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Attorney General Pamela Bondi is asking prosecutors to seek the death penalty in Luigi Mangione‘s case.

EXCLUSIVE: Turner Sports’ truTV and Max have acquired Dreambreaker: A Pickleball Story, “a humorous look into the serious business of our country’s fastest-growing sport.”

Gary Glitter been declared bankrupt after failing to pay more than £500,000 to a victim he was convicted of sexually abusing, when she was 12.The disgraced glam-rocker (real name Paul Gadd) was convicted in 2015 of abusing the woman between 1975 and 1980, as well as two other young people, and was last year ordered to pay the victim damages of £508,800.The sum also included £381,000 in lost earnings and £7,800 for future therapy and treatment.Richard Scorer, head of abuse law at Slater and Gordon, the law firm representing the woman, confirmed 80-year-old Gadd had been made bankrupt, adding he had refused to co-operate and “continues to treat his victims with contempt,” reports BBC News.In a statement, he added: “We hope and trust that the parole board will take his behaviour into account in any future parole applications, as it clearly demonstrates that he has never changed, shows no remorse and remains a serious risk to the public.”Gadd was jailed for 16 years after his conviction in 2015, and released in February 2023 after serving half his sentence.He was returned to prison six weeks later after it was found he had breached his licence conditions by allegedly viewing downloaded images of children.At the time of the original hearing, the High Court heard that the woman had been unable to work for decades due to the abuse, and had suffered lifelong mental scarring.Judge Mrs Justice Tipples ruled at the time that she was satisfied the woman had not been able to find “any meaningful employment throughout her life” as a result, and awarded her damages for complex psychological therapy and treatment and loss of earnings.In her ruling, the judge also said Gadd had failed to acknowledge the compensation claim had been lodged

Naman Ramachandran Pakistan superstar Fawad Khan and Bollywood star Vaani Kapoor‘s romantic comedy “Abir Gulaal” has set a release date and unveiled a teaser. “This heartwarming tale unfolds in the picturesque streets of London, weaving a love story filled with unexpected turns, tender moments, and pure magic. Audiences can expect a delightful blend of laughter, tender moments, and the undeniable chemistry between Fawad Khan and Vaani Kapoor,” the synopsis says.

When NewJeans first emerged in 2022 their sleek and playful take on K-pop felt like an instant refresh. Their breakout EP featured credits from Erika de Casier and experimental pop duo Smerz who brought an underground, club-orientated looseness to the slick and precise girl group sound.

With six weeks to go until Sean “Diddy” Combs’ criminal trial for sex trafficking and more begins, the currently incarcerated Bad Boy Records founder now has one less lawsuit to deal with among the dozens he is fighting.

Steven J. Horowitz Senior Music Writer A New York judge dismissed one of the many sexual assault lawsuits against Sean “Diddy” Combs today after a Jane Doe chose not to reveal her identity by pursuing the case. In the suit, originally filed by attorney Tony Buzbee in Oct.

“Gene and Betsy Hackman’s names, likenesses and images are valuable and need to be protected and is clearly proven out by virtue of the press wanting to get his hands on the documents to exploit them for their own personal profit and gain. said attorney Kurt Sommer for the estate at a hearing today in New Mexico over releasing materials related to the February deaths of the couple. “This estate has a duty to protect Gene and Betsy’s property, including photographs and videos of their dead bodies,” the Sante Fe lawyer asserted.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer It’s been a tough few years for the theater business, and it’s been particularly brutal in San Francisco. Since the pandemic began, the city has lost the Embarcadero Center Cinema, the Century Theatres in the Westfield Mall and CinéArts at the Empire. But for sheer financial calamity, it would be hard to top the CGV Cinemas, a 14-screen multiplex in the Tenderloin.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Marine Le Pen, the well-known French far-right leader who ran for president three times and faced off Emmanuel Macron in the second round of the 2022 presidential election with an unprecedented score for her Rassemblement National (National Rally) party, has been barred from running for office for the next five years by a French criminal court on Monday. Prosecuted for embezzlement of public funds and complicity in the embezzlement of public funds, Le Pen was also sentenced to four years in prison, including two years during which she will be forced to wear an electronic bracelet.

