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BREAKING! Rob Reiner and his wife found dead with stab wounds in Los Angeles home
Director-actor Rob Reiner and his wife Michele were the two people found dead Sunday at a Los Angeles home owned by Reiner, according to a law enforcement official briefed on the investigation.
The official could not publicly discuss details of the investigation and spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity.
Investigators believe they suffered stab wounds and a family member is being questioned by investigators.
The Los Angeles Fire Department said it responded to a medical aid request shortly after 3:30 p.m. and found a 78-year-old man and 68-year-old woman dead inside.
Detectives with the Robbery Homicide Division were investigating an “apparent homicide” at Reiner’s home, said Capt. Mike Bland with the Los Angeles Police Department.
Los Angeles police have not confirmed the identities of the people found dead at the residence in the upscale Brentwood neighborhood on the city’s west side that’s home to many celebrities.
Reiner is long one of the most prolific directors in Hollywood, and his work includes some of the most memorable movies of the 1980s and ’90s, including “This is Spinal Tap,” “A Few Good Men,” “When Harry Met Sally” and “The Princess Bride.”
His role as Meathead in the 1970s TV classic “All in the Family” alongside Carol O’Connor’s Archie Bunker catapulted him to fame.
Reiner turned 78 in March. Messages to his representatives were not immediately returned Sunday night.
The son of comedy legend Carl Reiner, Rob Reiner has been married to photographer Michele Singer Reiner since 1989. The two met while he was directing “When Harry Met Sally” and have three children together.
The official could not publicly discuss details of the investigation and spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity.
Investigators believe they suffered stab wounds and a family member is being questioned by investigators.
The Los Angeles Fire Department said it responded to a medical aid request shortly after 3:30 p.m. and found a 78-year-old man and 68-year-old woman dead inside.
Detectives with the Robbery Homicide Division were investigating an “apparent homicide” at Reiner’s home, said Capt. Mike Bland with the Los Angeles Police Department.
Los Angeles police have not confirmed the identities of the people found dead at the residence in the upscale Brentwood neighborhood on the city’s west side that’s home to many celebrities.
Reiner is long one of the most prolific directors in Hollywood, and his work includes some of the most memorable movies of the 1980s and ’90s, including “This is Spinal Tap,” “A Few Good Men,” “When Harry Met Sally” and “The Princess Bride.”
His role as Meathead in the 1970s TV classic “All in the Family” alongside Carol O’Connor’s Archie Bunker catapulted him to fame.
Reiner turned 78 in March. Messages to his representatives were not immediately returned Sunday night.
The son of comedy legend Carl Reiner, Rob Reiner has been married to photographer Michele Singer Reiner since 1989. The two met while he was directing “When Harry Met Sally” and have three children together.
May they rest in Peace!
#RHOA: Shamea Morton sues doctor over chemical peel gone wrong
Real Housewives of Atlanta” star Shamea Morton is suing an Atlanta doctor and her company for medical malpractice after she says she now has “extensive permanent scarring” from a chemical peel.
Morton has filed suit against Jing Jing Wong Harris, M.D., her company Pretty Faces Atlanta, and other defendants, saying Morton “should never have undergone a chemical peel (or any ‘cosmetic pigment treatment’ like a peel, laser, etc.) due to her diagnosis of Tinea Versicolor, which is a fungal condition.”
Morton apparently had the peel in March 2024, where she claims Harris “applied double the amount of the chemical peel recommended by the manufacturer, resulting in second-degree chemical burns, blistering, and permanent scarring.”
A picture of what appears to be the damage done to Morton’s back from the chemical peel is included in the court document.
Morton claimed she “cried in pain due to sensations she was experiencing.”
“[Morton’s] screams were so loud that [Harris], for the first time that day, entered the room where the procedure was being performed and inquired as to what was going on,” the suit said. “When [Morton] reported intense pain to [Harris], [Harris] told her that she was being dramatic.”
The lawsuit also claims that Harris should have referred Morton to another doctor after learning about her diagnosis.
“Instead, Plaintiff Shamea Morton-Mwangi should have been referred to a trained and qualified dermatologist for diagnoses, treatment recommendations, and clearance of any potential cosmetic procedure before undergoing a chemical peel. Cosmetic treatments like a peel should never have been performed when the condition is related to a fungal skin disease,” the complaint said.
In a statement to Us Magazine, Morton’s attorney said, “What happened to Shamea when she was burned is unacceptable and inexcusable. We intend on pursuing full justice allowed under the law.”
Morton first appeared on “Real Housewives of Atlanta” during season 5 as a special guest. She then appeared as a friend in season 8, before being made a permanent cast member in season 16, the magazine reported.
Morton has filed suit against Jing Jing Wong Harris, M.D., her company Pretty Faces Atlanta, and other defendants, saying Morton “should never have undergone a chemical peel (or any ‘cosmetic pigment treatment’ like a peel, laser, etc.) due to her diagnosis of Tinea Versicolor, which is a fungal condition.”
Morton apparently had the peel in March 2024, where she claims Harris “applied double the amount of the chemical peel recommended by the manufacturer, resulting in second-degree chemical burns, blistering, and permanent scarring.”
A picture of what appears to be the damage done to Morton’s back from the chemical peel is included in the court document.
Morton claimed she “cried in pain due to sensations she was experiencing.”
“[Morton’s] screams were so loud that [Harris], for the first time that day, entered the room where the procedure was being performed and inquired as to what was going on,” the suit said. “When [Morton] reported intense pain to [Harris], [Harris] told her that she was being dramatic.”
The lawsuit also claims that Harris should have referred Morton to another doctor after learning about her diagnosis.
“Instead, Plaintiff Shamea Morton-Mwangi should have been referred to a trained and qualified dermatologist for diagnoses, treatment recommendations, and clearance of any potential cosmetic procedure before undergoing a chemical peel. Cosmetic treatments like a peel should never have been performed when the condition is related to a fungal skin disease,” the complaint said.
In a statement to Us Magazine, Morton’s attorney said, “What happened to Shamea when she was burned is unacceptable and inexcusable. We intend on pursuing full justice allowed under the law.”
Morton first appeared on “Real Housewives of Atlanta” during season 5 as a special guest. She then appeared as a friend in season 8, before being made a permanent cast member in season 16, the magazine reported.
#MusicNews: Incognito Set To Release 20th Album ‘Music. Magic. Ironic.’ On Christmas Day
Incognito is getting ready to celebrate yet another career milestone. The iconic British group created by the maestro Jean-Paul “Bluey” Maunick is scheduled to release their 20th studio album Music. Magic. Ironic. this month. The historic set will drop on Thursday, December 25th, so make some room for it under your Christmas tree and in your music collections.
Music. Magic. Ironic.’s arrival on Christmas Day is the perfect release date for this collection because it’s shaping up to be quite a gift. The project is a double album showcasing 17 tracks, including a groovy cover of Roy Ayers’ hit “Running Away” featuring lead vocals by Tony Momrelle and Joy Rose and the return of Incognito mainstay Maysa on the song “Lost Until I Want To Be Found.”
