#MAGFAB: Anne Hathaway for People Magazine's World's Most Beautiful
Okay then!
#RHOA: K. Michelle Calls Porsha out on Social Media
In the latest episode of “Real Housewives of Atlanta,” K. Michelle and Porsha have tension. Here are the highlights for “Rum, Ruptures & Redemption.”
K. Michelle meets Cynthia, Porsha, and Phaedra at the nail salon. She tells them about her recent hospital visit. After she tells them she was leaking on the sofa, Porsha asks K. Michelle if she was having a miscarriage. In a green screen interview, K. Michelle says this was an insensitive thing to ask, and she suspects that Porsha was being shady.
Kelli’s recent restaurant opening is the next topic. Porsha tells K. Michelle that she didn’t attend because Kelli has been talking smack about her.
Pinky meets with her attorney. She wants to file for bankruptcy since she is now $20 million in debt after buying back her company, Slutty Vegan. She breaks down in tears because it’s been a very stressful time for her as a businesswoman, and she doesn’t want to drag her husband into any of it.
Cynthia hangs out with K. Michelle and Pinky. K. Michelle called Porsha a “dingbat” on Twitter. While Cynthia isn’t so convinced that Porsha was being shady when she asked if K. Michelle had a miscarriage, K. Michelle believes Porsha had shady intentions.
Angela shows her daughter the house she secretly bought. Since she lost her investment homes and mother last year, she really needed a win badly to help her move forward.
Porsha apologizes to K. Michelle and lets her know she had no malicious intent. She had a miscarriage, so she would never shade another woman for it. However, in a confessional, K. Michelle tells producers that she still thinks that Porsha was being shady. In real time, K. Michelle accepts Porsha’s apology, and they hug it out.
K. Michelle meets Cynthia, Porsha, and Phaedra at the nail salon. She tells them about her recent hospital visit. After she tells them she was leaking on the sofa, Porsha asks K. Michelle if she was having a miscarriage. In a green screen interview, K. Michelle says this was an insensitive thing to ask, and she suspects that Porsha was being shady.
Kelli’s recent restaurant opening is the next topic. Porsha tells K. Michelle that she didn’t attend because Kelli has been talking smack about her.
Pinky meets with her attorney. She wants to file for bankruptcy since she is now $20 million in debt after buying back her company, Slutty Vegan. She breaks down in tears because it’s been a very stressful time for her as a businesswoman, and she doesn’t want to drag her husband into any of it.
Cynthia hangs out with K. Michelle and Pinky. K. Michelle called Porsha a “dingbat” on Twitter. While Cynthia isn’t so convinced that Porsha was being shady when she asked if K. Michelle had a miscarriage, K. Michelle believes Porsha had shady intentions.
Angela shows her daughter the house she secretly bought. Since she lost her investment homes and mother last year, she really needed a win badly to help her move forward.
Porsha apologizes to K. Michelle and lets her know she had no malicious intent. She had a miscarriage, so she would never shade another woman for it. However, in a confessional, K. Michelle tells producers that she still thinks that Porsha was being shady. In real time, K. Michelle accepts Porsha’s apology, and they hug it out.
#MusicNews: The Roots, Anthony Hamilton, Floetry & More To Play First-Ever Roots Picnic London
The Roots Picnic is packing up and pulling up in a new city — and country — this summer. The annual music festival created and curated by The Roots and based in Philadelphia is branching out from the City of Brotherly Love and going international. After Roots Picnic 2026 kicks off summer festival season in late May, the inaugural Roots Picnic London will debut in August with a solid lineup of artists from both sides of the Atlantic.
Roots Picnic London is scheduled for the weekend of Saturday, August 8th and Sunday, August 9th, to take place at the Crystal Palace Bowl. The outdoor venue in the London borough of Bromley will welcome thousands to experience the first-ever international edition of Roots Picnic.
Of course, The Roots will be on hand for this historic occasion. They’re on deck to headline the opening day with legendary rapper Nas in a special two-hour joint performance that will be as iconic as it sounds. Before Nas and The Roots end the day, there’ll be sets by British singers Sasha Keable and Nia Smith and J. Period, who’s bringing his J. Period Live Mixtape to the stage with mic rockers Black Thought, Yasiin Bey and Benny The Butcher.
The Roots Picnic is packing up and pulling up in a new city — and country — this summer. The annual music festival created and curated by The Roots and based in Philadelphia is branching out from the City of Brotherly Love and going international. After Roots Picnic 2026 kicks off summer festival season in late May, the inaugural Roots Picnic London will debut in August with a solid lineup of artists from both sides of the Atlantic.
Roots Picnic London is scheduled for the weekend of Saturday, August 8th and Sunday, August 9th, to take place at the Crystal Palace Bowl. The outdoor venue in the London borough of Bromley will welcome thousands to experience the first-ever international edition of Roots Picnic.
Of course, The Roots will be on hand for this historic occasion. They’re on deck to headline the opening day with legendary rapper Nas in a special two-hour joint performance that will be as iconic as it sounds. Before Nas and The Roots end the day, there’ll be sets by British singers Sasha Keable and Nia Smith and J. Period, who’s bringing his J. Period Live Mixtape to the stage with mic rockers Black Thought, Yasiin Bey and Benny The Butcher.
Another sensational roster of performers is on tap for Sunday’s closing day festivities. Picnickers will be entertained by soul brother Anthony Hamilton, Musiq Soulchild and Floetry — making this Marsha Ambrosius and Natalie Stewart’s first performance in London in over a decade. Jazz, hip-hop and soul will collide during an epic jam session led by Robert Glasper and Questlove featuring Common and Bilal. Rounding out that day’s performers will be London’s own Gotts Street Park with Olive Jones. BBC Radio producer, presenter and DJ Benji B will be on the decks throughout the weekend.
Compared to the original Roots Picnic, Roots Picnic London is smaller in scale, but the tight lineup is rather impressive. It’s unclear if more artists will be announced, but it’s honestly good to go as-is. Produced by Live Nation Urban and Palace Bowl Presents, this global expansion of the Roots Picnic brand is an exciting addition to the annual music festival calendar.
Tickets to Roots Picnic London go on sale to the general public on Tuesday, April 21st at 12 p.m. BST. General admission and VIP level tickets for single days and the weekend will be available for purchase through Ticketmaster. For more information, visit the Roots Picnic website.
#HipHopNews: Tory Lanez Sues California Department of Corrections for $100 Million After Being Stabbed 16 Times in Prison
Tory Lanez is suing the California Department of Corrections for $100 Million following an incident last year where he was stabbed 16 times while in prison.
