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feeling like P. Diddy. Kesha appeared to cut her Sean “Diddy” Combs reference in her hit 2009 song “Tik Tok” in the wake of singer Cassie’s lawsuit accusing her ex of rape and abuse.

sentenced to serve 30 years in prison on Sept. 7.

30-year prison sentence for rape.According to documents obtained by TMZ, the “That 70’s Show” alum, 47, wants Phillips to have both legal and physical custody of their daughter, Fianna, 9.Masterson requested visitation, which would have to be supervised by prison officials if granted. The Post reached out to a rep for Masterson for comment. Phillips stood by Masterson’s side during his court hearings.

raping and sexually assaulting four women, including a 16-year-old.“So…,” he captioned the short video clip in hopes of getting viewers’ attention. “Hello there, you awakening wonders,” Brand, 48, begins.He continues, “Obviously, it’s been an extraordinary and distressing week and I thank you very much for your support and for questioning the information that you have been presented with.“By now, you’re probably aware that the British government has asked big tech platforms to censor our online content and that some online platforms have complied with that request,” he says, referencing YouTube suspending Brand’s ability to make money on the platform following the allegations against him.

reported by the BBC, the alleged victim, whom they are calling Olivia, claimed the assault happened on June 16, 2008, during the time she was working at the BBC’s Los Angeles location. After letting Brand, 48, and his team inside for a taping, Olivia went to the bathroom next to the radio station, where she bent down and squatted to get some sinus medication from a medicine cabinet.

filed for divorce from the “That ’70s Show” actor, 47, on Monday in a California court citing “irreconcilable differences.” A separation date was listed as “TBD.”The pair married without a prenup and she’s requested that their assets be divided up by the court and considered as separate property. She also wants Masterson to pay her attorneys fees.Additionally, Phillips has requested full custody of their 9-year-old daughter, Fianna, but she will allow their child to visit Masterson while he serves his 30-year sentence for rape.“Ms. Phillips has decided to file for divorce from her husband during this unfortunate time.

in the brand-new docuseries “The Super Models,” which is currently being streamed on Apple TV+.“It’s easier said than done to leave an abusive relationship. I understand that concept, because I lived it.

“That ’70s Show” star was sentenced to 30 years in prison for two rapes he committed in 2003.According to legal docs obtained by TMZ, Phillips filed to end their marriage in a California court on Monday.“Ms. Phillips has decided to file for divorce from her husband during this unfortunate time. Her priority remains with her daughter,” her attorney, Peter A.

Mila Kunis, 40, received for writing support letters for Danny Masterson’s rape case as the reason behind for his decision to depart.“After my wife and I spent several days of listening, personal reflection, learning, and conversations with survivors and the employees and leadership at Thorn, I have determined the responsible thing for me to do is resign as Chairman of the Board, effectively immediately,” Kutcher, 45, wrote on Friday. “I cannot allow my error in judgment to distract from our efforts and the children we serve.”“Victims of sexual abuse have been historically silenced and the character statement I submitted is yet another painful instance of questioning victims who are brave enough to share their experiences,” Kutcher continued.

made for each other. Bijou Phillips is “distraught” after her husband, Danny Masterson, 47, was sentenced last week to 30 years in prison for rape, but the 43-year-old actress has “no plans” to end her 12-year marriage.“She has had a very difficult time since the conviction,” a source told People. “She loves Danny and has no plans to file for divorce.

South Beds News Agency, one of the victims had been encouraged by Altaher to take the drug MCAT, and began engaging in consensual sex with him. But after the man began to feel unwell, Altaher continued to be sexually aggressive with him.

sentenced to 30 years in prison Thursday for raping two women at the height of his fame two decades ago.During a 2004 appearance on “Late Night With Conan O’Brien,” Masterson discussed his Long Island accent — or lack thereof — with O’Brien.After telling the host that he’s lived in Los Angeles for about a decade, Masterson said that his accent “just goes away naturally, and then there’s also certain words that there’s nothing you can do about.” He then said that his friend, actor Bodhi Elfman, “always teases me.” Danny Masterson sentenced to 30 years to life for raping 2 women….Conan knew pic.twitter.com/KEE596oqdl“He says ‘Hi, my name is Danny Masterson, would you like to touch my balls?'” Masterson said, emphasizing the final word in a heavy accent.“So why are you asking people to do that? That’s the more important question,” O’Brien responded.“I mean, you got ’em, you know what I mean? Everybody should grab,” Masterson replied.“I’ve heard about you,” O’Brien responded. “And you’ll be caught soon, I know you will.”“I will,” Masterson said.The clip gained traction on social media in the wake of Masterson’s sentencing on Thursday.The actor, 47, remained stonefaced as Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Charlaine Olmedo handed down the sentence and as his two victims described the trauma they had experienced at his hands.He was sentenced to 15 years for each count, which will be served consecutively, the maximum sentence permitted under the law.“When you raped me, you stole from me,” one of the women testified in court, looking directly at the actor.

