by her partner's brother Andrius Sidlauskas.She asked him to take her to hospital before she called another person asking them to call the police following the stabbing on Tudor Close.A short time later, the quick thinking driver saw two ambulances waiting at traffic lights and pulled up next to them.The woman got out and paramedics came to her aid before taking her straight to hospital.She required emergency surgery for multiple stab wounds to her body, which included her liver, stomach, chest and arm.Police said her injuries were “very serious” and praised her for helping with the prosecution's case while she recovers from “significant physical and emotional injuries”.Sidlauskas, 34, attacked the victim after she had just taken the food she had ordered into the living room before going into the kitchen.As she opened the fridge door Sidlauskas began to stab her but she managed to run out of the front door to the safety of the delivery driver.Sidlauskas, of Tudor Close, went on to plead guilty to wounding with intent and was jailed for four years on Friday (March 11).Detective Inspector Craig Hall, of Nottinghamshire Police, said: “The victim’s injuries in this case were very serious as a result of this vicious attack by Sidlauskas.“I would like to commend the delivery driver for their fast actions in protecting the victim and alerting the police.“Our response team and

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Leona Burton, 36, has been living out of suitcases and having adventures with her husband Lee and their children Kian, 18, Kye, 16, Enna, 14, Olana, 8, and Elis, 5 (with another one on the way) for the past four years.Deciding to pack up our lives to travel came from a single conversation with my husband Lee in 2018. After a crazy day at work I announced, ‘I’m done with the UK. If it wasn’t for you and your family, I'd move abroad’.

London, or who has perused the city on Rightmove, will know that there are plenty of unusual, wacky and downright expensive houses on the capital’s market.Whether you fall in love with a classic Victorian home or spot a modern work of art that you dream of living in there’s a little bit of everything in the Big Smoke.But, sometimes, the most unusual homes aren’t as flashy as you might think – and often hide in plain sight.Some properties in the capital even hide from public view, such as two houses in the centre of London that are managed by Transport for London (TFL).Walking past, the buildings look like unassuming terraced houses, but actually they’re hiding history behind six inches or normal looking walls.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentNetflix has set the launch date for “Borgen – Power & Glory,” the new version of the hit Danish political drama, for April 14 across the Nordics and on June 2 in the rest of the world.Directed by Per Fly, “Borgen – Power & Glory” brings back Birgitte Nyborg (Sidse Babett Knudsen) who has just been appointed Minister for Foreign Affairs when a drilling company suddenly discovers oil in Greenland. The event sparks an international struggle for power in the Arctic.“The series deals with some of the biggest political issues of our time, as well the relevance of the Danish Realm in the modern world, the superpowers’ battle for control of the Arctic – and not least, the climate crisis,” said Netflix, which described “Power & Glory” as “a stand-alone continuation of the previous seasons of ‘Borgen.'” The streamer added that “the main story focuses on the struggle for power and what power does to people – both professionally and on a personal level.”Other prominent characters in “Power & Glory” will include Katrine Fønsmark (Birgitte Hjort Sørensen) who was previously head of press.

Lisa Kennedy “Gabby Giffords Won’t Back Down” begins with the former Arizona representative placing flowers in memorial vases for victims of gun violence. With a voiceover rife with potent pauses, her cadence sounds for a moment like a spoken word poem. While her rhythm is indeed intentional and meaningful, it’s not out of a sense of artistry.

One proud mom! Rosie Huntington-Whiteley shared some of the first photos of her baby girl on Monday in a heartwarming post.

Jeremy Kyle spent 14 years fronting his own ITV daytime show, The Jeremy Kyle Show, up until May 2019 when it was axed after the tragic death of guest Steve Dymond. Steve, who was 63 at the time, passed away just days after he recorded an episode. He took his own life after failing a lie-detector test on the show to prove he wasn’t cheating on his fiancee – he was booed and jeered by the audience.