Aside from those esteemed collaborators, the collective known for its soulful roster of vocalists has a few more in the mix. There’s Zebulon Ellis who can be heard on the lead single “Strangers Become Friends” and the cut “Changes In Me,” Natalie Duncan, Cleo Stewart, Imaani, Megan Khan and Chicco Allotta.
Incognito wants their fans to get their groove on this holiday season and well into the new year and beyond with the release of Music. Magic. Ironic., but there’s more to this album than catching a vibe and working up a sweat on the dance floor.
“Music is the message, the power and the key. Hope that you enjoy this 20th chapter of the Incognito story,” Bluey said in a teaser video recorded alongside the album’s co-producer and mixer Mo Hausler. Bluey also touched on what inspired the title, sharing, “You see, I was five years old when I mistakenly called ‘music’ ‘magic.’ Feeling trapped in a broken world 63 years later, this album has magically set my soul free.”
With 46 years and now 20 albums in, Incognito is still going strong and sounding better than ever. Music. Magic. Ironic. will be released worldwide on Splash Blue and available on all streaming platforms and on vinyl and CD, which can be pre-ordered from Bandcamp. Preview “Strangers Become Friends HERE
Music. Magic. Ironic.’s arrival on Christmas Day is the perfect release date for this collection because it’s shaping up to be quite a gift. The project is a double album showcasing 17 tracks, including a groovy cover of Roy Ayers’ hit “Running Away” featuring lead vocals by Tony Momrelle and Joy Rose and the return of Incognito mainstay Maysa on the song “Lost Until I Want To Be Found.”
Aside from those esteemed collaborators, the collective known for its soulful roster of vocalists has a few more in the mix. There’s Zebulon Ellis who can be heard on the lead single “Strangers Become Friends” and the cut “Changes In Me,” Natalie Duncan, Cleo Stewart, Imaani, Megan Khan and Chicco Allotta.
Incognito wants their fans to get their groove on this holiday season and well into the new year and beyond with the release of Music. Magic. Ironic., but there’s more to this album than catching a vibe and working up a sweat on the dance floor.
“Music is the message, the power and the key. Hope that you enjoy this 20th chapter of the Incognito story,” Bluey said in a teaser video recorded alongside the album’s co-producer and mixer Mo Hausler. Bluey also touched on what inspired the title, sharing, “You see, I was five years old when I mistakenly called ‘music’ ‘magic.’ Feeling trapped in a broken world 63 years later, this album has magically set my soul free.”
With 46 years and now 20 albums in, Incognito is still going strong and sounding better than ever. Music. Magic. Ironic. will be released worldwide on Splash Blue and available on all streaming platforms and on vinyl and CD, which can be pre-ordered from Bandcamp. Preview “Strangers Become Friends HERE
and check the full tracklist below.
Incognito Music. Magic. Ironic. tracklist:
1. It’s About Time feat. Joy Rose
2. Running Away feat. Tony Momrelle
3. Can’t Be A Fool feat. Natalie Duncan
4. Lost Until I Want To Be Found feat. Maysa
5. Reasons To Love feat. Cleo Reign Stewart
6. Can’t Give Up On This Feeling feat. Joy Rose, Imaani & Cleo Reign Stewart
7. In Time We’ll Love Again
8. This Is Your World feat. Cleo Reign Stewart
9. Changes In Me feat. Zebulon Ellis
10. Like Fire In The Rain feat. Natalie Duncan
11. (Your Lovin’ Is) Everywhere feat. Tony Momrelle
12. Zahra Smiles
13. Strangers Become Friends feat. Zebulon Ellis
14. Sweet Enough feat. Tony Momrelle & Megan Khan
15. Rain On A Hot Tin Roof
16. Late Night On The Subway feat. Tony Momrelle
17. Music. Magic. Ironic. feat. Chicco Allotta
#HipHopNews: Kendrick Lamar And ScHoolboy Q Reunite For “Collard Greens” In Sydney
Kendrick Lamar surprised fans in Sydney by reuniting with ScHoolboy Q during the “Grand National Tour” finale.
The duo performed “Collard Greens,” a fan-favorite from ScHoolboy’s 2014 album, Oxymoron.
The moment marked a rare onstage reunion for the Black Hippy members and capped a record-breaking tour.
As 2025 comes to close, one rapper surely looking back with pride at his accomplishments is Kendrick Lamar. As the “Grand National Tour” in support of his GNX album wrapped up in Australia, K. Dot brought out his trusty collaborator ScHoolboy Q for a climactic performance.
Both ScHoolboy and King Kendrick are part of the off and on Black Hippy collective that also includes rappers Ab-Soul and Jay Rock. Besides being friends and up-and-coming artists at the time of the group’s conception around 2009, they all were signed to Top Dawg Entertainment.
Although a proper Black Hippy album never manifested, they did feature on each other’s projects. ScHoolboy’s “Collard Greens” was the lead single from this third album, 2014’s Oxymoron, and includes a verse from Lamar. It’s since become a classic track, and the crowd assembled at the Allianz Stadium in Sydney on Thursday (Dec. 11) certainly agreed. In various clips that made it online, an arena full of fans sings the song’s hook as the old buddies hit the stage together.
ScHoolboy and Doechii were the openers for the final Australian leg of the “Grand National Tour.” All signals point to the tour, which was co-headlined by SZA, being a massive success. After kicking off its national dates in April, it started its European itinerary in July. The trek then proceeded to rock in Latin American countries starting in September — although without the “Kill Bill” singer.
According to Billboard, the tour grossed $256.4 million and sold 1.1 million tickets, and that’s only through July. Nevertheless, it was already enough for Lamar and SZA’s journey to become the highest grossing co-headline tour ever, placing them ahead of Beyoncé and JAY-Z’s 2014 “On The Run Tour.”
Kendrick Lamar surprised fans in Sydney by reuniting with ScHoolboy Q during the “Grand National Tour” finale.
The duo performed “Collard Greens,” a fan-favorite from ScHoolboy’s 2014 album, Oxymoron.
The moment marked a rare onstage reunion for the Black Hippy members and capped a record-breaking tour.
As 2025 comes to close, one rapper surely looking back with pride at his accomplishments is Kendrick Lamar. As the “Grand National Tour” in support of his GNX album wrapped up in Australia, K. Dot brought out his trusty collaborator ScHoolboy Q for a climactic performance.
Both ScHoolboy and King Kendrick are part of the off and on Black Hippy collective that also includes rappers Ab-Soul and Jay Rock. Besides being friends and up-and-coming artists at the time of the group’s conception around 2009, they all were signed to Top Dawg Entertainment.
Although a proper Black Hippy album never manifested, they did feature on each other’s projects. ScHoolboy’s “Collard Greens” was the lead single from this third album, 2014’s Oxymoron, and includes a verse from Lamar. It’s since become a classic track, and the crowd assembled at the Allianz Stadium in Sydney on Thursday (Dec. 11) certainly agreed. In various clips that made it online, an arena full of fans sings the song’s hook as the old buddies hit the stage together.
