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KOURTNEY KARDASHIAN 'VOTE KANYE'... Endorsement Pisses Off Fans
Phil Collins wants to kick his ex-wife out of Miami home: reports
Phil Collins is kicking his ex-wife out of his Miami mansion, according to sources close to the singer-songwriter.
Collins, 69, plans to file an eviction lawsuit to remove Orianne Cevey, who says she isn’t going anywhere and recently changed the security codes at the home, according to TMZ.
Cevey, 46, threatened to release potentially embarrassing and false accusations against Collins if he continues with plans to remove her from the sprawling mansion, according to a source.
Phil Collins wants to kick his ex-wife out of Miami home: reports
Yesterday, Kylie - who is worth an estimated $900 million - posted a back-to-school-style snap of her toddler, sporting a light pink Hermes Taurillon Clemence Kelly Ado Backpack, which retails for an eye-watering $12K.
Bethenny, 49, took issue with the picture, writing on Instagram: 'I never say anything about this stuff but this is the most transparent humble brag I've seen yet. It's everything wrong with everything.'
However, after receiving some backlash, Bethenny defended her comment on an Us Weekly Instagram post, adding: 'I'm no stranger to an @Hermes_Paris bag & have a daughter & luxury cars, but flaunting (under the guise of a back to school post) during a pandemic & the greatest unemployment crisis in our lifetime is a choice.'
'It's everything wrong with everything'
Britney Spears' Sister, Jamie Lynn, Secretly Named Trustee Of Singer's Massive Fortune
The new documents claim the trust was amended in 2018, naming Jamie Lynn as the 'trustee' and the move was signed off on by her co-conservators Andrew Wallet, and their father Jamie Spears.
Britney Spears' Sister, Jamie Lynn, Secretly Named Trustee Of Singer's Massive Fortune
The Full House actress appeared before Judge Nathaniel Gorton on Zoom on Friday afternoon, hours after her husband's hearing.
She wore a white shirt and nodded intently while listening to the judge then broke down in tears as she told the virtual courtroom how sorry she was and that she would work the rest of her life to redeem herself.
Brooklyn mom, six kids kicked off JetBlue plane after toddler refused to wear mask
An Epidemic of Depression and Anxiety Among Young Adults
Opinion: Protesting parents don't get it. The Big Ten is looking out for football players' health
How Angelina Jolie is helping to hide skeletons in Brad Pitt’s closet
Seal fears Heidi Klum has ‘hidden agenda’ to permanently move kids to Germany
BLM leader Hawk Newsome defends looters, compares America to ‘terrorists’
MacCallum, the host of “The Story,” clarified that Giuliani was referring to the looters who destroy businesses.
“OK, so when America goes and steals diamonds and oils, who’s calling us terrorists?” Newsome responded. “When the American government goes and pillages different countries, who’s calling us terrorists?”
MacCallum then asked Newsome for his response to a clip of Ariel Atkins, a BLM activist in Chicago, who said looting was a form of reparations.
He pivoted the conversation to white supremacy.
BLM leader Hawk Newsome defends looters, compares America to ‘terrorists’
Illinois ‘Karen’ arrested for hitting black bicyclist she says was trespassing
Son of Sweetie Pie's owner charged in murder-for-hire plot that killed owner's grandson
James Timothy Norman, 41, of Jackson, Mississippi, was arrested Tuesday, one week after being charged with conspiracy to use interstate commerce facilities in the commission of a murder-for-hire, resulting in death.
The nephew, Andre Montgomery, was Robbie Montgomery’s grandson. Her show, “Welcome to Sweetie Pie’s,” aired for five seasons starting in 2011 on OWN. She is a former backup singer for Ike and Tina Turner.
Both Norman and Andre Montgomery appeared on “Welcome to Sweetie Pie’s.” Robbie Montgomery sued Norman in 2016, claiming his operation of three Sweetie Pie’s restaurants was a copyright infringement.
Andre Montgomery was fatally shot March 14, 2016, near Fairground Park.
Seven men shot, one fatally, in three-hour span across NYC
Suspect arrested in shooting of straphanger at Grand Central Terminal
Subway shooting victim identified as Manhattan pizzeria worker
Straight, Middle-Aged Men are Being Charged More to Use Tinder Plus
The consumer group Choice enlisted 60 mystery shoppers to sign up for Tinder Plus—a “premium subscription plan” that gives users the ability to undo accidental swipes, change their location, and dish out an unlimited number of “likes”—and compared the rates they were offered.
