Fox Corp. and News Corp. announced on Thursday that Rupert Murdoch is resigning as chairman of the boards of both companies. In November, the change will become effective.
Read More Rupert Murdoch Steps Down As Chairman Of The Board At Fox, News Corp.
The Alabama Supreme Court traveled to Mobile, Alabama, to hear arguments in light of the possibility of revisiting a case that a judge in that city had previously dismissed in 2022.
Read More Alabama Supreme Court Debates Reopening Lawsuit Over Destroyed Embryos
New York’s Democratic socialist state legislators, like Senator Julia Salazar, are now seeking a tax increase for New York taxpayers in order to better accommodate the influx of illegal immigrants that have come to reside in the city.
Read More NY Democrats Suggest Tax Hike To Deal With Immigrant Crisis
Danny Masterson’s wife, Bijou Phillips, has filed for divorce after the That ’70s Show actor was sentenced to 30 years to life in prison after being found guilty of raping two women, according to Phillips’ attorney, who confirmed the news to the press.
Read More Bijou Phillips Files For Divorce From Danny Masterson
Rolling Stone Magazine’s original co-founder, Jann Wenner, has been expelled from the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame’s board of directors as a result of his divisive remarks regarding Black and female performers in an interview that was released last week.
Read More Rolling Stone Mag. Co-Founder Dropped From Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Board For ‘Racist, Sexist Comments’
After entering a no-contest plea to intentionally blowing his nose on a videographer during a 2019 performance in New Hampshire, Marilyn Manson was given 20 hours of community service and a fine on Monday.
Read More Marilyn Manson Pleads No Contest To Blowing Nose On Videographer