The Associated Press. Despite finding her account of the harms she suffered “credible,” an immigration judge denied her application for asylum on the grounds that she failed to provide sufficient evidence proving that she had faced persecution due to her transgender status.The judge noted, in that decision, that attitudes within Guatemala have changed over time, especially in urban or more cosmopolitan areas, and suggested she could relocate elsewhere within Guatemala, citing Santos-Zacaria’s own admission, under cross-examination, that societal mores have changed, albeit slowly, since she first fled.Santos-Zacaria appealed the judge’s decision, and the Board of Immigration Appeals reversed part of the judge’s findings, finding that she had established evidence of past persecution, but had not given enough evidence to suggest she would face future persecution in her home nation if deported back to Guatemala. Her lawyers argued that the BIA should have remanded the case back to the lower court, rather than issuing its own findings of fact. Santos-Zacaria then appealed to the 5th U.S.

Anna Nicole Smith: You Don’t Know Me,” out Tuesday. “She told me that her father had tried to have sex with her,” a tearful Byrum reveals in the doc. “I was really sad to see that.

his former manager filed a lawsuit claiming heraped and sexually abused her.“In light of [the] allegations against Jimmie Allen, BBR Music Group has decided to suspend all activity with him, effective immediately,” read a statement issued Thursday to media outlets. Allen’s former day-to-day manager filed the federal suit as “Jane Doe” Thursday in Tennessee.

disgraced influencer Andrew Tate took to Twitter to criticize the coronation of King Charles III, offering an unlikely opinion for who should rule the UK instead. The ex-kickboxer, 36, had initially tweeted a meme of his face superimposed over the body of Charles during the monarch-making ceremony Saturday.

accused him of raping her.“I can confirm that the LAPD has presented a case regarding Armie Hammer to the (Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office). The matter is currently under review,” DA rep Tiffiny Blacknell told CNN without specifying who made the complaint.The Post has reached out to Hammer’s attorney Andrew Brettler for comment.While details about the claims are unclear, it is known that the “Social Network” star’s former girlfriend Effie Angelova, 26, accused him in 2021 of “violently” raping her and abusing her “mentally, emotionally and sexually” in 2017.Hammer, 36, has denied criminal wrongdoing and has not been charged in the case.At the time, the actor said through an attorney that his interactions with Angelova during their four-year relationship, as well as with other partners, have been “completely consensual, discussed and agreed upon in advance, and mutually participatory.”Some women also have accused Hammer of being into cannibalistic fetishes and BDFSM fantasies.The embattled actor recently claimed he contemplated suicide amid the backlash.“I just walked out into the ocean and swam out as far as I could and hoped that either I drowned, or was hit by a boat, or eaten by a shark,” Hammer, who was living in the Cayman Islands amid the media scrutiny in February 2021, told Air Mail.“Then I realized that my kids were still on shore, and that I couldn’t do that to my kids,” added the actor, who shares two children, Harper, 8, and Ford, 6, with ex Elizabeth Chambers.“I would have these younger women in their mid-20s, and I’m in my 30s,” he said, referring to the age difference in his relationships with alleged victims like Courtney Vucekovich and Paige Lorenze.“I was a successful actor at the time.

would not pursue sexual assault charges against Carter because the statute of limitations had expired, but a recently passed California law temporarily lifted the statute of limitations for sexual assault claims to be brought in civil court.“I’ve faced extraordinary backlash for standing up for myself; I am not the first, however my intention is that I am the last,” Schuman said Tuesday in a statement to The Post.“It’s time that powerful figures in the music industry get the message that they can no longer afford to enable and protect sexual predators. I’m fighting to make the music industry a safer place to work and perform.” As the #MeToo movement got underway, Schuman detailed her accusations against Carter in a 2017 blog post that has since been deleted.“The attack by Nick Carter on Melissa is intolerable.

streaming platform Friday. Based on Jessica Knoll’s best-selling 2015 novel of the same name, the drama concerns successful NYC magazine writer Ani FaNelli (Kunis), whose meteoric rise is jeopardized by a True Crime documentary that details her harrowing experiences in high school.

in their ongoing defamation battle — raising concerns it will stall their upcoming trial, new legal filings show.The “Tik Tok” singer’s lawyers say she is “more than eager” to face the music producer at their upcoming trial — but expressed concern the case could be jeopardized if her two pending appeals are left unresolved, according to the Tuesday filing in Manhattan Supreme Court.“Kesha has an overwhelming interest in having the trial proceed as scheduled on February 20, 2023, not only so that she can seek vindication but also so that she can get this ordeal behind her and move on with her life,” the singer’s attorney, Leah Godesky, wrote to the judge.“While Dr. Luke contends in his letter that he is eager to try this case, he has been doing everything possible in the Court of Appeals to prevent that from happening,” the filing says.The 35-year-old hitmaker has attempted to speed up briefing deadlines, so that oral arguments in both appeals can be heard in either October or November, but those requests have been rejected by Luke, 48, and his legal team.“Kesha has accordingly done everything in her power to try to ensure that trial will begin as scheduled, including by seeking to expedite proceedings in the Court of Appeals.

posted on Twitter.“I would like to dedicate this song to every woman in America, to every woman who now has to worry about her body if she gets pregnant,” the 36-year-old pop star said to a cheering crowd. “I pray that this country will speak up and we will stick together and that we will not stop until it’s right.”Throughout the song, she would take a break from singing to slam the Supreme Court and their June decision to overturn the landmark Roe v. Wade case.