ScHoolboy and Doechii were the openers for the final Australian leg of the “Grand National Tour.” All signals point to the tour, which was co-headlined by SZA, being a massive success. After kicking off its national dates in April, it started its European itinerary in July. The trek then proceeded to rock in Latin American countries starting in September — although without the “Kill Bill” singer.
According to Billboard, the tour grossed $256.4 million and sold 1.1 million tickets, and that’s only through July. Nevertheless, it was already enough for Lamar and SZA’s journey to become the highest grossing co-headline tour ever, placing them ahead of Beyoncé and JAY-Z’s 2014 “On The Run Tour.”
#HAPPYBIRTHDAY: Comedy icon Dick van Dyke celebrates turning 100: "I still try to dance"
Actor and comedic icon Dick Van Dyke is 100 years young Dec 13th. The famed star sang and danced his way into America's heart through his illustrious career that has spanned nearly eight decades.
As part of the celebration this weekend, theaters across the country are showing a new documentary about his life, "Dick Van Dyke: 100th Celebration."
Van Dyke's work helped define a generation. He became one of the biggest actors of his era with the eponymous show "The Dick Van Dyke Show," which ran for five years on CBS.
Early in his career, Van Dyke was quoted as saying he wanted to make films his children could watch. And he got his dream when Walt Disney cast him in "Mary Poppins" – bad cockney accent and all – alongside the incomparable Julie Andrews. He also appeared in the equally kid-friendly "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang."
"Yeah, I could have been James Bond. When Sean Connery left, the producer said, 'Would you like to be the next Bond?' I said, 'Have you heard my British accent?' Click! That's a true story!" Van Dyke told CBS Sunday Morning in 2023.
During his career, Van Dyke won four Primetime Emmy Awards, a Tony Award and a Grammy Award. He was inducted into the Television Hall of Fame in 1995.
Just last year, he became the oldest winner of a Daytime Emmy, for a guest role on the soap "Days of Our Lives."
"I'll be darned. I think I'm the last of my generation. I'm 98. I have — almost — all my marbles. I can't remember what I had for breakfast," he told Entertainment Tonight before his win.
Van Dyke, who is just an Oscar shy of the elusive EGOT title, said he would love a shot at the Academy Award.
"I hope it's not posthumous," he joked. In the 1970s, Van Dyke found sobriety after battling alcoholism.
"I'm on my third generation," he told CBS Sunday Morning in 2023. "I'm getting letters from little kids, and that is what I love, that they watch the movies over and over. I'm getting so much more mail today than I did during the heyday of my career."
Now that he has hit triple digits, Van Dyke said he's gotten some perspective on how he used to play older characters.
"You know, I played old men a lot, and I always played them as angry and cantankerous," he told ABC News ahead of his milestone birthday. "It's not really that way. I don't know any other 100-year-olds, but I can speak for myself."
He has long credited his wife, 54-year-old makeup artist and producer Arlene Silver, with keeping him young.
"As I've said, if I had known I was gonna live this long, I would've taken better care of myself!" Van Dyke told CBS Sunday Morning. "Yeah, 'cause I went through that whole period of alcoholism. But my wife, God bless her, makes sure that I go to the gym three days a week and do a full workout."
Van Dyke was born in West Plains, Missouri, in 1925, and grew up "the class clown" in Danville, Illinois, while admiring and imitating the silent film comedians.
Five years ago, while celebrating getting a Kennedy Center Honor, Van Dyke told CBS Mornings that he was looking forward to hitting the 100-year-old mark.
"George Burns made it, and I'm gonna do it too," he said.
And now, he told ABC News that he feels lucky about turning 100. But what's hard about being 100?
"I miss movement," he told the outlet. "I've got one game leg from I don't know what."
"I still try to dance," he said with a laugh.
As part of the celebration this weekend, theaters across the country are showing a new documentary about his life, "Dick Van Dyke: 100th Celebration."
Van Dyke's work helped define a generation. He became one of the biggest actors of his era with the eponymous show "The Dick Van Dyke Show," which ran for five years on CBS.
Early in his career, Van Dyke was quoted as saying he wanted to make films his children could watch. And he got his dream when Walt Disney cast him in "Mary Poppins" – bad cockney accent and all – alongside the incomparable Julie Andrews. He also appeared in the equally kid-friendly "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang."
"Yeah, I could have been James Bond. When Sean Connery left, the producer said, 'Would you like to be the next Bond?' I said, 'Have you heard my British accent?' Click! That's a true story!" Van Dyke told CBS Sunday Morning in 2023.
During his career, Van Dyke won four Primetime Emmy Awards, a Tony Award and a Grammy Award. He was inducted into the Television Hall of Fame in 1995.
Just last year, he became the oldest winner of a Daytime Emmy, for a guest role on the soap "Days of Our Lives."
"I'll be darned. I think I'm the last of my generation. I'm 98. I have — almost — all my marbles. I can't remember what I had for breakfast," he told Entertainment Tonight before his win.
Van Dyke, who is just an Oscar shy of the elusive EGOT title, said he would love a shot at the Academy Award.
"I hope it's not posthumous," he joked. In the 1970s, Van Dyke found sobriety after battling alcoholism.
"I'm on my third generation," he told CBS Sunday Morning in 2023. "I'm getting letters from little kids, and that is what I love, that they watch the movies over and over. I'm getting so much more mail today than I did during the heyday of my career."
Now that he has hit triple digits, Van Dyke said he's gotten some perspective on how he used to play older characters.
"You know, I played old men a lot, and I always played them as angry and cantankerous," he told ABC News ahead of his milestone birthday. "It's not really that way. I don't know any other 100-year-olds, but I can speak for myself."
He has long credited his wife, 54-year-old makeup artist and producer Arlene Silver, with keeping him young.
"As I've said, if I had known I was gonna live this long, I would've taken better care of myself!" Van Dyke told CBS Sunday Morning. "Yeah, 'cause I went through that whole period of alcoholism. But my wife, God bless her, makes sure that I go to the gym three days a week and do a full workout."
Van Dyke was born in West Plains, Missouri, in 1925, and grew up "the class clown" in Danville, Illinois, while admiring and imitating the silent film comedians.
Five years ago, while celebrating getting a Kennedy Center Honor, Van Dyke told CBS Mornings that he was looking forward to hitting the 100-year-old mark.
"George Burns made it, and I'm gonna do it too," he said.
And now, he told ABC News that he feels lucky about turning 100. But what's hard about being 100?
"I miss movement," he told the outlet. "I've got one game leg from I don't know what."
"I still try to dance," he said with a laugh.
Person of interest taken into custody after Brown University shooting that killed 2, officials say
A person of interest was taken into custody overnight in connection with the deadly shooting at Brown University, officials said Sunday.
Two people were killed and nine others were wounded in the shooting Saturday afternoon in the engineering building of the Ivy League school in Providence, Rhode Island, during final exams.
Providence Mayor Brett Smiley told reporters on Sunday that seven of those hospitalized remain in stable condition and one is in critical condition. One person with less severe injuries was discharged. In the afternoon, he said the conditions had not changed, but he confirmed that he had spoken to four of the victims.
"This is an incredibly upsetting and emotional time for Providence and Brown — for all of us," he said.