According to documents obtained by XXL, Tory Lanez's filed a complaint through his attorney on April 14 in the United States District Court for the Central District of California, accusing the CDOC, multiple corrections officers and the prison warden of failure to protect, negligent supervision, intentional infliction of emotional distress, violation of privacy rights and conversion. The lawsuit stems from a May 2025 incident in which the incarcerated rapper was stabbed 16 times by another inmate at the prison in Tehachapi where he was being held.
Lanez, born Daystar Peterson, is serving a 10-year sentence after being found guilty of shooting Megan Thee Stallion in the feet after a dramatic jury trial in December of 2022. On May 12, 2025, the rapper-singer was attacked by Santino Casio, another inmate, who is serving a life sentence for second-degree murder and first-degree attempted murder.
Lanez argues in his lawsuit that prison officials failed to account for the grave danger posed by his placement near Casio, particularly given the latter's violent history — including a 2008 conviction for assault with a deadly weapon and a 2018 charge for manufacturing a weapon while incarcerated — and Lanez's own status as a high-profile celebrity. They also questioned why there weren't any correctional staff present and the response being delayed, allowing the full attack to happen.
Lanez suffered stab wounds to his back, torso, back of head and face along with two collapsed lungs. He was airlifted to a hospital in critical condition. After his recovery, he was transferred to another prison, the California Men's Colony, in San Luis Obispo County (California).
Additionally, Lanez accuses the prison of unlawfully seizing his songbooks with unpublished lyrics that have future commercial value, as well as correspondences between him and his attorney, and refused to return them.
In his court filing, Lanez is seeking a trial by jury and $100 million in damages to cover medical bills, physical pain and suffering, emotional trauma, permanent scarring to his face, lasting lung damage and the loss of future earning potential.
According to documents obtained by XXL, Tory Lanez's filed a complaint through his attorney on April 14 in the United States District Court for the Central District of California, accusing the CDOC, multiple corrections officers and the prison warden of failure to protect, negligent supervision, intentional infliction of emotional distress, violation of privacy rights and conversion. The lawsuit stems from a May 2025 incident in which the incarcerated rapper was stabbed 16 times by another inmate at the prison in Tehachapi where he was being held.
Lanez, born Daystar Peterson, is serving a 10-year sentence after being found guilty of shooting Megan Thee Stallion in the feet after a dramatic jury trial in December of 2022. On May 12, 2025, the rapper-singer was attacked by Santino Casio, another inmate, who is serving a life sentence for second-degree murder and first-degree attempted murder.
Lanez argues in his lawsuit that prison officials failed to account for the grave danger posed by his placement near Casio, particularly given the latter's violent history — including a 2008 conviction for assault with a deadly weapon and a 2018 charge for manufacturing a weapon while incarcerated — and Lanez's own status as a high-profile celebrity. They also questioned why there weren't any correctional staff present and the response being delayed, allowing the full attack to happen.
Lanez suffered stab wounds to his back, torso, back of head and face along with two collapsed lungs. He was airlifted to a hospital in critical condition. After his recovery, he was transferred to another prison, the California Men's Colony, in San Luis Obispo County (California).
Additionally, Lanez accuses the prison of unlawfully seizing his songbooks with unpublished lyrics that have future commercial value, as well as correspondences between him and his attorney, and refused to return them.
In his court filing, Lanez is seeking a trial by jury and $100 million in damages to cover medical bills, physical pain and suffering, emotional trauma, permanent scarring to his face, lasting lung damage and the loss of future earning potential.
Eddie Murphy Shares His Son Eric and Martin Lawrence’s Daughter Jasmin Welcomed First Baby
The comedy legends’ families just got bigger as their children, Eric Murphy and Jasmin Lawrence, welcomed baby girl Ari Skye.
Eddie Murphy confirmed that his son Eric Murphy and Jasmin Lawrence have welcomed a baby girl named Ari Skye.
The birth further links the Murphy and Lawrence families following Eric and Jasmin’s 2025 wedding.
While accepting the American Film Institute Life Achievement Award, Eddie said, “My legacy to me isn't my work. My legacy to me is my children.”
Comedy royalty just got even bigger. Eddie Murphy revealed that his son Eric Murphy and Martin Lawrence’s daughter Jasmin Lawrence have welcomed their first child together, a baby girl named Ari Skye.
The sweet update came during Murphy’s chat with E! News while he was being honored at the American Film Institute ceremony. “They just had a baby girl,” Eddie told the outlet. “They just had her two weeks ago, or a week ago. Yeah, Ari Skye.”
The news adds another chapter to a family connection fans have loved watching unfold. Eric and Jasmin tied the knot in a private ceremony in May 2025. Months later, the couple announced they were expecting with a black-and-white maternity photo and the caption, “Thank you Jesus for the greatest gift.”
Eddie Murphy talks parenting advice and legacy at American Film Institute ceremony
The Brooklyn native also opened up about parenting when asked whether he or Martin had offered the new parents advice. “Oh, you don't give advice like that,” he explained. “You know, your kids don't go by your advice. Your kids go by the example you set. They watch you.” He continued, “The stuff you be saying, they don't even pay that s**t no mind. They watch and see what you do. So, I don't give a lot of advice.”
Even with decades of blockbuster films and stand-up history behind him, the actor made it clear that family remains his proudest accomplishment. “My legacy to me isn't my work,” he told E! News. “My legacy to me is my children. So, that's my legacy.”
The timing of the baby news made the night even more special. According to the AP, Eddie received a standing ovation as he accepted the AFI Life Achievement Award at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. Stars including Martin, Spike Lee, Chris Rock, Dave Chappelle and Arsenio Hall were on hand to celebrate him.
Martin even joked about how their families are now officially linked while honoring his longtime friend. Recalling that his Life co-star once turned down his request for a photo early in his career, the 61-year-old said, “Now I can get all the pictures I want. Because we’re in-laws.”
Between a career milestone and a new baby in the family, Eddie had every reason to celebrate. Some legends just collect trophies. Others get called granddad at the same time.
Cardi B receives a signed Jimmy Carter book from Amy Carter, and fans love seeing her "history nerd" side
Cardi B’s reaction to receiving a signed Jimmy Carter book from Amy Carter gave fans a closer look at her longtime love of history
Cardi B just had a moment that blended music, history, and a bit of surprise in the best way. During a backstage meeting in Atlanta, she received a signed book from Amy Carter, daughter of former U.S. President Jimmy Carter. The reaction quickly went viral, and fans could not get enough of seeing this side of her.
