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Month: November 2023

HBO chief Casey Bloys apologizes for directing staff to secretly troll critics on social media

By Liam Reilly , CNN New York (CNN) — HBO chief executive Casey Bloys apologized Thursday for directing staff to anonymously fire back at TV critics online, calling it a “very dumb idea.” On Wednesday, Rolling Stone published a report that cited text messages obtained as part of a lawsuit filed by former HBO executive assistant Sully Temori that showed Bloys asking

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Man who helped ID former neighbor’s remains via cold case playing cards hopes someone will come forward with more info

By Jennifer Mayerle Click here for updates on this story     MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota (WCCO) — A missing Minnesota woman’s remains went unidentified for 20 years. But thanks to a unique pack of playing cards, that mystery is over. For the first time, WCCO spoke with the curious neighbor who helped police begin to crack this cold

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South Florida mom arrested, accused of throwing, kicking 3-year-old son, incident was caught on camera

By Alfred Charles, Peter D’Oench Click here for updates on this story     MIAMI, Florida (WFOR) — A South Florida woman is facing charges after she was caught on a neighbor’s surveillance camera Tuesday beating her toddler son, including picking him up and throwing him to the ground. Yulia Storozhuk, 29, of Sunny Isles Beach, has

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South Carolina has lethal injection drug but justices want more info before restarting executions

By JEFFREY COLLINS Associated Press COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina’s highest court apparently isn’t ready to allow the state to restart executions after more than 12 years until they hear more arguments about newly obtained lethal injection drugs as well as the firing squad and electric chair. The state Supreme Court set a Feb.

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Emily Hampshire of ‘Schitts Creek’ apologizes for Johnny Depp and Amber Heard Halloween costumes

By Lisa Respers France, CNN (CNN) — Emily Hampshire has apologized for dressing up with a friend as Johnny Depp and Amber Heard for Halloween. In a statement posted on her Instagram account, the “Schitts Creek” actress offered the apology for portraying the couple who were involved in a trial centered around allegations of domestic abuse.

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