University President Christina Paxson told reporters on Saturday that all the victims, those killed and wounded, were students. Smiley said Sunday afternoon that not all the victims' families had been notified yet.
"Everybody's reeling, and we have a lot of recovery ahead of us," Paxson said at the news conference Sunday. "Our community's strong and we'll get through it, but it's devastating."
Surveillance video released by police showed the suspect, dressed in black, calmly walking away from the scene. His face is not visible in the video and investigators said it wasn't clear whether the suspect is a student.
Providence Police Chief Col. Oscar Perez, on Sunday afternoon, would not confirm if the person on the surveillance video is the person who is in custody. Perez said the investigation is progressing "extremely fast."
Perez also confirmed that they would not be releasing the name of the person of interest yet and would not say how the person was affiliated with the university.
Perez said earlier that public details about the person of interest would be limited, but he did say the detained suspect was in their 20s.
The person was taken into custody at a Hampton Inn hotel in Coventry, Rhode Island, about 20 miles from Providence.
A law enforcement source told CBS News that the person of interest is not currently enrolled as a student at Brown University. Sources said the person of interest is 24 years old.
Two law enforcement sources told CBS News that the person of interest had two guns in his possession when he was taken into custody.
A shelter-in-place for Brown University and the surrounding areas that was in place on Saturday has been lifted.
"However, police activity continues in areas that are still considered an active crime scene," the university said. "Be advised that access to these areas of campus continues to be limited."
Investigators were not immediately sure how the shooter got inside the first-floor classroom. Outer doors of the building were unlocked but rooms being used for final exams required badge access, Smiley said on Saturday.
On Sunday, university officials said remaining classes and exams for the semester have been cancelled and students are free to leave campus. Those who remain on campus will have access to services and support, Provost Francis Doyle said in a statement.
"At this time, it is essential that we focus our efforts on providing care and support to the members of our community as we grapple with the sorrow, fear and anxiety that is impacting all of us right now," Doyle wrote.
Smiley said Sunday that there will be an enhanced police presence around the city to comfort the community, but not because the area is part of the investigation.
A person of interest was taken into custody overnight in connection with the deadly shooting at Brown University, officials said Sunday.
Two people were killed and nine others were wounded in the shooting Saturday afternoon in the engineering building of the Ivy League school in Providence, Rhode Island, during final exams.
Providence Mayor Brett Smiley told reporters on Sunday that seven of those hospitalized remain in stable condition and one is in critical condition. One person with less severe injuries was discharged. In the afternoon, he said the conditions had not changed, but he confirmed that he had spoken to four of the victims.
"This is an incredibly upsetting and emotional time for Providence and Brown — for all of us," he said.
University President Christina Paxson told reporters on Saturday that all the victims, those killed and wounded, were students. Smiley said Sunday afternoon that not all the victims' families had been notified yet.
"Everybody's reeling, and we have a lot of recovery ahead of us," Paxson said at the news conference Sunday. "Our community's strong and we'll get through it, but it's devastating."
Surveillance video released by police showed the suspect, dressed in black, calmly walking away from the scene. His face is not visible in the video and investigators said it wasn't clear whether the suspect is a student.
Providence Police Chief Col. Oscar Perez, on Sunday afternoon, would not confirm if the person on the surveillance video is the person who is in custody. Perez said the investigation is progressing "extremely fast."
Perez also confirmed that they would not be releasing the name of the person of interest yet and would not say how the person was affiliated with the university.
Perez said earlier that public details about the person of interest would be limited, but he did say the detained suspect was in their 20s.
The person was taken into custody at a Hampton Inn hotel in Coventry, Rhode Island, about 20 miles from Providence.
A law enforcement source told CBS News that the person of interest is not currently enrolled as a student at Brown University. Sources said the person of interest is 24 years old.
Two law enforcement sources told CBS News that the person of interest had two guns in his possession when he was taken into custody.
A shelter-in-place for Brown University and the surrounding areas that was in place on Saturday has been lifted.
"However, police activity continues in areas that are still considered an active crime scene," the university said. "Be advised that access to these areas of campus continues to be limited."
Investigators were not immediately sure how the shooter got inside the first-floor classroom. Outer doors of the building were unlocked but rooms being used for final exams required badge access, Smiley said on Saturday.
On Sunday, university officials said remaining classes and exams for the semester have been cancelled and students are free to leave campus. Those who remain on campus will have access to services and support, Provost Francis Doyle said in a statement.
"At this time, it is essential that we focus our efforts on providing care and support to the members of our community as we grapple with the sorrow, fear and anxiety that is impacting all of us right now," Doyle wrote.
Smiley said Sunday that there will be an enhanced police presence around the city to comfort the community, but not because the area is part of the investigation.
Record producer Abraham Quintanilla, father of Tejano icon Selena, dies at 84
Abraham Quintanilla Jr., the father of the late Tejano music star Selena Quintanilla, has died at 84 years old, his family said on Instagram.
"It's with a heavy heart to let you guys know that my Dad passed away today…" Quintanilla's son, Abraham Quintanilla III, wrote in the post alongside a photo of his father.
A cause of death was not shared. Quintanilla is survived by his son, his daughter Suzette, and his wife Marcella, whom he wed in 1963.
The patriarch of the Quintanilla family was a singer, songwriter and record producer who created the band Selena y Los Dinos and managed Selena's career before she was shot and killed by Yolanda SaldÃvar in 1995. SaldÃvar remains in prison on a life sentence and was recently denied parole.
"While nothing can bring Selena back, this decision reaffirms that justice continues to stand for the beautiful life that was taken from us and from millions of fans around the world far too soon," the Quintanilla family and Selena's husband Chris Perez said in a statement posted shortly after SaldÃvar was denied parole.
After Selena's death, Quintanilla remained very involved in projects that mentioned his youngest daughter. That included posthumous releases and a 1997 biopic starring Jennifer Lopez, which Quintanilla co-produced. In the biopic, Quintanilla was played by Edward James Olmos.
The Quintanilla family also created a charitable organization called The Selena Foundation to make use of donations they received after Selena's death.
The family recently opened up about Selena's legacy in a new Netflix documentary, "Selena Y Los Dinos: A Family's Legacy." The film was executive-produced by the surviving Quintanilla siblings. It featured never-before-seen footage from Selena's career and an interview with Marcella, marking the first time she gave an interview about her daughter's death, according to the Associated Press.
"It's with a heavy heart to let you guys know that my Dad passed away today…" Quintanilla's son, Abraham Quintanilla III, wrote in the post alongside a photo of his father.
A cause of death was not shared. Quintanilla is survived by his son, his daughter Suzette, and his wife Marcella, whom he wed in 1963.
The patriarch of the Quintanilla family was a singer, songwriter and record producer who created the band Selena y Los Dinos and managed Selena's career before she was shot and killed by Yolanda SaldÃvar in 1995. SaldÃvar remains in prison on a life sentence and was recently denied parole.
"While nothing can bring Selena back, this decision reaffirms that justice continues to stand for the beautiful life that was taken from us and from millions of fans around the world far too soon," the Quintanilla family and Selena's husband Chris Perez said in a statement posted shortly after SaldÃvar was denied parole.