A backstage moment that caught everyone’s attention
The interaction happened during the final stop of Cardi B’s tour, where Amy Carter attended the show and later met her backstage. She gifted Cardi a copy of “White House Diary,” a collection of Jimmy Carter’s entries from his time in office. What made it even more special was the fact that the book included his personal signature.
Cardi’s reaction was immediate and genuine, and it quickly became the highlight of the moment. She expressed excitement as she realized what she was holding, repeating that it was Jimmy Carter’s actual signature. The energy felt real, and that is part of why so many people connected with it.
Why the gift meant so much to Cardi B
If you have followed Cardi B beyond her music, you already know she has a strong interest in politics and history. She has spoken in interviews about her love for government, presidential history, and how systems work. This was not just a celebrity receiving a gift; it was someone receiving something tied to a personal passion.
The signed book carried a deeper meaning because of that connection. It represented a piece of history that she has openly admired and studied over the years. Moments like this show how interests outside of entertainment can shape how someone reacts to experiences.
Fans are loving her “history nerd” side
Online reactions came quickly, and many people praised Cardi for showing excitement about something academic. Fans described her as a “history nerd,” but in a way that felt supportive and genuine. It is not something you always expect to trend in pop culture, which made it stand out even more.
Some also pointed out that this is not new for her, just more visible now. She has talked about presidents, policies, and historical events in past interviews and appearances. Seeing that interest play out in real time made the moment feel even more authentic.
What this says about celebrity culture today
Moments like this reflect a shift in what audiences appreciate from public figures. It is no longer just about performances or appearances, but also about personality, curiosity, and authenticity. Fans want to see people being real, even in small, unexpected ways.
At the same time, it shows how powerful simple interactions can be. A book, a signature, and a genuine reaction turned into a widely shared moment. It reminds you that not everything viral needs to be dramatic to leave an impression.
Final thoughts
Cardi B receiving a signed copy of Jimmy Carter's book from Amy Carter may seem like a small moment, but it resonated with many people. It showed excitement, curiosity, and a side of her that fans enjoy seeing more of. Sometimes, the most memorable moments are the ones that feel personal and real.
Cardi B just had a moment that blended music, history, and a bit of surprise in the best way. During a backstage meeting in Atlanta, she received a signed book from Amy Carter, daughter of former U.S. President Jimmy Carter. The reaction quickly went viral, and fans could not get enough of seeing this side of her.
A backstage moment that caught everyone’s attention
The interaction happened during the final stop of Cardi B’s tour, where Amy Carter attended the show and later met her backstage. She gifted Cardi a copy of “White House Diary,” a collection of Jimmy Carter’s entries from his time in office. What made it even more special was the fact that the book included his personal signature.
Cardi’s reaction was immediate and genuine, and it quickly became the highlight of the moment. She expressed excitement as she realized what she was holding, repeating that it was Jimmy Carter’s actual signature. The energy felt real, and that is part of why so many people connected with it.
Why the gift meant so much to Cardi B
If you have followed Cardi B beyond her music, you already know she has a strong interest in politics and history. She has spoken in interviews about her love for government, presidential history, and how systems work. This was not just a celebrity receiving a gift; it was someone receiving something tied to a personal passion.
The signed book carried a deeper meaning because of that connection. It represented a piece of history that she has openly admired and studied over the years. Moments like this show how interests outside of entertainment can shape how someone reacts to experiences.
Fans are loving her “history nerd” side
Online reactions came quickly, and many people praised Cardi for showing excitement about something academic. Fans described her as a “history nerd,” but in a way that felt supportive and genuine. It is not something you always expect to trend in pop culture, which made it stand out even more.
Some also pointed out that this is not new for her, just more visible now. She has talked about presidents, policies, and historical events in past interviews and appearances. Seeing that interest play out in real time made the moment feel even more authentic.
What this says about celebrity culture today
Moments like this reflect a shift in what audiences appreciate from public figures. It is no longer just about performances or appearances, but also about personality, curiosity, and authenticity. Fans want to see people being real, even in small, unexpected ways.
At the same time, it shows how powerful simple interactions can be. A book, a signature, and a genuine reaction turned into a widely shared moment. It reminds you that not everything viral needs to be dramatic to leave an impression.
Final thoughts
Cardi B receiving a signed copy of Jimmy Carter's book from Amy Carter may seem like a small moment, but it resonated with many people. It showed excitement, curiosity, and a side of her that fans enjoy seeing more of. Sometimes, the most memorable moments are the ones that feel personal and real.
Prince Wouldn’t Let Bruce Springsteen and Madonna Use His Dressing Room Bathroom
Prince’s dressing room bathroom was apparently off limits to his fellow music superstars, including Bruce Springsteen and Madonna, at least according to the late musician’s onetime drummer Bobby Z.
This coming Tuesday, April 21st, marks the 10th anniversary of Prince’s passing, and in tribute to the music icon, The Guardian rounded up a handful of his associates to reflect on his life and career. In a first-hand account, Bobby Z., who played in Prince’s backing band the Revolution from 1978 through 1986, recalled the legendary artist’s uneasiness around other iconic figures.
“He found meeting other celebrities very uncomfortable unless he was a fan,” recollected Bobby Z. “He could get bashful or embarrassed, or there could be huge stars and he just wouldn’t give them the time of day. So besides shaking Elizabeth Taylor’s hand I don’t know if he’d be interested in chatting.”
Recalling a real-life scenario that could have very well made a great Chappelle’s Show sketch, Bobby Z. added, “Once there was a hilarious moment when Bruce Springsteen and Madonna came backstage but Prince’s dressing room was off limits to them, so they had to use the band’s toilet. When he met David Bowie at Paisley Park it was a warm moment, because he felt that they were equals.”
Both Springsteen and Madonna have expressed their admiration for Prince. Springsteen performed a cover of “Purple Rain” shortly after Prince’s passing in 2016, and recently played it again at the Minneapolis kickoff of his current US tour (pick up tickets here).
With Madonna, Prince co-wrote and produced the track “Love Song” on her 1989 album, Like a Prayer. The Material Girl recently announced a new album, titled Confessions II, set to arrive on July 3rd, and just released the new single “I Feel So Free.”
Prince’s dressing room bathroom was apparently off limits to his fellow music superstars, including Bruce Springsteen and Madonna, at least according to the late musician’s onetime drummer Bobby Z.
