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drug-induced robbery scheme that is alleged to have led to the deaths of two gay men in New York City last year has pleaded guilty to robbery, grand larceny, and identity theft charges, according to the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office.Eddie Ashley, 30, is alleged to have been part of a scheme that targeted at least 16 nightclub patrons from September 2021 to August 2022, resulting in the overdose-related deaths of 25-year-old social worker Julio Ramirez and 34-year-old John Umberger, a political consultant from Washington, D.C. Both Ramirez and Umberger were seen leaving gay bars with a group of other men, only to be found dead hours later.Part of the scheme involved the suspects drugging their victims with a substance that made them compliant and then using their incapacitated bodies and facial recognition technology to unlock their cell phones and access bank accounts to rob them.Ashley, who faced charges related to four separate incidents, including the drugging scheme, had previously pleaded not guilty to the charges against him.On Monday, he changed his plea to guilty.Terrence Grifferty, Ashley’s attorney, confirmed his client’s guilty plea, telling NBC News that Ashley is expected to be sentenced to nine years in state prison on November 20.He is currently being held at Rikers Island jail, but declined to comment further on the case or answer whether his client had accepted a plea deal.Umberger’s mother, Linda Clary — who has been critical of how the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office has handled the case — said she was grateful that Ashley was willing to admit his guilt in the robbery scheme, adding that he should face consequences for his actions.

Gerard Pique experienced a painful moment whle launching his Kings League Americas competition. The retired soccer player was recorded as he approached a fan to sign autographs, falling down the side of the stage. Shakira and Piqué will reportedly sell their Barcelona propertiesGerard Pique avoids Shakira in new interview and reveals favorite Bizarrap songGerard Pique fell down a hole by the stage at the launch of his Kings League Americas competition.

Kim Kardashian knows her house is filled with female energy. In a new episode of “The Kardashians,” she revealed that she wanted to hire a male nanny to spend some time with her boys. She also revealed that she feared Kanye West’s reponse, with whom she divorced in the year 2021.

Reuters that the agency raided a party on Saturday that was being attended by “homosexuals and pimps.”Fifty-nine men were arrested, including 21 who confessed to being homosexual, and 17 women.The Gombe NSCDC also claimed that the organizer of the birthday party had planned to wed another man, who remains at large, before police raided the event.Under Nigerian law, sex acts between people of the same-sex are illegal and carry a maximum penalty of 14 years in jail. Those who attempt to enter same-sex unions can also be sentenced to 14 years in jail, while others who “witness, abet, and aid the solemnization of a same-sex marriage or union” may serve up to 10 years in jail.

Geri Halliwell-Horner has publicly expressed her admiration for reality star and businesswoman Kim Kardashian, and the reason behind this newfound praise is nothing short of heartwarming.During a recent interview with E! News, the renowned Spice Girl, 51, expressed her excitement as she shared her reaction to Kim Kardashian’s open confession of being a huge fan of the legendary girl group. In a recent episode of the Kardashian family’s reality show, Kim, 44, discussed her deep affection for the Spice Girls. In that episode, Kardashian even revealed that she was once humorously asked to join the Spice Girls, sparking a sense of nostalgia and wonder among fans of both Kim and the iconic ‘90s band.Halliwell-Horner was delighted by Kardashian’s sentiments and went a step further by playfully assigning a Spice Girls moniker to the SKIMS founder, saying, “She deserves something really good.

Derek Chadwick is dipping his toes into the beauty community with the launch of his new brand Chaddy!

John Stamos is speaking out in response to his ex-girlfriend Teri Copley‘s reaction to his cheating accusation.

It’s exciting to get an autograph from your all-time favorite celebrity, and many fans have even turned acquiring autographs into a full time career.

Taylor Lautner is recalling how he was almost recast as Jacob Black after the first Twilight movie.

Brian Austin Green is sticking up for his fiance, former DWTS pro Sharna Burgess.

Derek Hough thought his friendship with Jennifer Lopez was over after he accidentally did something to her that could have ended really badly.

Jonathan Van Ness is speaking out.

Biggs Chris and Summer Hawkins have reportedly split just weeks before they are due to welcome their first child together.

Holly Willoughby is reportedly planning a move abroad to provide some normalcy for her family.

Another by-election for Rishi Sunak to defend is looming after MP Peter Bone was suspended for six weeks for bullying and sexual misconduct against a staff member.

A woman who was found dead in a supermarket car park has been named by police. Lynn-Marie McCoy, 59, had been declared missing after last being seen by her family at around 2pm on Monday.

The Green Brigade are defying a warning from Celtic chiefs not to display support for Palestine after photos emerged of a giant flag being set up in the ultras section at Parkhead – as they risk another potential UEFA fine.

Sainsbury's shoppers have been reminded that there's a major change coming to Nectar Cards set to come into effect this week.