After Selena's death, Quintanilla remained very involved in projects that mentioned his youngest daughter. That included posthumous releases and a 1997 biopic starring Jennifer Lopez, which Quintanilla co-produced. In the biopic, Quintanilla was played by Edward James Olmos.
The Quintanilla family also created a charitable organization called The Selena Foundation to make use of donations they received after Selena's death.
The family recently opened up about Selena's legacy in a new Netflix documentary, "Selena Y Los Dinos: A Family's Legacy." The film was executive-produced by the surviving Quintanilla siblings. It featured never-before-seen footage from Selena's career and an interview with Marcella, marking the first time she gave an interview about her daughter's death, according to the Associated Press.
Michael B. Jordan Reveals That He Wants To Start A Family
Actor Michael B. Jordan is ready for a junior and a wife. Jordan dropped the update in a conversation with David Letterman for the upcoming season of My Next Guest Needs No Introduction with David Letterman.
Shot in London, the former People’s “Sexiest Man Alive” opened up to Letterman over a casual game of darts about his personal life outside of filmmaking and how he’s slowly working toward starting a family of his own.
But he added how his jam-packed directorial schedule doesn’t allow for free time . The director, who’s starred in Fruitvale Station, the Creed films, and Black Panther, made his directorial debut with Creed III.
“My life is boring,” Jordan jokingly. Letterman quipped, “You think it’s boring, you ought to follow me around.”
Jordan pivot into how he wants to transition into a father. “I want to start out small. I want a kid. I want children. I want to get, yeah… I want children, but I figure I got to start off with like plants and dogs.”
He continues, “If I can take care of a plant, I can take care of the dog. If the dog’s cool, then I have a shot.”
The Creed star told GQ for their March cover story that he could very well have a kid at his current age, 38. However, he doesn’t want to rush the process because he wants to be “the best dad” possible.
“And that is my perspective on raising [my stop date] a little bit,” Jordan told the outlet. “Just because I’m competitive, and I know I would want to be the best dad. But right now, I’m trying to do my best at this part [of my life] as well.”
Rumors swirled earlier this year that the Sinners star might have dated Taylor Russell, though neither has confirmed the relationship. Jordan publicly dated Lori Harvey from early 2021 to mid-2022.
Actor Michael B. Jordan is ready for a junior and a wife. Jordan dropped the update in a conversation with David Letterman for the upcoming season of My Next Guest Needs No Introduction with David Letterman.
Shot in London, the former People’s “Sexiest Man Alive” opened up to Letterman over a casual game of darts about his personal life outside of filmmaking and how he’s slowly working toward starting a family of his own.
But he added how his jam-packed directorial schedule doesn’t allow for free time . The director, who’s starred in Fruitvale Station, the Creed films, and Black Panther, made his directorial debut with Creed III.
“My life is boring,” Jordan jokingly. Letterman quipped, “You think it’s boring, you ought to follow me around.”
Jordan pivot into how he wants to transition into a father. “I want to start out small. I want a kid. I want children. I want to get, yeah… I want children, but I figure I got to start off with like plants and dogs.”
He continues, “If I can take care of a plant, I can take care of the dog. If the dog’s cool, then I have a shot.”
The Creed star told GQ for their March cover story that he could very well have a kid at his current age, 38. However, he doesn’t want to rush the process because he wants to be “the best dad” possible.
“And that is my perspective on raising [my stop date] a little bit,” Jordan told the outlet. “Just because I’m competitive, and I know I would want to be the best dad. But right now, I’m trying to do my best at this part [of my life] as well.”
Rumors swirled earlier this year that the Sinners star might have dated Taylor Russell, though neither has confirmed the relationship. Jordan publicly dated Lori Harvey from early 2021 to mid-2022.
Michael Jordan Settles Antitrust Lawsuit With NASCAR
Michael Jordan’s 23XI Racing (co-owned with Denny Hamlin) reached a settlement with NASCAR. The crux of the dispute was the teams’ claim that NASCAR operated as a monopolist, giving them insufficient revenue and limited long-term stability. The settlement was reached during the ninth day of trial testimony with U.S. District Judge Kenneth Bell presiding.
Details of the settlement were not disclosed. “Today’s a good day,” Jordan said.
In a statement to NBC News, Jordan said the lawsuit was about “making sure (NASCAR) evolves in a way that supports everyone.”
Teams, drivers, partners, employees, and fans. With a foundation to build equity and invest in the future, and a stronger voice in the decisions ahead. We now have the chance to grow together and make the sport even better for generations to come,” Jordan.
Last year, 23XI and Front Row filed their lawsuit after refusing to sign agreements on the new charter offers from NASCAR. Teams had until the end of the day to “sign the 112-page document, giving them access to top-level Cup Series races and a revenue stream.” While 13 of 15 organizations reluctantly agreed and signed, Jordan and Jenkins sued the stock series. They raced a majority of the 2025 season uncharted.
Both teams acknowledged that a loss in the case would have put them out of business.
NASCAR and the plaintiffs released a joint statement
“What all parties have always agreed on is a deep love for the sport. And a desire to see it fulfill its full potential This is a landmark moment,” the statement read. “One that ensures NASCAR’s foundation is stronger, its future is brighter, and its possibilities are greater.”
I wish we could’ve done this a few months ago,” Bell said in court. “I believe this is great for NASCAR. Great for the future of NASCAR and great for the entity of NASCAR. Great for the teams and ultimately great for the fans.”
Details of the settlement were not disclosed. “Today’s a good day,” Jordan said.
In a statement to NBC News, Jordan said the lawsuit was about “making sure (NASCAR) evolves in a way that supports everyone.”
Teams, drivers, partners, employees, and fans. With a foundation to build equity and invest in the future, and a stronger voice in the decisions ahead. We now have the chance to grow together and make the sport even better for generations to come,” Jordan.
Last year, 23XI and Front Row filed their lawsuit after refusing to sign agreements on the new charter offers from NASCAR. Teams had until the end of the day to “sign the 112-page document, giving them access to top-level Cup Series races and a revenue stream.” While 13 of 15 organizations reluctantly agreed and signed, Jordan and Jenkins sued the stock series. They raced a majority of the 2025 season uncharted.
Both teams acknowledged that a loss in the case would have put them out of business.
NASCAR and the plaintiffs released a joint statement
“What all parties have always agreed on is a deep love for the sport. And a desire to see it fulfill its full potential This is a landmark moment,” the statement read. “One that ensures NASCAR’s foundation is stronger, its future is brighter, and its possibilities are greater.”
I wish we could’ve done this a few months ago,” Bell said in court. “I believe this is great for NASCAR. Great for the future of NASCAR and great for the entity of NASCAR. Great for the teams and ultimately great for the fans.”
Shannon Sharpe Compares Sherrone Moore’s Firing To His Own ‘Storm’
Shannon Sharpe recently shared that his legal issues were similar to Sherrone Moore’s, the former football coach of the University of Michigan.