This coming Tuesday, April 21st, marks the 10th anniversary of Prince’s passing, and in tribute to the music icon, The Guardian rounded up a handful of his associates to reflect on his life and career. In a first-hand account, Bobby Z., who played in Prince’s backing band the Revolution from 1978 through 1986, recalled the legendary artist’s uneasiness around other iconic figures.
“He found meeting other celebrities very uncomfortable unless he was a fan,” recollected Bobby Z. “He could get bashful or embarrassed, or there could be huge stars and he just wouldn’t give them the time of day. So besides shaking Elizabeth Taylor’s hand I don’t know if he’d be interested in chatting.”
Recalling a real-life scenario that could have very well made a great Chappelle’s Show sketch, Bobby Z. added, “Once there was a hilarious moment when Bruce Springsteen and Madonna came backstage but Prince’s dressing room was off limits to them, so they had to use the band’s toilet. When he met David Bowie at Paisley Park it was a warm moment, because he felt that they were equals.”
Both Springsteen and Madonna have expressed their admiration for Prince. Springsteen performed a cover of “Purple Rain” shortly after Prince’s passing in 2016, and recently played it again at the Minneapolis kickoff of his current US tour (pick up tickets here).
With Madonna, Prince co-wrote and produced the track “Love Song” on her 1989 album, Like a Prayer. The Material Girl recently announced a new album, titled Confessions II, set to arrive on July 3rd, and just released the new single “I Feel So Free.”
#RIP: Veteran Actor Rif Hutton Of Doogie Howser And JAG Passes Away At 73
Rif Hutton, a seasoned character actor known for his recurring roles on the television series Doogie Howser, M.D. and JAG, has died at the age of 73. His wife, Bridget Hoffman, confirmed that Hutton passed away on Saturday at their Pasadena home after a 13-month battle with glioblastoma.
Rif Hutton built a diverse career spanning voice acting, looping, and ADR work. His voice contributions featured in notable films such as Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018), as well as popular animated franchises including Shrek, Kung Fu Panda, How to Train Your Dragon, Rio, Ice Age, Hotel Transylvania, and Angry Birds.
In the 1990s, Hutton was also recognized for appearing in commercials as the owner of a KFC restaurant, a role that added to his visibility during that decade.
On television, Hutton is best remembered for his portrayal of Dr. Ron Welch on Doogie Howser, M.D. He appeared in 17 episodes across all four seasons of the ABC medical sitcom created by Steven Bochco and David E. Kelley. In this role, he played a friend and colleague of Neil Patrick Harris' title character at Eastman Medical Center in Los Angeles.
Additionally, Hutton took on the role of Lt. Cmdr. Alan Mattoni in 10 episodes of CBS's JAG, a drama created by Donald P. Bellisario, appearing from 1997 to 2001. Both roles solidified his presence in popular TV dramas of the 1990s and early 2000s.
Born Walter Hutton in San Antonio on November 28, 1955, he was raised primarily in New Jersey due to his father’s U.S. Air Force career. During eighth grade, he won a statewide speech contest reciting Martin Luther King Jr.'s iconic "I Have a Dream" speech, an experience that inspired him to pursue acting professionally.
After graduating from Seton Hall University and serving in the U.S. Navy, Hutton began appearing in television shows such as The Jeffersons, Remington Steele, 227, and Night Court between 1985 and 1987. He also had a role in the 1988 film Stand and Deliver, which starred Edward James Olmos.
Hutton made appearances on several daytime soap operas including Tribes, General Hospital, and The Bold and the Beautiful. His extensive TV credits also include episodes of L.A. Law, Married... With Children, Hunter, Wings, Murphy Brown, The Larry Sanders Show, Star Trek: Generations, Babylon 5, Family Matters, Seinfeld, ER, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Cold Case, and Monk. His film appearances include Moving (1988) starring Richard Pryor, L.A. Heat (1989), and The Thirteenth Floor (1999).
Surviving Hutton are his wife Bridget Hoffman, a fellow voice actor whom he married in 2001, and their son, Wolfgang. The couple frequently collaborated professionally throughout their careers.
Fellow voice actor Steve Apostolina paid tribute to Hutton on Facebook, writing, "People knew when they hired him for a voice job that he was going to be the most prepared - he always was. He was also always first to show up on a gig - I had the great pleasure of beating him a few times and scooping a treasured chair, but those were few and far between."
Rif Hutton, a seasoned character actor known for his recurring roles on the television series Doogie Howser, M.D. and JAG, has died at the age of 73. His wife, Bridget Hoffman, confirmed that Hutton passed away on Saturday at their Pasadena home after a 13-month battle with glioblastoma.
Rif Hutton built a diverse career spanning voice acting, looping, and ADR work. His voice contributions featured in notable films such as Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018), as well as popular animated franchises including Shrek, Kung Fu Panda, How to Train Your Dragon, Rio, Ice Age, Hotel Transylvania, and Angry Birds.
In the 1990s, Hutton was also recognized for appearing in commercials as the owner of a KFC restaurant, a role that added to his visibility during that decade.
On television, Hutton is best remembered for his portrayal of Dr. Ron Welch on Doogie Howser, M.D. He appeared in 17 episodes across all four seasons of the ABC medical sitcom created by Steven Bochco and David E. Kelley. In this role, he played a friend and colleague of Neil Patrick Harris' title character at Eastman Medical Center in Los Angeles.
Additionally, Hutton took on the role of Lt. Cmdr. Alan Mattoni in 10 episodes of CBS's JAG, a drama created by Donald P. Bellisario, appearing from 1997 to 2001. Both roles solidified his presence in popular TV dramas of the 1990s and early 2000s.
Born Walter Hutton in San Antonio on November 28, 1955, he was raised primarily in New Jersey due to his father’s U.S. Air Force career. During eighth grade, he won a statewide speech contest reciting Martin Luther King Jr.'s iconic "I Have a Dream" speech, an experience that inspired him to pursue acting professionally.
After graduating from Seton Hall University and serving in the U.S. Navy, Hutton began appearing in television shows such as The Jeffersons, Remington Steele, 227, and Night Court between 1985 and 1987. He also had a role in the 1988 film Stand and Deliver, which starred Edward James Olmos.
Hutton made appearances on several daytime soap operas including Tribes, General Hospital, and The Bold and the Beautiful. His extensive TV credits also include episodes of L.A. Law, Married... With Children, Hunter, Wings, Murphy Brown, The Larry Sanders Show, Star Trek: Generations, Babylon 5, Family Matters, Seinfeld, ER, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Cold Case, and Monk. His film appearances include Moving (1988) starring Richard Pryor, L.A. Heat (1989), and The Thirteenth Floor (1999).
