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As Brad Pitt And Angelina Jolie's Divorce Case Rages On, Could They Be The Next Johnny Depp And Amber Heard? An Expert Weighs In

Jolie and Pitt's legal battle has been going for years, so are they the next Depp and Heard?

Cinemablend

Prince Harry Will Likely Receive “Significant Damages” from Lawsuit, Legal Expert Says

Harry’s phone hacking lawsuit against Mirror Group Newspapers is underway.

Marie Claire

Trump lawyers "in over their heads"

"If you're Donald Trump tonight, you're realizing I got more or less a D-list legal team"

Salon

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Nick Cannon doesn't pay 'formal' child support but says kids 'can have what they want'

Nick Cannon has 12 children and has previously spoken about child support on a podcast, whilst Bre Tiesi – with whom he shares an 11-month-old son – has discussed the situation on Selling Sunset

Daily Mirror

Bre Tiesi's Lawyer Called Out Her Client Publicly Over Claims Nick Cannon Doesn't Have To Pay Child Support

Bre Tiesi's attorney is setting the record straight after she claimed baby daddy Nick Cannon doesn't have to pay child support.

Cinemablend

Can Raquel Leviss be a friend after restraining order? 'Hard no,' Scheana Shay says

LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Superior Court pumped the brakes on reality TV star Raquel Leviss' pursuit of a restraining order against "Vanderpump Rules" co-star Scheana Shay.

Los Angeles Times

Alec Baldwin prosecution ‘on its heels’ after DA leaves ‘Rust’ case, experts say

New Mexico’s district attorney overseeing the “Rust” shooting criminal prosecution of Alec Baldwin has stepped down, dealing another blow to the state’s efforts to hold the actor and armorer Hannah Gutierrez Reed accountable for the fatal shooting on the western movie set.

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Could Prince Harry’s Recent Drug Use Revelations Affect His U.S. Visa Status?

Lawyers weigh in.

Marie Claire

With 'Vanderpump' reunion looming amid scandal, Ariana brushes off Raquel's comments

LOS ANGELES — Ariana Madix isn't getting publicly sucked into the "Scandoval" cheating drama that has consumed the cast, fans and juggernaut ratings of Bravo reality show "Vanderpump Rules." Not yet, at least.

Los Angeles Times

Will Scheana Shay be at the 'Vanderpump Rules' reunion? Why a restraining order could make things tricky

An altercation between Scheana Shay and Raquel Leviss has added even more drama to the upcoming 'Vanderpump' reunion

My Imperfect Life

Ex-lawmaker who served time for Jan. 6 riot seeks House seat

A former West Virginia lawmaker who served three months in prison for his participation in the Jan. 6th Capitol riot says he's running for Congress

The Independent UK

Lake fails end-run around AZ judge

AZ Supreme Court delivers reality check as Lake imagines herself “duly elected governor”

Salon

Key takeaways from ‘Rust’ prosecutors’ request for emergency funding

Some bureaucratic paperwork between the Santa Fe district attorney and New Mexico’s Board of Finance sheds light on possible, long-awaited next steps prosecutors may take in the fatal shooting on the set of “Rust” last year.

Los Angeles Times

Legal fallout for Trump cronies persists despite his pardons

Bannon joins the ranks of several Trump allies to be recently prosecuted by the Manhattan district attorney’s office

The Guardian - US

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Los Angeles Times

FBI removed classified documents from Mar-a-Lago, is investigating possible Espionage Act violations

WASHINGTON — FBI agents removed 11 sets of classified documents — including some marked top secret and meant to only be available in special government facilities — from former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida on Monday.

Tribune News Service

Trump’s ‘planted evidence’ claim unlikely to stand up in court

Donald Trump and his supporters are ratcheting up their baseless claim that Federal Bureau of Investigation agents may have “planted” evidence when they searched his Mar-a-Lago home for missing White House records. But those claims are unlikely to stand up in court.

The Independent UK

Why did R Kelly get a longer sentence than Ghislaine Maxwell? A legal expert explains

A US trial heard that Kelly was a ‘prolific serial predator’ who preyed ‘on the young and vulnerable’

AFP

To charge or not to charge: the Trump dilemma roiling America

Washington (AFP) - A chilling portrait of a US president who knew he'd lost an election but tried to steal it anyway has emerged in testimony on the Capitol assault, posing a perilous question: should prosecutors indict Donald Trump?

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Tribune News Service

Chrisleys will stay on the air at USA Network following conviction

The Hollywood Reporter says USA Network has no plans to stop airing new episodes of its reality series “Chrisley Knows Best” scheduled for this summer.

The New Daily

What happens next for Johnny Depp and Amber Heard as celebrity trial of the century ends?

What's next for Johnny Depp and Amber Heard after their six-week trial has ended, how do they get their lives and careers back on track?

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