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Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer A former “director of intelligence” for Kanye West, who changed his name to Ye, sued the performer on Thursday, alleging that he was tasked with investigating the Kardashian family for “sex trafficking.” The former employee, identified only as John Doe, also alleged that he was tasked with hiring private investigators to tail West’s wife, Bianca Censori, while she was visiting her family in Australia. The man also alleges that West blew up at him after he passed along a report of child abuse at West’s school, Donda Academy, to leaders at the company in May. “You’re fucking dead to me!” West said, and then played a “recording of scary voices” that threatened harm to the plaintiff, the suit alleges.

The teenager at the centre of an attempted murder investigation is 'lucky to be alive', police have said in a major update on the case. Another person has been arrested after the 19-year-old was attacked with machetes before being shot when a gunman opened fire in Gorton at around 5.45pm on Monday evening (October 7).

A young woman has died after police were called to reports of a concern for her welfare.

EXCLUSIVE: After breaking tackles for six seasons on the hit Netflix series All American, Daniel Ezra has found a new challenge to run away from as sources tell Deadline he is set to join Paramount’s reimagining of The Running Man starring Glen Powell. Katy O’Brian is also on board with Edgar Wright directing the pic. Wright will also produce with his producing partner Nira Park and Simon Kinberg. Wright co-wrote script with Michael Bacall.

The man accused of murdering Paul Taylor has described burning and then trying to dismember the Scots Army veteran’s body after he died when a late night car-jacking went wrong. Jack Crawley arranged to meet married dad-of-two Mr Taylor, 56, in a secluded location near Carlisle late on October 17 last year.

Erik ten Hag appeared to temper expectations about Manchester United's start to the season before a ball had even been kicked by insisting trophies can still be won even with a bad start to a campaign.

A travel warning has been issued as thousands are expected to visit Manchester this weekend for the half marathon and the Super League final.

Stephen King This essay by Stephen King on his favorite horror movie of all time is one of several contributed as part of Variety’s 100 Best Horror Movies of All Time package. I thought deeply about this question, perhaps more deeply than the subject — my scariest horror movie — deserves… but then, I’ve seen a lot of horror movies, so maybe it’s a valid Q. My conclusion is that the “scariest” varies according to the viewer’s age. As a kid of 16, the scariest movie was “The Haunting” (directed by Robert Wise).

A major search is underway to help trace a missing man who vanished from a Scots town this week.

Good Morning Britain has been inundated with 700 complaints from disgruntled viewers who took issue with the nature of an interview with Nigel Farage.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor Brussels-based sales agency Be For Films has closed distribution deals on Frédéric Farrucci‘s “The Mohican,” which world premiered in the Horizons Extra section of the Venice Film Festival. Territories deals closed include Frenetic Films for Switzerland, Splendid Film for Germany and Austria, Edge Entertainment for Scandinavia, One From the Heart for Greece, and Imovision for Brazil. The company is in discussion for deals for Benelux, Australia, U.S.

British actor Daniel Kaluuya has said a statue memorialising his character in the film Get Out "means the world" to him and feels like a "blessing".

Comedy star Miranda Hart has surprised fans by revealing she secretly got married in the past 10 months. The 51 year old, known for her self-titled BBC show, has kept her husband's identity under wraps, referring to him as 'The Boy from Bristol' or 'The Mould Man'.

cutie Garrett was recently spotted at New York Fashion Week looking considerably more fashion-forward than he did while in the pods, sparking rumors that he did indeed find love, and that his woman might have encouraged a little more sartorial experimentation. See for yourself and decide.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Garrett entered the show looking like a lightly stubbled normie, but these days his hair is longer, his neckline is lower (revealing chest hair and chains, ooh la la), and he’s wearing coordinated sets with artful paint slashes.

Jeremy Strong believes that all actors should be given the chance “to render something that is not necessarily your native habitat,” but he also acknowledges that it’s “valid” to criticize straight actors who play gay roles.

Seems like one of the internet’s big Diddy theories was just proven right… After the Bad Boy Records foun

Comedy queen Miranda Hart has been busy living a fairy tale, as she dished the dirt on her secret wedding to a man fans only know as 'The Boy from Bristol' or affectionately, 'The Mould Man’.The 51 year old star left her fans in shock with the revelation that she had quietly got hitched within the past 10 months. While Miranda’s self-titled hit BBC show saw her hilariously navigating the world of dating, off-screen, she's gone from singleton to spouse in the most romantic plot twist.Those eager for a glimpse into the identity of the mystery man will find hints in Miranda’s new memoir, I Haven't Been Entirely Honest With You.

Seth Meyers‘ new comedy special is coming this month!

HBO is heading down to Florida for its latest oddball comedy series.

The Man With A Thousand Faces, a new documentary about a seductive conman, will be released in UK cinemas this November.Written and directed by French filmmaker Sonia Kronlund, The Man With A Thousand Faces brings to light the crimes of a man known as Ricardo, who manipulated many women into relationships with him by lying about his job and intentions.Here’s the official synopsis: “He goes by the names of Alexandre, Ricardo or Daniel. He calls himself a surgeon or an engineer, Argentinian or Brazilian.

William Earl Melania Trump has released her memoir, the creatively-titled “Melania,” and while it largely reads like a list of accomplishments with very little reflection, coupled with echoes of her husband’s never-ending grievances against targets ranging from the media to trans athletes, there are some occasional flashes of insight. Read five of the key passages below. I saw my friend wave at someone behind me. When I turned around, I noticed a man and an attractive blonde woman approaching us.“Hi. I’m Donald Trump,” the man said when he reached my table. “Nice to meet you.” I recognized the name, and I knew he was a businessman or celebrity, but not much else. He put his hand out to shake mine.“Hello,” I replied. “I’m Melania.”His eyes filled with curiosity and interest, and, seizing the opportunity, he took the seat next to mine and started a conversation. He asked me about my time in New York, my Slovenian home, and my world travels. It was a moment of connection, a brief encounter that left a lasting impression. It was nice to make a new acquaintance.He was accompanied by a beautiful date, so I initially dismissed our conversation as mere pleasantries exchanged at an industry event. The music was loud, and the crowd boisterous, making it difficult to truly connect with someone.From the moment our conversation began, I was captivated by his charm and easygoing nature. There was so much bustling activity around us, but his intent focus on our interaction made me feel like the center of his world. It was a refreshing departure from the usual superficial small talk, and I found myself drawn to his magnetic energy.When his companion left for a moment, he asked me for my phone number. I politely declined his request. He