Surviving Hutton are his wife Bridget Hoffman, a fellow voice actor whom he married in 2001, and their son, Wolfgang. The couple frequently collaborated professionally throughout their careers.
Fellow voice actor Steve Apostolina paid tribute to Hutton on Facebook, writing, "People knew when they hired him for a voice job that he was going to be the most prepared - he always was. He was also always first to show up on a gig - I had the great pleasure of beating him a few times and scooping a treasured chair, but those were few and far between."
Megan Thee Stallion Denied Permanent Injunction Against Blogger Milagro Cooper
Megan Thee Stallion was denied a permanent injunction against blogger Milagro Cooper by a federal judge, according to TMZ. The rapper sought a court order to stop Cooper from discussing her mental health, alcohol consumption, or extended family in any public forum.
However, the judge ruled that there was no evidence Cooper attempted to physically stalk Megan Thee Stallion, such as attending her concerts or searching for her in person. The court described the requested injunction as "overboard." Additionally, Cooper’s activities did not meet Florida's legal standard for cyberstalking, and her blog was deemed to serve a "legitimate purpose" as news and commentary.
This ruling comes after Megan Thee Stallion won a defamation lawsuit against the blogger last December. Cooper was found liable for defamation, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and distributing sexual deepfake images of the rapper. Originally, Cooper was ordered to pay $75,000 in damages, though a judge later reduced this to $59,000.
Megan Thee Stallion also accused Cooper of acting as a "mouthpiece" for Tory Lanez during their legal dispute, which involved Lanez shooting the rapper in the foot. Despite the prior defamation ruling, the court declined to impose a permanent injunction restricting Cooper’s speech about Megan Thee Stallion.
Megan Thee Stallion was denied a permanent injunction against blogger Milagro Cooper by a federal judge, according to TMZ. The rapper sought a court order to stop Cooper from discussing her mental health, alcohol consumption, or extended family in any public forum.
However, the judge ruled that there was no evidence Cooper attempted to physically stalk Megan Thee Stallion, such as attending her concerts or searching for her in person. The court described the requested injunction as "overboard." Additionally, Cooper’s activities did not meet Florida's legal standard for cyberstalking, and her blog was deemed to serve a "legitimate purpose" as news and commentary.
This ruling comes after Megan Thee Stallion won a defamation lawsuit against the blogger last December. Cooper was found liable for defamation, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and distributing sexual deepfake images of the rapper. Originally, Cooper was ordered to pay $75,000 in damages, though a judge later reduced this to $59,000.
Megan Thee Stallion also accused Cooper of acting as a "mouthpiece" for Tory Lanez during their legal dispute, which involved Lanez shooting the rapper in the foot. Despite the prior defamation ruling, the court declined to impose a permanent injunction restricting Cooper’s speech about Megan Thee Stallion.
D4vd Pleads Not Guilty To Murder Charges As Lawyer Makes Bold Claim To Judge
D4vd walked into a Los Angeles courtroom Monday and entered a not guilty plea to first-degree murder in the death of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez.
The 21-year-old singer, whose legal name is David Anthony Burke, faced the judge with his attorney, Blair Berk, by his side.
D4vd also pleaded not guilty to sexual abuse of a child under 14 and unlawful mutilation of human remains.
The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s office added special circumstance allegations that include murder of a witness, murder for financial gain, and lying in wait.
Rivas had been reported missing by her family in 2024, and prosecutors revealed she was a witness in a separate investigation into D4vd for lewd and lascivious sexual acts with a minor.
Her dismembered and decomposing body was discovered in September inside the trunk of D4vd’s Tesla, seven months before charges were formally filed against him.
Berk made a bold statement during the hearing, telling the court that “the actual evidence in this case will show that David Burke did not murder Celeste Rivas Hernandez.”
She requested a preliminary evidentiary hearing as soon as possible, and lead prosecutor Beth Silverman welcomed the opportunity to present evidence.
The judge ordered D4vd held without bail, meaning he’ll remain in custody throughout the proceedings.
If convicted on all charges, D4vd faces life in prison without the possibility of parole, and the death penalty remains on the table as prosecutors continue evaluating whether to pursue capital punishment.
Internet sleuths had connected various dots during the investigation, including photos of D4vd in Lake Elsinore, California, near where Rivas lived before her disappearance, and matching “Shhh…” tattoos that both D4vd and Rivas appeared to have.
DA Nathan Hochman will make a final decision on capital punishment at a later date.
The 21-year-old singer, whose legal name is David Anthony Burke, faced the judge with his attorney, Blair Berk, by his side.
D4vd also pleaded not guilty to sexual abuse of a child under 14 and unlawful mutilation of human remains.
The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s office added special circumstance allegations that include murder of a witness, murder for financial gain, and lying in wait.
Rivas had been reported missing by her family in 2024, and prosecutors revealed she was a witness in a separate investigation into D4vd for lewd and lascivious sexual acts with a minor.
Her dismembered and decomposing body was discovered in September inside the trunk of D4vd’s Tesla, seven months before charges were formally filed against him.
Berk made a bold statement during the hearing, telling the court that “the actual evidence in this case will show that David Burke did not murder Celeste Rivas Hernandez.”
She requested a preliminary evidentiary hearing as soon as possible, and lead prosecutor Beth Silverman welcomed the opportunity to present evidence.
The judge ordered D4vd held without bail, meaning he’ll remain in custody throughout the proceedings.
If convicted on all charges, D4vd faces life in prison without the possibility of parole, and the death penalty remains on the table as prosecutors continue evaluating whether to pursue capital punishment.
Internet sleuths had connected various dots during the investigation, including photos of D4vd in Lake Elsinore, California, near where Rivas lived before her disappearance, and matching “Shhh…” tattoos that both D4vd and Rivas appeared to have.
DA Nathan Hochman will make a final decision on capital punishment at a later date.
Kimora Lee Simmons’ Estranged Husband Files For Divorce After Nearly 12 Years Requests Custody & Spousal Support
Kimora Lee Simmons is officially heading for another divorce.
According to newly surfaced court documents, her estranged husband, Tim Leissner, filed for divorce in February after nearly 12 years of marriage. The filing cites “irreconcilable differences” as the reason for the split.