Alex Ritman While far from concluded, the ongoing legal saga between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni is proving to be a major source of inspiration for documentary makers. Just weeks after ITN Productions unveiled the swiftly-made “He Said, She Said: Blake Lively vs Justin Baldoni,” Warner Bros. Discovery U.K.

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Manchester Evening News), after he had been jailed in 2013 for a series of historic sexual offences, including rape and indecent assault against one victim.He was serving a sentence of 16 years in HMP Rye Hill, a category B training prison in Warwickshire, with Sue McAllister, the Prisons and Probation Ombudsman, finding that the healthcare he had received was “not equivalent to that which he could have expected to receive in the community”.The government representative, who investigates every death in custody, noted that Reid had been subject to a “delay” in finding a cell, although she could not say whether that had “affected the outcome for him”.Reid pleaded guilty to four charges of indecent assault against a girl, but denied four counts of rape against the same victim.

guilty of wire fraud charges in a Florida courtroom on Friday, according to a report.The “Beautiful Girls” singer and Janice Turner were convicted of all five charges they faced stemming from their May 2024 arrest where they swindled over a million dollars in money and goods from car dealerships, several banks and a mattress firm.Federal prosecutors allege Kingston and Turner attempted to defraud their victims by using fraudulent documents in exchange for luxury cars, jewelry and other goods.The 35-year-old rapper, whose real name is Kisean Anderson, was crying with his hands clasped as the jury read its verdict inside the Fort Lauderdale federal court, WPLG reported.Turner, 62, was accused by the judge of being the “fixer and nerve center” in charge of the scheme as her past convictions for similar crimes painted her as in charge of the scheme.She served a year and a half in prison after pleading guilty to stealing over $160,000 in a bank fraud scheme back in 2006.“Mama Kingston,” as she is known on Instagram, was ordered to be held at the Broward County Jail after the judge considered her to be a flight risk because of her testimony during the trial.Kingston’s defense team described him as a “child” who did not understand finances and would spend the money with no regard.He did not testify during the trial.“Protect my mother,” the rapper cried out as US Marshalls took Turner into custody, the outlet reported.Kingston was placed under house arrest and with bond conditions of a $200,000 surety bond in cash.He also has to put up a relative’s $500,000 house as part of the bond requirement.Kingston remained silent and didn’t answer questions from reporters as he left the courthouse after his conviction.The arrests stemmed

Steven J. Horowitz Senior Music Writer Sean Kingston and his mother were found guilty of wire fraud in their $1 million federal trial, facing decades in prison. The jury deliberated for three hours today in Broward County court, reports CBS News, to find the 35-year-old singer (born Kisean Paul Anderson) and his mother, Janice Turner, guilty on one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and four counts of wire fraud.

Carlos Watson, the founder and former CEO of Ozy Media, is not going to prison after all.

A federal judge blocked the Trump administration from dismantling the Voice of America, the U.S.-run international broadcasting service.

The future of Technicolor Group’s French subsidiaries has become clearer following the release of Paris Commercial Court’s decision on several acquisition offers.

EXCLUSIVE: There are signs of movement at Landmark Theatres, which is planning extensive remodeling at three of its top locations — Bethesda Row, Lagoon and Kendall Square – and has elevated President Kevin Holloway to chief executive.

Prime Video’s Tribunal Justice is on track for a September 8 launch in U.S. broadcast syndication. The court show’s distributor, Scott Koondel‘s Sox Entertainment, has closed multi-year deals in TV markets covering nearly 95% of the country. That includes pacts with major broadcast groups including Nexstar, Gray, Sinclair, Tegna, Hearst, Sunbeam, Cox Media, Scripps, Weigel, Mission, News Press and Marquee.