Marilyn Manson, who Wood has accused of grooming before subjecting her to “horrific abuse” when they began a relationship.Manson – real name Brian Hugh Warner – sued Wood for defamation, emotional distress and “impersonation over the internet” earlier this month, seeking a jury trial and naming both Wood along with Illma Gore (who is described as Wood’s “on-again, off-again romantic partner” in the lawsuit) as defendants.In the lawsuit, filed in California court, Manson alleges that Wood and Gore committed “wrongful and illegal acts done in furtherance of a conspiracy… to publicly cast [Warner] as a rapist and abuser – a malicious falsehood that has derailed Warner’s successful music, TV, and film career”.The lawsuit claims Wood and Gore “recruited, coordinated and pressured prospective accusers to emerge simultaneously with allegations of rape and abuse against Warner”, and alleges they impersonated an FBI agent in order to “create the false appearance that Warner’s alleged ‘victims’ and their families were in danger, and that there was a federal criminal investigation of Warner ongoing”.It followed the premiere of Wood’s documentary, Phoenix Rising, at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival. Set to arrive on HBO Max today (March 15), the Amy Berg-directed film recounts the abuse Wood allegedly suffered from Manson, and follows her decision to publicly accuse him last year.Now, appearing on The View, Wood has spoken out about Manson’s lawsuit.

ASTRO sub-unit Moonbin and Sanha have made a comeback with their sensual new single ‘Who’ from their new mini-album ‘Refuge’.In the dark visual, the duo enter a disorienting new world, surrounded by smoke and mirrors as their vision grows blurry. The pair begin dancing in an eerie church pew, which appears increasingly decrepit throughout the video.“Here, I can take us home / Fold the mistake that is seen beyond / Close your eyes, rockabye, a-bye, a-bye,” they sing on the track’s intense bridge.‘Who’ is the lead single of the duo’s brand-new mini-album ‘Refuge’, which also includes tracks like ‘BOO’, ‘Distance’ and their laidback pre-release single ‘Ghost Town’, which also received a music video.The pair had debuted as ASTRO’s first sub-unit in September 2020 with their mini-album ‘In-Out’, led by the single ‘Bad Idea’.This release by Moonbin and Sanha comes just a week after Fantagio Music announced that the duo had been diagnosed with COVID-19.

Lorraine Kelly on her podcast What if? The former Strictly Come Dancing star explained that some “clumsy” fans approach her saying things that “frighten” her children.She said: “I think, you know, the stuff that I need to get better at understanding and I’m trying to sort of educate myself, and I definitely said the wrong things to people before, or edited stuff and deleted it and thought, ‘maybe that’s not right’.“Sometimes, even now, people can be inappropriate and intrusive to me.“It very rarely comes from a nasty place, it probably comes from a clumsy, sort of, desperate to do the right thing."Katie went on: “And maybe it’s a mixture now for me, like, if I think about people who I work with, the charity who aren’t in the public eye, a lot of the reactions they get I because they look different.“And I think mine is a dual thing of like, ‘she looks a bit different’, ‘oh, I’ve seen you on Loose Women’.“So it could be one of the other, but I think the thing I find hard is when I’m out with my children and people get a bit overwhelmed and they start saying stuff to me that frightens my kids.”However, Katie stressed that people who recognise her on the street are not trying to be “nasty” with their “inappropriate” comments.She explained that other survivors unintentionally use inappropriate language when speaking to her in an attempt to relate to her experience.Katie said: “And again, it’s not on purpose, I think they just think, ‘oh, that’s someone I know’, and they’ll come up and use inappropriate language, they’ll say things like, ‘I was raped too’.“And it’s really hard.

Naman Ramachandran Ahead of its summer launch in the U.K., streamer Paramount Plus has unveiled a raft of U.K. original unscripted commissions. “Haunted” (working title, 4×60) details the most terrifying paranormal cases in Britain and America, combining personal testimony with archive and dramatic reconstruction.