While the legal move is just now coming to light, the couple has reportedly been separated for quite some time. Their date of separation is listed as “TBD” in the documents, but they have been estranged since at least March 2022. A source also claims the split has been ongoing for years, describing the divorce filing as more of a formality after a lengthy process.
Leissner is asking the court for joint legal and physical custody of the pair’s 11-year-old son, Wolfe Lee Leissner. In addition to custody, he is also requesting spousal support as part of the divorce proceedings.
The former couple tied the knot in March 2014 and share one child together. This marks Simmons’ second divorce.
Leissner’s past has also made headlines, as he previously admitted in court to falsifying divorce documents in order to marry Simmons while still legally married to his ex-wife, Judy Chan.
Kimora Lee Simmons is officially heading for another divorce.
According to newly surfaced court documents, her estranged husband, Tim Leissner, filed for divorce in February after nearly 12 years of marriage. The filing cites “irreconcilable differences” as the reason for the split.
While the legal move is just now coming to light, the couple has reportedly been separated for quite some time. Their date of separation is listed as “TBD” in the documents, but they have been estranged since at least March 2022. A source also claims the split has been ongoing for years, describing the divorce filing as more of a formality after a lengthy process.
Leissner is asking the court for joint legal and physical custody of the pair’s 11-year-old son, Wolfe Lee Leissner. In addition to custody, he is also requesting spousal support as part of the divorce proceedings.
The former couple tied the knot in March 2014 and share one child together. This marks Simmons’ second divorce.
Leissner’s past has also made headlines, as he previously admitted in court to falsifying divorce documents in order to marry Simmons while still legally married to his ex-wife, Judy Chan.
Madonna Says Her Vintage Clothing Pieces Worn During Coachella Performance are Missing, Offering Reward For Items’ Safe Return
Now who ran off with Madonna’s clothes? The pop icon surprised fans during weekend two of #Coachella when she popped out alongside #SabrinaCarpenter. In an Instagram Story shared Monday (April 20), Madonna said she was “flying high” after performing a new song from her upcoming album Confessions II, but that “full circle” moment was quickly tainted after she realized the vintage pieces she wore had gone missing.
“These aren’t just clothes, they are part of my history. Other archival items from the same era went missing as well,” she added. Insiders told TMZ that #Madonna isn’t taking the situation lightly and has already filed a police report. In her post, she also let fans know she’s offering a reward to anyone who can help recover the missing pieces.
“These aren’t just clothes, they are part of my history. Other archival items from the same era went missing as well,” she added. Insiders told TMZ that #Madonna isn’t taking the situation lightly and has already filed a police report. In her post, she also let fans know she’s offering a reward to anyone who can help recover the missing pieces.
Miles Teller, Colman Domingo, & More 'Michael' Movie Stars Step Out for Hollywood Red Carpet Premiere!
The stars of the movie Michael all stepped out for the Hollywood premiere!
Miles Teller, Colman Domingo, Laura Harrier, and Nia Long were among the celebs who walked the red carpet at the event on Monday (April 20) at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles.
Also in attendance were Mike Myers, Deon Cole, KeiLyn Durrel Jones, Jamal Henderson, Tre Horton, Rhyan Hill, Joseph David-Jones, Jessica Sula, Kendrick Sampson, and Larenz Tate.
The movie will be released in theaters on April 24 and the soundtrack features 13 songs from Michael‘s career, spanning from his childhood through the Bad album, which came out in 1987. The film has received support from the MJ estate, with the estate reportedly funding reshoots of the movie for about $10-15 million.
Miles Teller, Colman Domingo, Laura Harrier, and Nia Long were among the celebs who walked the red carpet at the event on Monday (April 20) at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles.
A Louisiana man Shamar Elkins. 31 killed 8 children, 7 of his own. His family said warning signs preceded the tragedy
Freddie Montgomery looked across the street as he walked home from visiting a neighbor and saw Shamar Elkins. The 31-year-old was sitting on the front porch of his Shreveport, Louisiana, home Saturday afternoon, Montgomery told CNN. The two men waved at each other as children played in the yard.
When Montgomery woke up and opened the curtains the next morning, he saw law enforcement entering the house across the street. And the police presence continued to grow.
He asked an officer if the scene was bad. The police said yes.
“Are we talking fatalities?” Montgomery asked. Multiple, the officer said.
“Loss of children?” Montgomery asked. Multiple, the officer said.
Syrnerica Pugh is comforted while grieving the death of her nieces and nephews in Shreveport, Lousiana, on Sunday, April 19. A man shot eight children dead, seven of them his own, and injured several other people, according to local authorities. Brandon Bell/Getty Images
Elkins fatally shot eight children — seven of them his own — early Sunday morning, Shreveport police said, in the nation’s deadliest mass shooting in more than two years. He also shot his wife and another woman. A third woman — his wife’s sister — and a 12-year-old girl jumped off the roof trying to escape.
The attack spanned multiple homes.
“This is a tragic situation, maybe the worst tragic situation we’ve ever had in Shreveport,” Mayor Tom Arceneaux said in a Sunday news conference.
The youngest victim, Jayla Elkins, was just 3 years old, authorities said.
The other children killed are Shayla Elkins, 5; Kayla Pugh, 6; Layla Pugh, 7; Markaydon Pugh, 10; Sariahh Snow, 11; Khedarrion Snow, 6; and Braylon Snow, 5, according to the Caddo Parish Coroner’s Office.
The eight children’s deaths more than double the number of homicides in Shreveport and Caddo Parish this year, according to the coroner’s office.
Arceneaux described the scene in the city of just over 180,000 people as “horrific.” This kind of shooting “rattles the entire city,” the mayor told CNN.
As the shooting unfolded, some of the children tried to escape out the back, a state representative said at a news conference Sunday.
Bullet holes could be seen in the back door of one of the homes on Monday.
Early morning quiet broken by gunfire
The first call came in just before 6 a.m.
Shreveport police received a call from someone on the roof of a house on West 79th Street, who said a suspect inside had just shot someone, Shreveport Police Chief Wayne Smith said at a news conference Monday.
A few minutes later, another call came in.
The caller told police the suspect was a family member, and dispatch was told nine people lived at the home, Smith said.
The suspect, the caller said, had shot everyone inside the home.
The caller told dispatch that she and her children had fled from the roof and were now in the backyard.
Police arrived on the scene at 6:01 a.m., Smith said.
Minutes later, police received a third call about another shooting on Harrison Street. A woman said her boyfriend had shot her, taken her three children and fled the scene, Smith said. The caller identified the suspect as Elkins.