On his Nightcap podcast, along with Chad “Ochocin co” Johnson, Sharpe said that he empathizes with Moore. Earlier this year, Sharpe was hit with a sexual assault lawsuit. After a settlement, Sharpe was fired from ESPN.
“I think the thing is that all the situations that you’ve heard, you never think a situation like this can happen to you. Even though you’re doing what you’ve heard about,” Sharpe explained.
“‘Nah, this going to be different. She ain’t like that. It ain’t going to happen. It ain’t gonna get out. Don’t nobody know but her and I.’ … And I can imagine six, seven months ago, I went through something very similar,” Sharpe continued. “So I can I know what that storm is like.”
Sharpe went on to say that people don’t know the circumstances “unless you’ve been in it.”
“That’s why when people say, ‘This is what I would do.’ You don’t know what you do until you in it. Until you in that pressure cooker and your in the the eye of the storm,” he said. “Everything that you worked your entire life for, you feel like it’s crumbling right before your eyes. And the only people that’s going to be there, it’s going to be a select few. That’s the hardest part.”
“And then the other reports that came out that he was arrested and things that some things escalated,” Sharpe added. “Think about Samson and Delilah, David and Bathsheba. … I don’t hate anybody, but there’s a few people I really have a strong disliking for. I wouldn’t wish what I went through on them.”
Moore was fired for cause by the university following an internal investigation. The university stated that the investigation found “credible evidence” that Moore engaged in an inappropriate relationship with a staff member.
Shannon Sharpe recently shared that his legal issues were similar to Sherrone Moore’s, the former football coach of the University of Michigan.
On his Nightcap podcast, along with Chad “Ochocin co” Johnson, Sharpe said that he empathizes with Moore. Earlier this year, Sharpe was hit with a sexual assault lawsuit. After a settlement, Sharpe was fired from ESPN.
“I think the thing is that all the situations that you’ve heard, you never think a situation like this can happen to you. Even though you’re doing what you’ve heard about,” Sharpe explained.
“‘Nah, this going to be different. She ain’t like that. It ain’t going to happen. It ain’t gonna get out. Don’t nobody know but her and I.’ … And I can imagine six, seven months ago, I went through something very similar,” Sharpe continued. “So I can I know what that storm is like.”
Sharpe went on to say that people don’t know the circumstances “unless you’ve been in it.”
“That’s why when people say, ‘This is what I would do.’ You don’t know what you do until you in it. Until you in that pressure cooker and your in the the eye of the storm,” he said. “Everything that you worked your entire life for, you feel like it’s crumbling right before your eyes. And the only people that’s going to be there, it’s going to be a select few. That’s the hardest part.”
“And then the other reports that came out that he was arrested and things that some things escalated,” Sharpe added. “Think about Samson and Delilah, David and Bathsheba. … I don’t hate anybody, but there’s a few people I really have a strong disliking for. I wouldn’t wish what I went through on them.”
Moore was fired for cause by the university following an internal investigation. The university stated that the investigation found “credible evidence” that Moore engaged in an inappropriate relationship with a staff member.
Whoopi Goldberg Celebrates Being A Great-Grandmother Again
During the Monday (December 8) episode of The View, the 70-year-old longtime co-host announced that she welcomed her second great-grandchild over the weekend.
“I’m going to start out today because I have some fun news from over the weekend. My family welcomed Lotus Dean to the world. She’s 6lbs., 3oz.,” she said as images of the newborn appeared on-screen.
“That’s Lotus and Ruby [the dog],” she continued. “She is, that’s her dad — my grandson, Mason.”
“He looks in love,” co-host Sunny Hostin said as Whoopi jokingly responded, “Yeah, that’ll change.” Alyssa Farah Griffin followed with a warm “Congratulations,” while Whoopi simply took a breath and repeated what she seemed to still be processing, “It’s a wonderful thing. It’s a wonderful thing. This is my second.”
Mason, 27, is the son of Whoopi‘s only child, daughter Alex Martin, whom the Ghost actress shares with first husband Alvin Martin. Along with Mason, Alex, 51, also has two daughters – Amara, 36, and Jersey, 29 – with husband Bernard Dean.
“And congratulations to Alex, who is a grandmother again,” Ana Navarro said.
“I don’t think about that, I simply think about myself,” Whoopi added. “Cause I never thought I’d have two great-grandkids. To be there for that.”
Whoopi welcomed her first great-granddaughter, Charli Rose, in 2014. At the time, Goldberg shared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, “I wasn’t your normal grandmother, and I’m not going to be your normal great-grandmother,” and made her stance on her future title clear, “She better call me Whoopi.”
“I’m going to start out today because I have some fun news from over the weekend. My family welcomed Lotus Dean to the world. She’s 6lbs., 3oz.,” she said as images of the newborn appeared on-screen.
“That’s Lotus and Ruby [the dog],” she continued. “She is, that’s her dad — my grandson, Mason.”
“He looks in love,” co-host Sunny Hostin said as Whoopi jokingly responded, “Yeah, that’ll change.” Alyssa Farah Griffin followed with a warm “Congratulations,” while Whoopi simply took a breath and repeated what she seemed to still be processing, “It’s a wonderful thing. It’s a wonderful thing. This is my second.”
Mason, 27, is the son of Whoopi‘s only child, daughter Alex Martin, whom the Ghost actress shares with first husband Alvin Martin. Along with Mason, Alex, 51, also has two daughters – Amara, 36, and Jersey, 29 – with husband Bernard Dean.
“And congratulations to Alex, who is a grandmother again,” Ana Navarro said.
“I don’t think about that, I simply think about myself,” Whoopi added. “Cause I never thought I’d have two great-grandkids. To be there for that.”
Whoopi welcomed her first great-granddaughter, Charli Rose, in 2014. At the time, Goldberg shared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, “I wasn’t your normal grandmother, and I’m not going to be your normal great-grandmother,” and made her stance on her future title clear, “She better call me Whoopi.”
Two NYC Morning Shows Ebro in the Morning and The "Miss Jones morning show" Both have been CANCELLED
Major changes appear to be underway in New York City radio, as two of its biggest Hip-Hop morning shows have gone silent. It started at MediaCo’s Hot 97 (WQHT), with the apparent end of Ebro in the Morning and quietly spread to a competing station before the day’s end.
On Friday, Ebro Darden, Laura Stylez, and Peter Rosenberg each confirmed that their morning show, a fixture of WQHT since 2012, has ended in its current form. All references to Ebro in the Morning were quickly removed from Hot 97’s website, and Ebro posted a heated explanation on social media, implying that he was let go by MediaCo at least in part for his political beliefs, and telling people to follow Ebro in the Morning on YouTube for the show’s next chapter.
That animosity appears to be shared amongst the former co-hosts. At the end of a lengthy post on Instagram, Rosenberg wrote, “And to the people who used to be at Hot and the few that remain who truly care about the brand and the culture – I hope I mostly made you proud.” When Rosenberg joined the station, it was owned by Emmis Communications. WQHT was sold to MediaCo in 2019.
