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The acclaimed actor known for his roles in Breaking Bad and Do the Right Thing delighted tour guests when he hopped aboard a TMZ Tour Bus in Beverly Hills, accompanied by his daughter.
The retired WWE superstar has returned to Anderson Center for Hair for another round of hair restoration treatment, this time opting to shave his head completely for optimal results.
Dakota Mortensen contacted authorities Friday evening with questions about a protective order involving his 2-year-old son with Taylor Frankie Paul. The incident comes amid an ongoing custody battle between the former couple, with another court hearing scheduled for July 8.
Tierra Davis, currently appearing on Love Island USA, was accused in a 2018 restraining order of threatening to shoot another woman following a physical altercation. The case was later dismissed, and the woman who filed the order says she harbors no ill will toward Davis.
Kai Cordrey, one of three defendants charged in an alleged plot to kill singer Jack Avery, has filed a motion to reduce his $2 million bail to $100,000, claiming he cannot afford to post bond and has been incarcerated since May.
Susan Pinsky responded to social media comments supporting Courtney Stodden, who recently accused Dr. Drew Pinsky of exploiting her during a televised breast examination when she was sixteen years old. The invitation has sparked further controversy over the original incident.
Philadelphia Police confirmed no investigation is underway following a viral incident at Noah Kahan's concert at Citizens Bank Park, where a concertgoer was accused of defecating in her seat. No official report was ever filed despite widespread online attention.
Governor Gretchen Whitmer has issued a stern warning to military leadership, demanding Michigan National Guard troops in Washington, D.C. be used exclusively for America 250 celebrations and not for President Trump's controversial crime-fighting task force. The governor has threatened to pull all 161 Michigan troops if her conditions are not met.
The Supreme Court delivered a landmark ruling Monday that dramatically expands presidential authority over federal regulatory agencies, overturning 90 years of precedent and potentially allowing presidents to fire agency heads and civil servants at will.
The United States Supreme Court has ruled that states may legally count mail-in ballots that arrive after Election Day, provided they are postmarked by Election Day. The decision upholds a Mississippi law and could have implications for voting procedures nationwide.
Pro Football Hall of Fame Coach Jimmy Johnson brings his championship fishing tournament back to Atlantic City this July, featuring seven days of competition, luxury parties, and substantial prize money for anglers across the region.
Severe erosion along Atlantic City's northern beaches is undermining the resort's key advantage against incoming New York City casinos, with millions in restoration sand already washed away and casino operators warning of real business impacts.
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