Anita Rani may usually be seen climbing a mountain, soaking up the great outdoors and being at one with nature, but the Countryfile presenter also has a passion for a very different location - the set of period drama Downton Abbey.Exclusive: Lesley Nicol teases Downton Abbey sequel - 'It made me cry'"I'd say yes to a cameo role in a heartbeat," she told HELLO!, celebrating her dream presenting gig as co-host of Downton Abbey: The Official Podcast. "I've definitely dropped massive hints."WATCH: Will you be watching the Downton Abbey sequel?The podcasts see 44-year-old Anita interviewing cast members including Michelle Dockery (Lady Mary), Hugh Bonneville (the Earl of Grantham) and Elizabeth McGovern (the Countess), as well as going behind the scenes of new film Downton Abbey: A New Era.MORE: Downton Abbey's Michelle Dockery shares exciting news after confirming engagementREAD: Downton Abbey writer Julian Fellowes on the difficulties of killing off beloved characters"I was starstruck by all of them.

Louise Redknapp has responded to concerned fans who warned that her new puppy's chew toy is "dangerous".MORE: Louise Redknapp undergoes transformation for exciting role after family joyThe 47-year-old, who recently welcomed a bulldog called Banksy Blu, took to her Instagram page on Sunday to share a short clip of her pooch chewing on the potentially hazardous rawhide.WATCH: Louise Redknapp sparks reaction with this video of new puppy"Banksy Blu having a chew [blue heart emoji]," she simply remarked in the caption. But some of her followers quickly encourage the star to remove the object.MORE: Louise Redknapp looks divine in chic skin-tight outfit on fun night outSEE: Louise Redknapp looks flawless as she poses with her sweet 'Valentine' days after family death"Gorgeous but I wouldn't recommend rawhide it is so bad as the stomach cannot digest once swallowed," said one, while another wrote: "Beautiful pup… but rawhide is a big no, can cause serious stomach and intestinal problems in dogs, he’s a handsome little fella, to cute."A third post read: "Be super careful with rawhide babe especially with bull breeds, they can be so dangerous.

@breakfastclubam @cthagod @angelayee @djenvyWhy? Why do you carry water for this man? Why now? Why are you so tone deaf?You’re all complicit in ensuring that Black women’s right to bodily autonomy continues to be denied. You’re also rape apologists.

Russell Simmons has once again denied the sexual assault allegations against him, insisting that while he’s guilty of being a “playboy”, he has never forced himself on anyone.

Russell Simmons has once again denied the sexual assault allegations against him, insisting that while he’s guilty of being a “playboy”, he has never forced himself on anyone.Accusations against the hip-hop mogul first emerged in 2017, in a New York Times article in which Drew Dixon, a former executive at his Def Jam record label, claimed Simmons raped her at his apartment in Manhattan, New York.Two more women, Sil Lai Abrams and Sheri Sher, have also accused Simmons of sexual misconduct, but as he appeared on radio show The Breakfast Club on Wednesday, the 62-year-old again hit back at the claims.When co-host Charlamagne tha God asked Simmons if he’s watched HBO Max docuseries On the Record, in which the three women detail their alleged

On the Record — which features accounts from multiple women accusing Russell Simmons of rape — the hip-hop mogul was invited onto The Breakfast Club, where he once again denied the allegations against him."Back then, I thought it was a game…. There were no Black actresses that I didn’t date and they’re my friends today," Simmons said on the long-running radio show.

Following the debut of HBO Max's sexual assault documentary On the Record — which features accounts from multiple women accusing Russell Simmons of rape — the hip-hop mogul was invited onto The Breakfast Club, where he once again denied the allegations against him. "Back then, I thought it was a game….

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorMusic mogul and entrepreneur Russell Simmons, who has been accused of rape or sexual misconduct by multiple women, as recounted in the recent documentary “On the Record,” appeared on “The Breakfast Club” Wednesday morning — and the Time’s Up movement and one of his accusers were quick to respond.