Adding to the intrigue, Audacy-owned rival 94.7 The Block (WXBK) quietly removed morning host Miss Jones and evening personality Ed Lover from the station’s website later in the day. Jones had previously done mornings on Hot 97 with Star & Buc Wild and later, DJ Envy.
Friday’s announcements are the latest in a string of high-profile schedule changes at Hot 97 this year. In September, the station confirmed a new weekday lineup that shifted Funkmaster Flex to a new timeslot and removed DJ Enuff from the weekday roster. Flex himself had fueled confusion weeks earlier with a social media post implying retirement, a post later clarified by MediaCo as a little promotional misdirection for the schedule refresh.
Major changes appear to be underway in New York City radio, as two of its biggest Hip-Hop morning shows have gone silent. It started at MediaCo’s Hot 97 (WQHT), with the apparent end of Ebro in the Morning and quietly spread to a competing station before the day’s end.
On Friday, Ebro Darden, Laura Stylez, and Peter Rosenberg each confirmed that their morning show, a fixture of WQHT since 2012, has ended in its current form. All references to Ebro in the Morning were quickly removed from Hot 97’s website, and Ebro posted a heated explanation on social media, implying that he was let go by MediaCo at least in part for his political beliefs, and telling people to follow Ebro in the Morning on YouTube for the show’s next chapter.
That animosity appears to be shared amongst the former co-hosts. At the end of a lengthy post on Instagram, Rosenberg wrote, “And to the people who used to be at Hot and the few that remain who truly care about the brand and the culture – I hope I mostly made you proud.” When Rosenberg joined the station, it was owned by Emmis Communications. WQHT was sold to MediaCo in 2019.
Adding to the intrigue, Audacy-owned rival 94.7 The Block (WXBK) quietly removed morning host Miss Jones and evening personality Ed Lover from the station’s website later in the day. Jones had previously done mornings on Hot 97 with Star & Buc Wild and later, DJ Envy.
Friday’s announcements are the latest in a string of high-profile schedule changes at Hot 97 this year. In September, the station confirmed a new weekday lineup that shifted Funkmaster Flex to a new timeslot and removed DJ Enuff from the weekday roster. Flex himself had fueled confusion weeks earlier with a social media post implying retirement, a post later clarified by MediaCo as a little promotional misdirection for the schedule refresh.
Nicki Minaj Continues MAGA Turn by Feuding With Gavin Newsom Over Trans Kids
Nicki Minaj is once again courting backlash for aligning with the Trump administration’s anti-trans agenda.
This time, the musician is in a seemingly one-sided feud with California Governor Gavin Newsom.
On Friday, December 12, Minaj shared an X post referencing Newsom’s December 11 appearance on The Ezra Klein Show, in which he said, “I want to see trans kids… There’s no governor that’s done more pro-trans legislation than I have.”
“Imagine being the guy running on wanting to see trans kids. Haha,” Minaj wrote. “Not even a trans ADULT would run on that. Normal adults wake up & think they want to see HEALTHY, SAFE, HAPPY kids. Not Gav. The Gav Nots. GavOUT. Send in the next guy, I’m bored.”
From there, she continued to slam the governor in a series of X posts.
“Gavin is the cute boy who got everything handed to him b/c of how cute & sexy & hot & smoking he was,” she wrote. “[...] He thinks he’s Tom Cruise only difference is, his next mission IS impossible. He should get another leading role.”
“Oh Gavvy pooh, it only gets worse from here for you, buddy,” Minaj continued in yet another post. She went on to seemingly reference Newsom’s interest in running in the 2028 presidential election, adding, “Get on the nearest jet ski & let that beautiful hair blow in the wind. It will make you happier than this race that you will not win.”
This time, the musician is in a seemingly one-sided feud with California Governor Gavin Newsom.
On Friday, December 12, Minaj shared an X post referencing Newsom’s December 11 appearance on The Ezra Klein Show, in which he said, “I want to see trans kids… There’s no governor that’s done more pro-trans legislation than I have.”
“Imagine being the guy running on wanting to see trans kids. Haha,” Minaj wrote. “Not even a trans ADULT would run on that. Normal adults wake up & think they want to see HEALTHY, SAFE, HAPPY kids. Not Gav. The Gav Nots. GavOUT. Send in the next guy, I’m bored.”
From there, she continued to slam the governor in a series of X posts.
“Gavin is the cute boy who got everything handed to him b/c of how cute & sexy & hot & smoking he was,” she wrote. “[...] He thinks he’s Tom Cruise only difference is, his next mission IS impossible. He should get another leading role.”
“Oh Gavvy pooh, it only gets worse from here for you, buddy,” Minaj continued in yet another post. She went on to seemingly reference Newsom’s interest in running in the 2028 presidential election, adding, “Get on the nearest jet ski & let that beautiful hair blow in the wind. It will make you happier than this race that you will not win.”
Well after that Over the weekend Gavin clapped back on all platforms...at The Pink princess
LOL!
Lady Gaga Stops 'Mayhem Ball' Concert in Sydney After Dancer Falls Off Stage
Lady Gaga temporarily stopped her latest show due to a scary incident. On Saturday night (December 13), the 39-year-old “Abracadabra” entertainer performed in Sydney, Australia while on her Mayhem Ball tour.
While Gaga was in the middle of performing “Garden of Eden,” her backup dancer Michael Dameski accidentally slid off stage, which was partially caused by the heavy rainfall that made the stage slippery.
In a video shared on X, Gaga can be seen running over to where Michael had fallen, reportedly telling her crew to halt the show, saying, “Stop.”
After the music silence and the lights dimmed, Gaga peered below the stage where her dancer fell.
As the crowd’s concerns grew louder, Gaga attempted to ease the situation.
“Just one second,” Gaga told the crowd, before turning her attention to Michael, asking, “Are you okay?”
The Grammy winner kept the audience informed of what was going on and asked for patience during the scary moment.
“We just had an accident on the stage, everything’s okay,” Gaga explained. “Just, everyone wait a second, please.”
She then jumped off the stage to check on Michael as the other background dancers looked on.
As the show started up again, Gaga once again asked Michael, “Are you okay? Okay.”
After the show, Michael confirmed that he was able to finish out the concert and didn’t sustain any injuries.
“Hey everyone. I’m ok. Thank you for checking,” Michael wrote on his Instagram Story over a video of himself dancing to the song he fell during.
“Happy I was able to finish the last show of the year!” he added.
We’re glad to hear Michael is okay after the scary moment!
Lady Gaga temporarily stopped her latest show due to a scary incident. On Saturday night (December 13), the 39-year-old “Abracadabra” entertainer performed in Sydney, Australia while on her Mayhem Ball tour.
While Gaga was in the middle of performing “Garden of Eden,” her backup dancer Michael Dameski accidentally slid off stage, which was partially caused by the heavy rainfall that made the stage slippery.
In a video shared on X, Gaga can be seen running over to where Michael had fallen, reportedly telling her crew to halt the show, saying, “Stop.”
After the music silence and the lights dimmed, Gaga peered below the stage where her dancer fell.
As the crowd’s concerns grew louder, Gaga attempted to ease the situation.
“Just one second,” Gaga told the crowd, before turning her attention to Michael, asking, “Are you okay?”