Around 6:15 a.m., Elkins, who was armed, carjacked a vehicle and led authorities on a chase into neighboring Bossier Parish, police said. Elkins was using a rifle during the incident, Shreveport Police Cpl. Chris Bordelon said.
At 6:29 a.m., officers shot Elkins. He was pronounced dead at the scene just after 7 a.m., Smith said.
Police — spread out across at least three crime scenes — were now starting to piece together why Elkins, who had posted a photo on Facebook of himself with his children after Easter service just weeks earlier, began his rampage.
‘Help me guard my mind and my emotions’
Four days after posting the Easter picture of his family, he reposted an inspirational prayer from another Facebook page that began, “Dear God, Today I ask You to help me guard my mind and my emotions.”
The prayer also asks for strength to “reject” depression, anger, anxiety and panic.
He had previously struggled with mental health issues, multiple family members told CNN.
Now Elkins and his wife, 34-year-old Shaneiqua Pugh, were in the process of divorcing. She filed for a divorce for infidelity, Troy Brown, Elkins’ brother-in-law, said.
“It seemed like he was having a hard time,” Brown said.
The woman who raised Elkins, but was not his biological mother, told The New York Times he tried to take his own life in February.
A photo posted to Facebook shows Elkins, 31, with his children on Easter, two weeks before the shooting. "Happy Easter had a wonderful time at church for the first time with all my kids what a blessed day," he wrote. Shamar Elkins/Facebook
Elkins, who was in the Louisiana Army National Guard as a signal support system specialist and a fire support specialist, had recently stayed at the local VA hospital to get treatment for mental health issues, Brown’s cousin Crystal Brown-Page told CNN.
He came home “happy,” Brown said. “He loved his kids.”
Everything had felt like it was falling apart for Elkins, Brown said.
“I would constantly talk to my brother-in-law. ‘Let’s sit outside. Let’s play dominoes. Let’s play cards. Let’s go for a walk,’” Brown said.
Brown asked if Elkins needed to go back to the hospital, but Elkins allegedly told him he was OK.
A photo shows Shamar Elkins, whom the Shreveport Police Department says is "the individual responsible for this heinous act" in which eight children were shot and killed. Shreveport Police Department
“I’m just gonna deal with it,” Brown recalled him saying.
“I wish he went ahead and got the help,” Brown said.
Elkins and Pugh were supposed to go to court Monday to sign the divorce papers, Brown-Page said. Pugh had considered leaving Elkins before they were married, The New York Times reported.
He had told Pugh, The New York Times reported, he would kill her, their kids and himself if she did.
Brown, Elkins’ brother-in-law, said his daughter, the 12-year-old who jumped from the roof, just had some scratches from Sunday’s attack. His wife, Pugh’s sister, fractured bones from falling off the roof. But his son died in the massacre.
“I’m never gonna get to throw the football with him again,” Brown said in tears.
“These were eight babies, precious babies, babies that I took care of, helped take care of, helped raise daily, on a daily basis,” Brown said. “I’ve lost eight parts of me, because I loved each and every of them like they were my own and I took care of them like they were my own.”
‘This is the result when someone snaps’
By Monday morning, a memorial filled with flowers, balloons and stuffed animals could be seen in front of the family’s home, where community members trickled in and out throughout the day.
Some prayed. Others cried. A local school bus attendant, who lives on the other side of town, stopped by the home early Monday morning with flowers and balloons to offer her condolences.
“We just wanted to come and do something. It might not be a whole lot, but it’s something,” she told CNN.
Community members in Shreveport, Louisiana respond to Sunday's mass shooting. Brandon Bell/Getty Images
Love One Louisiana Foundation, which also supported families who were impacted in a New Year’s attack on Bourbon Street, will help pay for the funerals, Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry announced, and the Community Foundation of North Louisiana will help support the family that survived, said CEO Kristi Gustavson.
City Councilmember Tabatha Taylor broke down in tears Sunday and asked people to make better use of resources to address mental health challenges.
“This is not a freaking joke! This is real, and this is the result when someone snaps,” said Taylor.
She told CNN’s Phil Mattingly domestic violence in her community is “staggering,” with 30% of homicides being related to domestic violence, adding that the growing group of women affected are African American.
Investigators will determine whether this was a case of family annihilation — a deliberate attempt to wipe out one’s family all at once — former FBI Deputy Director and CNN senior law enforcement analyst Andrew McCabe said.
“I think the work to be done now is to go back and try to see those signs that were there for family members, for likely his spouse, for friends, for others,” McCabe said, “and work with the community on better understanding what steps to take when someone around you is spiraling into that sort of a depression.”
Montgomery, the neighbor who saw Elkins and the kids 12 hours before the shooting, said he saw the children every day playing in the street or the yard.
His first thought Sunday morning, he said, was about the children.
“You hope the children are all right,” Montgomery, himself a father, grandfather and great-grandfather, said. “But they were not.”
He hasn’t been able to come to grips with what happened.
“What type of father would do this to his children?” he asked.
When Montgomery woke up and opened the curtains the next morning, he saw law enforcement entering the house across the street. And the police presence continued to grow.
He asked an officer if the scene was bad. The police said yes.
“Are we talking fatalities?” Montgomery asked. Multiple, the officer said.
“Loss of children?” Montgomery asked. Multiple, the officer said.
Syrnerica Pugh is comforted while grieving the death of her nieces and nephews in Shreveport, Lousiana, on Sunday, April 19. A man shot eight children dead, seven of them his own, and injured several other people, according to local authorities. Brandon Bell/Getty Images
Elkins fatally shot eight children — seven of them his own — early Sunday morning, Shreveport police said, in the nation’s deadliest mass shooting in more than two years. He also shot his wife and another woman. A third woman — his wife’s sister — and a 12-year-old girl jumped off the roof trying to escape.
The attack spanned multiple homes.
“This is a tragic situation, maybe the worst tragic situation we’ve ever had in Shreveport,” Mayor Tom Arceneaux said in a Sunday news conference.
The youngest victim, Jayla Elkins, was just 3 years old, authorities said.
The other children killed are Shayla Elkins, 5; Kayla Pugh, 6; Layla Pugh, 7; Markaydon Pugh, 10; Sariahh Snow, 11; Khedarrion Snow, 6; and Braylon Snow, 5, according to the Caddo Parish Coroner’s Office.
The eight children’s deaths more than double the number of homicides in Shreveport and Caddo Parish this year, according to the coroner’s office.
