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Warner Brothers We all know the demon-fighting duo the Warrens have been made popular by Patrick Wilson’s perfect face, but were you aware that the Warrens actually existed? Whether or not they really battled Satan himself remains unknown, but they did inspire 2021’s The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It, which was based on …
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Former President Donald Trump shared a drawing of himself sitting next to Jesus in court on Monday following the first day of his fraud trial in New York City. In a post to his social media platform Truth Social, Trump published a screenshot from X showing a courtroom-style sketch of himself and the religious figure. …
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Plaintiff’s lawyer: “May I ask how tall you are?” Gwyneth Paltrow: “I’m just under 5’10.” Lawyer: “I am so jealous.” Paltrow: “I think I’m shrinking though.” Lawyer: “I have to wear 4-inch heels just to make it to 5’5.” Paltrow: “Well, they’re very nice.” pic.twitter.com/nB2kc503Ac — The Recount (@therecount) March 24, 2023 Source: https://www.buzzfeed.com/stephaniesoteriou/gwyneth-paltrow-hasnt-processed-ski-crash-trial
In July 2023, Michael Turney was found not guilty of murdering his stepdaughter Alissa Turney. She went missing in 2001 and has never been found. By D.M. Sep. 19 2023, Published 11:26 p.m. ET The Gist: Alissa Turney went missing in 2001. Her stepfather, Michael Turney, was later charged in connection with her disappearance. Michael …
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Roxanne Werner, a communications employee for the Harris County Attorney’s Office in Texas, poked fun at a photo of Texas State Senator Angela Paxton (R-McKinney) contemplating her wedding ring during the impeachment trial of her husband, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. “Girlie you do not have to do this. He is literally just a guy,” …
Getty Image Across all his indictments and lawsuits, Donald Trump has always maintained his innocence. Surely he’d want the public to know irrefutable proof of that, so that he can move on with his life. So why is he always trying to delay or gum up the works of his many trials? Surely it’s not …
Getty Image Donald Trump spent most of last week getting bombarded with the fallout from his indictment in Georgia, which has already resulted in the former president posing for a mugshot and watching his biggest fear come to life as three codefendants flipped on him. So the last thing Trump needed was more bad news, …
Analysis It’s been more than a year since the defamation trial of Johnny Depp versus Amber Heard concluded in Virginia. Is that enough time for a documentary about the chaotic trial to really have some resonance, to zoom out and make sense of what we all saw? Potentially, if done well. The new Netflix doc …
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Neonatal nurse from Chester, England, Lucy Letby, has been on trial. What is happening with the trial and what did she do? We break it down below. Trigger warning: This article contains mentions of murdering children. It is interesting to think about how much trust we put in our medical professionals. We don’t know them …
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Getty Image Donald Trump may have wanted a fourth indictment to lock down the GOP nomination, but now that he has one, he may have wisher’s remorse. After all, if Fulton County, Georgia DA Fani Willis gets her wish, the trial into whether he and 18 other defendants committed election interference could start at the …
Getty Image Tory Lanez’s sentencing in the Megan Thee Stallion shooting trial was set to be delivered yesterday (August 7), but it was ultimately postponed to today. One interesting note from yesterday, though, was the fact that Iggy Azalea was one of many people who wrote a letter on Lanez’ behalf. Now, she has clarified …
Climate change deniers accusing a dam of a devastating, deadly flood in Italy could be sued for spreading panic on social media in what would be a milestone trial against online conspiracy theorists. Last May, torrential rains flooded Emilia-Romagna, a central region of Italy, leaving a hundred villages and towns under water for days. The …