The Grammy winner kept the audience informed of what was going on and asked for patience during the scary moment.
“We just had an accident on the stage, everything’s okay,” Gaga explained. “Just, everyone wait a second, please.”
She then jumped off the stage to check on Michael as the other background dancers looked on.
As the show started up again, Gaga once again asked Michael, “Are you okay? Okay.”
After the show, Michael confirmed that he was able to finish out the concert and didn’t sustain any injuries.
“Hey everyone. I’m ok. Thank you for checking,” Michael wrote on his Instagram Story over a video of himself dancing to the song he fell during.
“Happy I was able to finish the last show of the year!” he added.
We’re glad to hear Michael is okay after the scary moment!
John Cena Taps Out of Final Match, Officially Retires From WWE
John Cena has completed his final match in the WWE! The 48-year-old wrestler-turned-actor first joined in 2001 and has since won several titles, breaking Ric Flair‘s previous record when he won his 17th championship earlier this year.
On Saturday (December 13), John took part in his last match after 24 years, going against Gunther at the Main Event in Washington, DC.
Unfortunately for him, John did not go out on a high as he ended up tapping out of the final match.
Following the match, he remained in the ring and took in the final moments and even kissed the ring.
Once he turned towards the entrance wrap, he was joined by many current and past WWE wrestlers and executives for a big sendoff.
Triple H then pointed to a tribute video for Cena‘s career, which played before he left his shoes and armbands in the ring before heading up the ramp, taking a bow and giving a salute.
On Saturday (December 13), John took part in his last match after 24 years, going against Gunther at the Main Event in Washington, DC.
Unfortunately for him, John did not go out on a high as he ended up tapping out of the final match.
Following the match, he remained in the ring and took in the final moments and even kissed the ring.
Once he turned towards the entrance wrap, he was joined by many current and past WWE wrestlers and executives for a big sendoff.
Triple H then pointed to a tribute video for Cena‘s career, which played before he left his shoes and armbands in the ring before heading up the ramp, taking a bow and giving a salute.
Love Island USA’s Chelley Bissainthe Confirms Split From Ace Greene
Love Island USA stars Chelley Bissainthe and Ace Greene have ended their relationship, Bissainthe confirmed in an interview with SiriusXM’s Page Six Radio that was previewed Friday, Dec. 12.
While speaking with hosts Danny Murphy and Evan Real, Bissainthe said she and Greene “decided to part ways,” calling it a difficult choice. “It really was a tough decision for the both of us and very hard to decide, but, you know, when you love someone, sometimes loving someone means letting go,” Bissainthe, 28, said.
She added that the split came with “a mutual level of respect and understanding,” saying they wanted the relationship to work but ultimately agreed it didn’t. “Couples go through things that are very challenging and sometimes the best thing to do is just, you know, make a decision that needs to be made,” she said.
Greene, 23, and Bissainthe connected on season 7 of Love Island USA, which premiered in June and wrapped in August, and the pair left the villa together on day 30. Bissainthe said they had extensive conversations and also considered their supporters while deciding to separate. “But I’ll trust that they’ll understand that this decision needed to be made if we were able to come to this mutual decision,” she added, while noting that “the details aren’t really necessary.”
Later in the interview, Bissainthe said she believes people are meant to experience relationships for different lengths of time and expressed gratitude for what she and Greene shared. “Sometimes we want it to last a lifetime and sometimes it’s just for that moment in time,” she said, adding that she wished Greene well and planned to focus on “healing” and “growth.” PEOPLE said it contacted representatives for both Bissainthe and Greene for additional comment, and noted her full Page Six Radio interview will air Monday, Dec. 15.
Love Island USA stars Chelley Bissainthe and Ace Greene have ended their relationship, Bissainthe confirmed in an interview with SiriusXM’s Page Six Radio that was previewed Friday, Dec. 12.
While speaking with hosts Danny Murphy and Evan Real, Bissainthe said she and Greene “decided to part ways,” calling it a difficult choice. “It really was a tough decision for the both of us and very hard to decide, but, you know, when you love someone, sometimes loving someone means letting go,” Bissainthe, 28, said.
She added that the split came with “a mutual level of respect and understanding,” saying they wanted the relationship to work but ultimately agreed it didn’t. “Couples go through things that are very challenging and sometimes the best thing to do is just, you know, make a decision that needs to be made,” she said.
Greene, 23, and Bissainthe connected on season 7 of Love Island USA, which premiered in June and wrapped in August, and the pair left the villa together on day 30. Bissainthe said they had extensive conversations and also considered their supporters while deciding to separate. “But I’ll trust that they’ll understand that this decision needed to be made if we were able to come to this mutual decision,” she added, while noting that “the details aren’t really necessary.”
Later in the interview, Bissainthe said she believes people are meant to experience relationships for different lengths of time and expressed gratitude for what she and Greene shared. “Sometimes we want it to last a lifetime and sometimes it’s just for that moment in time,” she said, adding that she wished Greene well and planned to focus on “healing” and “growth.” PEOPLE said it contacted representatives for both Bissainthe and Greene for additional comment, and noted her full Page Six Radio interview will air Monday, Dec. 15.
Lizzo’s Dancers Ask Appeals Court to Let Sexual Harassment Case Go to Trial
Lizzo’s former backup dancers are asking an appeals court to let their sexual harassment lawsuit move forward, pushing back against the superstar’s argument that certain alleged conduct should be protected as free speech.
According to Billboard, the dancers are urging the court to reject Lizzo’s First Amendment defense and allow their case to proceed to trial. The plaintiffs argue that what they experienced should not be dismissed as artistic or expressive conduct.
The update comes after a Los Angeles judge ruled at the start of 2024 that three dancers from Lizzo’s Special tour could move forward with some of their legal claims against the singer. While the judge dismissed a widely publicized allegation involving fat-shaming, he determined that other accusations warranted a trial.
Those remaining claims include allegations that Lizzo pressured members of her staff to touch nude performers and eat bananas from their genitals while attending sex shows in Amsterdam and Paris. The judge described those allegations as “equally salacious,” according to Billboard.
The dancers now want an appeals court to clear the way for a jury to hear the case, arguing that the alleged “banana incident” should not be categorized as “creative expression.” The lawsuit remains ongoing.
According to Billboard, the dancers are urging the court to reject Lizzo’s First Amendment defense and allow their case to proceed to trial. The plaintiffs argue that what they experienced should not be dismissed as artistic or expressive conduct.
The update comes after a Los Angeles judge ruled at the start of 2024 that three dancers from Lizzo’s Special tour could move forward with some of their legal claims against the singer. While the judge dismissed a widely publicized allegation involving fat-shaming, he determined that other accusations warranted a trial.
Those remaining claims include allegations that Lizzo pressured members of her staff to touch nude performers and eat bananas from their genitals while attending sex shows in Amsterdam and Paris. The judge described those allegations as “equally salacious,” according to Billboard.
The dancers now want an appeals court to clear the way for a jury to hear the case, arguing that the alleged “banana incident” should not be categorized as “creative expression.” The lawsuit remains ongoing.
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