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Vegas lawyer who represented Tupac Shakur’s killer Duane ‘Keffe D’ Davis found dead
The lawyer who defended Tupac Shakurâs convicted killer Duane âKeffe Dâ Davis was found dead in Las Vegas â just days after filing an appeal in the high-profile murder case. The body of Michael Sanft, 55, was discovered inside his Sin City home on Friday morning, his friend Michael Sloan told the Las Vegas Review-Journal.…
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‘Sunrise on the Reaping’ Director Makes a Pitch for Next ‘Hunger Games’ Prequel: ‘Could Be Really Interesting’
“Sunrise on the Reaping” director Francis Lawrence admitted he’s already thought of another possible prequel to add to the “Hunger Games” franchise, with one fan-favorite character on his mind. While speaking with the Lionsgate social media team at the London premiere for “The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping,” Lawrence shouted out the character Plutarch…
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Ousted Paraguayan President Santiago Peña placed under house arrest after bank collapse
Ousted Paraguayan President Santiago Peña was placed under house arrest Friday on suspicion of breach of trust and influence peddling, among other charges, shortly after the Senate removed him from office over the collapse of a government-linked bank that locked nearly half the countryâs 6 million people out of their savings. All 44 senators present…
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‘7th Heaven’ Star Jeremy London Fires Back at ‘Homeless’ Reports, Calls Celebrity News ‘Stupid’
Jeremy London, best known for his roles in “Party of Five,” “7th Heaven” and “Mallrats,” denied being “homeless” after celebrity media outlets picked up his social media posts expressing concerns about his housing and employment situation. Specifically, after People Magazine posted an article Friday, titled “7th Heaven Star Jeremy London Asks for Help Finding a…
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State Dept. offers $20 million reward for information about Iran’s nuke program
The Trump administration is offering the public up to $20 million in exchange for information about Iranâs nuclear program. The bounty is being offered through the State Departmentâs Rewards for Justice Program. Specifically, the US is seeking information about Iranian ânuclear scientists and staff,â ânuclear program-related technologies and capabilitiesâ and âassociated organizations and personnel,â according…
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Runaway piglets lead South Carolina cops on hilarious caught-on-camera foot chase: ‘No ham was done’
They’re career crim-ham-nals. A pair of escaped piglets dubbed “bacon bits” led South Carolina cops on a wild foot chase recently which was hilariously caught on camera. The two runaway pigs were seen dashing across roads and bolting down sidewalks in footage shared by a local resident on Monday — all in an impressive effort…
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Bill Maher Takes Another Shot at Taylor Swift While Mocking Trump, GOP Midterms Losses
Bill Maher once again took aim at Taylor Swift’s personal life, throwing a jab the pop star’s way while mocking the GOP’s poor performance during the midterm elections. During Friday’s monologue for “Real Time,” the comedian weighed in on the midterm elections results, which saw the Democrats flip the Senate and the House of Representatives.…
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Brave 11-year-old NYC girl recalls shoving creep who tried to hug, kidnap her after school: ‘I was scared’
The fearless 11-year-old Bronx girlwho thwarted a creep who tried to kidnap her this week described the harrowing experience in an interview with The Post, including the moment she shoved the sicko and got away. The youngster, Fatima, bravely fended off her still-at-large attacker as she was walked home from school in Mott Haven around…
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With death sentence clemency, Newsom takes another big political risk
While running for California governor in 2018, Gavin Newsom declared that he would rather be bold and fail than retreat to the safety of mediocrity. The two-term governor known for taking big political risks once again made good on that vow Thursday when he moved to offer clemency to every inmate sentenced to death in…
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Urgent weather warning as SoCal fire risk intensifies and power shutoffs loom
Southern California is bracing for a dangerous weekend of howling Santa Ana winds with heightened wildfire danger as officials warn a single spark could unleash a fast-moving inferno. Red Flag Warnings will take effect at 2 a.m. Saturday and remain in place until 6 p.m. across fire-prone portions of Los Angeles and Ventura counties, including…