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Victoria Beckham reportedly feels "guilty" and "frustrated" after her eldest son Brooklyn Beckham was abruptly dropped as an ambassador for clothing brand Superdry.

Mike Shouhed is facing 14 criminal charges after a March incident. Earlier this month, the Los Angeles City Attorney charged the 43-year-old star with domestic violence, battery and unlawfully attempting to dissuade a witness, among other charges, ET confirms.

Shanna Moakler's boyfriend, Matthew Rondeau, is maintaining his innocence after being charged with felony domestic violence. According to new court docs obtained by ET, during a pre-trial hearing Monday, Rondeau pled not guilty to all counts, including one count of domestic violence, one count of vandalism and one count of battery, following an alleged altercation with Moakler in February, which ultimately led to his arrest.In a statement shared exclusively with ET, Rondeau said he let his emotions get the best of him and is praying that the city of Los Angeles drops all the charges against him.He also addressed a now-viral video he posted to Moakler's Instagram account, in which he accused her of cheating on him while calling her a number of names, including a «f**king liar,» «sociopath» and «narcissist.» In that same video, Rondeau also used a racial slur that appeared to be directed at someone commenting on his Instagram Live session.

A mum has been found guilty of shaking a baby to death in what has been described as a "violent and abusive" attack.

R Kelly’s former manager Donnell Russell was found guilty on Friday of threatening physical harm by interstate communication in relation to a phone call he made to a New York cinema in late 2018 in a successful bid to stop a screening of the documentary ‘Surviving R Kelly’. The guilty verdict came at the end of a short trial that began last week in the New York courts.The December 2018 screening at the NeueHouse Madison Square complex was called off after an anonymous man made phone calls to both emergency services and the cinema itself to the effect that he would “shoot up the place” if the film was shown.

robbing five separate victims over a span of nine months, from June 2021 to March 2022. Patterson would target potential victims by using Grindr, arranging to meet them at their homes or in hotel rooms under the pretense of sexual encounters. Once inside, Patterson would ask to use victims’ phones.During a July 2021 incident, one victim gave his phone to Patterson, who went to the victim’s kitchen, pulled out a kitchen knife, threatened the victim, and used the victim’s Venmo account to steal $3,950.

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A pensioner who slashed his wife’s throat then tried to kill himself as part of a suicide pact has been convicted of manslaughter. Graham Mansfield, 73, claimed he and his wife of more than 40 years had agreed that he would kill her when her terminal cancer got "too bad".

YoungBoy Never Broke Again was found not guilty in the LA courts on Friday of possessing a firearm, in one of two criminal cases the rapper has been battling of late which could result in significant jail time due to a past conviction.The case being heard in the LA courts related to an incident in March 2021, which in turn was linked to the other criminal proceedings he is facing, in which he is among sixteen people accused of possessing illegal guns and drugs at a video shoot in Baton Rouge, Louisiana in 2020.Police in LA were responding to an arrest warrant stemming from the Baton Rouge case when they found another gun in a vehicle being driven by the rapper, real name Kentrell Gaulden. He fled the scene after being chased by LA police, who then discovered the weapon in Gaulden’s abandoned vehicle.Lawyers for the rapper argued that Gaulden, unaware of the arrest warrant in relation to the Baton Rouge case, was confused by the scale of the police operation in LA, which is why he fled the scene.

YoungBoy Never Broke Again (aka NBA YoungBoy, real name Kentrell Gaulden) has been found not guilty in his California case regarding a federal weapons possession charge, a Los Angeles jury ruled on Friday (July 15).As reported by Stereogum, the rapper was arrested in LA last March. It’s said that prosecutors in the city had a federal warrant out for Gaulden’s arrest – stemming from his September 2020 charges in Louisiana – and although he was cooperative with them at first, he eventually led the authorities on a “high-speed chase” in his Mercedes Maybach.

That father who fatally ran over his wife in the airport parking lot — with their son still in the car — has pleaded guilty.

Some of Jen Shah’s closest friends are feeling betrayed now that they know the truth!

Jen Shah is facing some serious legal consequences after pleading guilty to fraud charges — but she isn’t the only one!

Andy Cohen wants to make his feelings on Jen Shah‘s guilty plea in her ongoing fraud case crystal clear.

Elizabeth Holmes’ ex-boyfriend, was found guilty in the criminal fraud case surrounding the downfall of the biotech startup. The verdict comes after a lengthy trial, which first started in March, the same month, a true-crime series depicting the rise and fall of Theranos, premiered on Hulu.After four full days of deliberation, the jury determined that Balwani was guilty of all 12 criminal fraud charges brought against him.

Brittney Griner pleaded guilty in Russia on Thursday to drug possession and smuggling charges, telling a Moscow court she brought marijuana into the country by accident.Griner was arrested at a Moscow airport in February after Russian officials claimed she had cannabis oil in her luggage. A Russian judge ordered Griner, the Phoenix Mercury center who played in Russia during the WNBA off-season, to remain in custody.«I would like to plead guilty on the charges against me, but I had no intention on breaking any Russian law,» she said in court.

This Colorado funeral home operator would give an arm and a leg for some extra cash… your family member’s!

Eric Holder Jr., the man accused in the 2019 murder of Ermias Asghedom a.k.a. Nipsey Hussle, was found guilty of first-degree murder today (July 6), the New York Times reports.

Jurors found a 32-year-old man guilty of first-degree murder Wednesday for the 2019 fatal shooting of rapper Nipsey Hussle.

Eric R. Holder Jr. has been found guilty of first-degree murder in the 2019 killing of rapper Nipsey Hussle.

Nipsey Hussle in March 2019, has been found guilty of first-degree murder in the trial that finally started and ended after a years-long delay due to the pandemic.The verdict was announced Wednesday in a Los Angeles courtroom. Holder had initially pleaded not guilty and had been held behind bars in lieu of $6.5 million bail. The jury deliberated for less than an hour on the second day of deliberations.