"Nowhere on Tinder's website, privacy policy, or in its terms and conditions does the company say that it will charge you a different price based on your personal data," Choice's Erin Turner told the ABC. The company further alleges that Tinder's terms of use aren’t transparent enough, since users aren’t told that pricing models are dictated by the details of their personal data.
Please, I Beg You, a Moratorium on Even Joking About Celebrities Running for President
LGBTQ organization’s office building torched during D.C. riots
Riots, arson leave Minnesota communities of color devastated
George Floyd's GoFundMe campaign raises more than $4 million
As of Saturday night, the fundraiser raised nearly $4.4 million, significantly surpassing its $1.5 million goal. It has received donations from more than 174,000 people.
The GoFundMe page, which was started by Floyd's brother Philonise Floyd, says it was established "to cover funeral and burial expenses, mental and grief counseling, lodging and travel for all court proceedings, and to assist our family in the days to come as we continue to seek justice for George."
Police searching for Brooklyn man who groped 7 women in 3 hours
Police say the male suspect approached several women in a three-and-a-half-hour period between 8:00 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. in Bedford Stuyvesant.
All of the victims were approached while they were walking on the street, authorities say.
SEE IT: Bronx robbers try to grab woman’s phone, shove her to the ground
‘It makes people feel unsafe’: Brooklyn serial groper suspect says in apology — after he’s caught
Man Charged with Killing Teen Who Chased His Son Through Ashburn: Prosecutors
Suspect In Saturday Shooting Arrested; Money At Root Of Dispute
Louisiana police officer faces rape charge after being accused of coercing sex during speeding stop
Woman Robbed at Gunpoint in Naperville Motel Room
Married couple, 85 and 86, shot dead at Delaware veterans cemetery
Bumping into each other outside Brooklyn housing project leads to beatdown
Missouri man poses as teenage girl on social media to solicit sex photos from kids: Police
In a plea agreement filed Friday in a federal court in Los Angeles, 57-year-old Santa Monica man Antonio Wilson — whose aliases include “Dr. Tony Mariot” and “Brice Carrington” — admitted to the federal charge, the U.S. attorney’s office said in a statement, The Associated Press reports.
Armed robber targets pedestrians in Ravenswood: police
"These kinds of high-risk sex offenders are the most dangerous kind of criminal and the most likely to re-offend," Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer said in a news release. "They are doing everything they can to avoid detection by the parole officers assigned to monitor them so they can potentially commit additional sex offenses. These are not the kind of people who should be getting a break."
The sex offenders — convicted of crimes ranging from indecent exposure and sexual battery to child molestation — were released beginning April 7, many of them spending just days behind bars instead of the six months required by law for registered sex offenders who violate parole by removing or disabling GPS monitors.
"It is not the Court's responsibility to control the jail population by releasing these dangerous criminals back into our communities," Spitzer said. "The residents of Orange County deserve to have the peace of mind that registered sex offenders are being held accountable and not just let out the front door of a jail by a court commissioner who refuses to follow the law."
A cult leader held ex-gay torture sessions in her home. A former follower came back with a gun.
Indiana postal worker may have been fatally shot over delayed stimulus check
Heavily tattooed Florida man allegedly abducted, drugged, beat woman in camper
Ariz. Mom Was Seen 'Screaming for Help' Before Being Found Dead — as 4 Women Are Arrested
Man left with fractured face in ‘transphobic or homophobic’ London tube attack
Ex-NFL Linebacker Telvin Smith Accused Of Having Sex With Underage Girl
Teen Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter in Frederick Fair Attack
Men try to steal Indiana woman’s stimulus money by holding her against her will: police
The alleged break-in happened about 1:30 a.m. while she was sleeping in her Lake Station home, according to a court document from the Lake County state’s attorney’s office.
The armed men, who she knew, used a stolen key to enter and woke her up, the court document states.
They took her phone and demanded money, which they knew she just got from a stimulus check, according to Lake County police Chief James Richardson.
One of the men, Christopher Henderson, allegedly pointed a gun at her face and released its clip to show her it was loaded, the document states.
He allegedly told her, “these are for you,” referring to the bullets, according to the document.
Man jailed for using his urine as a poison to attack prison officer
Driver charged with murder after woman he allegedly struck dies of coronavirus