Arceneaux described the scene in the city of just over 180,000 people as “horrific.” This kind of shooting “rattles the entire city,” the mayor told CNN.
As the shooting unfolded, some of the children tried to escape out the back, a state representative said at a news conference Sunday.
Bullet holes could be seen in the back door of one of the homes on Monday.
Early morning quiet broken by gunfire
The first call came in just before 6 a.m.
Shreveport police received a call from someone on the roof of a house on West 79th Street, who said a suspect inside had just shot someone, Shreveport Police Chief Wayne Smith said at a news conference Monday.
A few minutes later, another call came in.
The caller told police the suspect was a family member, and dispatch was told nine people lived at the home, Smith said.
The suspect, the caller said, had shot everyone inside the home.
The caller told dispatch that she and her children had fled from the roof and were now in the backyard.
Police arrived on the scene at 6:01 a.m., Smith said.
Minutes later, police received a third call about another shooting on Harrison Street. A woman said her boyfriend had shot her, taken her three children and fled the scene, Smith said. The caller identified the suspect as Elkins.
Around 6:15 a.m., Elkins, who was armed, carjacked a vehicle and led authorities on a chase into neighboring Bossier Parish, police said. Elkins was using a rifle during the incident, Shreveport Police Cpl. Chris Bordelon said.
At 6:29 a.m., officers shot Elkins. He was pronounced dead at the scene just after 7 a.m., Smith said.
Police — spread out across at least three crime scenes — were now starting to piece together why Elkins, who had posted a photo on Facebook of himself with his children after Easter service just weeks earlier, began his rampage.
‘Help me guard my mind and my emotions’
Four days after posting the Easter picture of his family, he reposted an inspirational prayer from another Facebook page that began, “Dear God, Today I ask You to help me guard my mind and my emotions.”
The prayer also asks for strength to “reject” depression, anger, anxiety and panic.
He had previously struggled with mental health issues, multiple family members told CNN.
Now Elkins and his wife, 34-year-old Shaneiqua Pugh, were in the process of divorcing. She filed for a divorce for infidelity, Troy Brown, Elkins’ brother-in-law, said.
“It seemed like he was having a hard time,” Brown said.
The woman who raised Elkins, but was not his biological mother, told The New York Times he tried to take his own life in February.
A photo posted to Facebook shows Elkins, 31, with his children on Easter, two weeks before the shooting. "Happy Easter had a wonderful time at church for the first time with all my kids what a blessed day," he wrote. Shamar Elkins/Facebook
Elkins, who was in the Louisiana Army National Guard as a signal support system specialist and a fire support specialist, had recently stayed at the local VA hospital to get treatment for mental health issues, Brown’s cousin Crystal Brown-Page told CNN.
He came home “happy,” Brown said. “He loved his kids.”
Everything had felt like it was falling apart for Elkins, Brown said.
“I would constantly talk to my brother-in-law. ‘Let’s sit outside. Let’s play dominoes. Let’s play cards. Let’s go for a walk,’” Brown said.
Brown asked if Elkins needed to go back to the hospital, but Elkins allegedly told him he was OK.
A photo shows Shamar Elkins, whom the Shreveport Police Department says is "the individual responsible for this heinous act" in which eight children were shot and killed. Shreveport Police Department
“I’m just gonna deal with it,” Brown recalled him saying.
“I wish he went ahead and got the help,” Brown said.
Elkins and Pugh were supposed to go to court Monday to sign the divorce papers, Brown-Page said. Pugh had considered leaving Elkins before they were married, The New York Times reported.
He had told Pugh, The New York Times reported, he would kill her, their kids and himself if she did.
Brown, Elkins’ brother-in-law, said his daughter, the 12-year-old who jumped from the roof, just had some scratches from Sunday’s attack. His wife, Pugh’s sister, fractured bones from falling off the roof. But his son died in the massacre.
“I’m never gonna get to throw the football with him again,” Brown said in tears.
“These were eight babies, precious babies, babies that I took care of, helped take care of, helped raise daily, on a daily basis,” Brown said. “I’ve lost eight parts of me, because I loved each and every of them like they were my own and I took care of them like they were my own.”
‘This is the result when someone snaps’
By Monday morning, a memorial filled with flowers, balloons and stuffed animals could be seen in front of the family’s home, where community members trickled in and out throughout the day.
Some prayed. Others cried. A local school bus attendant, who lives on the other side of town, stopped by the home early Monday morning with flowers and balloons to offer her condolences.
“We just wanted to come and do something. It might not be a whole lot, but it’s something,” she told CNN.
Community members in Shreveport, Louisiana respond to Sunday's mass shooting. Brandon Bell/Getty Images
Love One Louisiana Foundation, which also supported families who were impacted in a New Year’s attack on Bourbon Street, will help pay for the funerals, Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry announced, and the Community Foundation of North Louisiana will help support the family that survived, said CEO Kristi Gustavson.
City Councilmember Tabatha Taylor broke down in tears Sunday and asked people to make better use of resources to address mental health challenges.
“This is not a freaking joke! This is real, and this is the result when someone snaps,” said Taylor.
She told CNN’s Phil Mattingly domestic violence in her community is “staggering,” with 30% of homicides being related to domestic violence, adding that the growing group of women affected are African American.
Investigators will determine whether this was a case of family annihilation — a deliberate attempt to wipe out one’s family all at once — former FBI Deputy Director and CNN senior law enforcement analyst Andrew McCabe said.
“I think the work to be done now is to go back and try to see those signs that were there for family members, for likely his spouse, for friends, for others,” McCabe said, “and work with the community on better understanding what steps to take when someone around you is spiraling into that sort of a depression.”
Montgomery, the neighbor who saw Elkins and the kids 12 hours before the shooting, said he saw the children every day playing in the street or the yard.
His first thought Sunday morning, he said, was about the children.
“You hope the children are all right,” Montgomery, himself a father, grandfather and great-grandfather, said. “But they were not.”
He hasn’t been able to come to grips with what happened.
“What type of father would do this to his children?” he asked.
AND FINALLY FROM “THE CRAZY PEOPLE SHOPPING AT WALMART” FILES
Courtesy of P.O.Wm
Viva La Raza!
Enjoy!
People of Walmart - México edition.
Viva La Raza!
AND NOW Meet: Mark
It's Mark You can see more HERE
DISCLAIMER: WE DO NOT OWN any images posted on this blog. All images are found online or submitted.
Enjoy!
HAVE A GREAT DAY ALL!!!
EFREM
No comments:
Post a Comment