Tributes have been paid to a much-loved dad who died hours after attending an NHS walk-in medical centre.

Strictly Come Dancing judge Anton Du Beke has reflected on Amanda Abbington's sudden exit insisting her departure from the competition is 'terribly sad'.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Music icon Dolly Parton is featured in a new four-part series, “What Would Dolly Do? Radio,” premiering Oct. 25 on Apple Music and available on Apple Podcasts. As she prepares for her latest evolution with the release of her first rock album, “Rockstar,” due out Nov.

Jaden Thompson Get ready to re-enter the TARDIS. Disney Branded Television and BBC have revealed the trailer and premiere dates for the 60th anniversary “Doctor Who” specials, debuting on Disney+ and the BBC later this year. The first special, “The Star Beast,” premieres Nov.

Geordie Shore's Gaz Beadle and wife Emma McVey shocked fans when they announced they were splitting after two years of marriage - and now they're reportedly selling their mansion too.The 35 year old dad-of-two revealed in an Instagram Q&A on Monday, 23 October, that he's moved out of their million-pound mega mansion and is now back living with his mum as he looks for another property. A source told The Sun that the couple are planning on selling their joint home: "The house is going on the market - even though they spent years making it perfect.

Since first arriving on our screens back in March 2021, EastEnders star James Farrar has captured the heart of the nation with his portrayal of Zack Hudson in the iconic BBC soap. The 36 year old actor has delighted audiences at home with Zack’s antics over the years, which have included a selection of very rocky romances with everyone from Nancy Carter to Sam Mitchell, Janine Butcher and most recently Whitney Dean.

Emmerdale icon Sammy Winward is returning to TV, eight years after quitting the ITV soap to pursue a "normal" career. Sammy, 38, joined Emmerdale as Katie Sugden in 2001 when she was just 15 years old and was introduced as Andy Sugden’s first girlfriend. She was at the heart of some dramatic storylines over the years which saw her get married, have numerous affairs and suffer a miscarriage, as well as shattering her pelvis after a fall.

Bruno Tonioli, a judge on Dancing With the Stars, was overcome with emotion during a touching tribute to his late friend and fellow judge Len Goodman. The professional dancers performed a heartfelt ballroom routine in memory of Len, who sadly died in April at the age of 78 after a battle with prostate cancer. After the moving Waltz tribute, Bruno couldn't hold back his tears and had to rush off stage.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor Warner Bros. Discovery will overhaul the executive structure of its global consumer products and franchises division, the unit that oversees the management of its intellectual property as well as DC Comics. Pam Lifford, president of the group, is stepping down to focus on a family member’s healthcare needs, the company said Wednesday, and Bruce Campbell, Warner’s chief revenue and strategy officer, who has oversight of the division, will have new direct reports.

Caroline Brew editor Kasia Walicka Maimone first collaborated with Wes Anderson while designing costumes for his 2012 film “Moonrise Kingdom.” The film’s Boy Scout uniforms, Peter Pan collars and knee-high socks defined the film’s aesthetic and inspired Halloween costumes for years to come. The two reunited for Anderson’s series of Netflix shorts, creating a visual world to represent the Roald Dahl short stories from which they are adapted.

Jaden Thompson News flash for Hollywood executives: Young people aged 10-24 are looking for less sex scenes in television and in movies, according to a new study out of UCLA. From the school’s Center for Scholars and Storytellers comes the “Teens and Screens” report, which reports that 51.5% of adolescents would like to see more content depicting friendships and platonic relationships.

K.J. Yossman The partners of transatlantic production company Fulwell 73 have released a statement condemning the “devastating terrorist attack against Israel” two weeks ago and expressing concern over how the conflict is being reported by the media.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter “The Bear” creator Christopher Storer has lined up a new television project at FX. Variety has confirmed that Storer and FX won the rights to the upcoming book “All the Other Mothers Hate Me” by journalist Sarah Harman in a strong bidding war said to have included more than a dozen other parties. The book is described as a satirical thriller about “an American woman who suspects her beloved son might have murdered a wealthy pupil at his West London private school,” per the description from the publisher.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV Critic Michelle Williams has, in an act of profound sympathy and of ecstatic transformation, given another astounding performance in a career full of them. And it’s in the unlikeliest of venues. One might expect the audiobook for Britney Spears’ memoir “The Woman in Me” to have been narrated by its author — herself no stranger to performing.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media Reporter Universal and Blumhouse’s haunted horror film “Five Nights at Freddy’s” looks to make a killing in its box office debut. The video game adaptation is expected to collect at least $50 million over the weekend, but analysts suggest the final number may be higher. “Five Nights at Freddy’s” will open simultaneously on Peacock, which makes it especially impressive that it’s projected to land one of the biggest horror debuts of the year.

Jaden Thompson Former Amazon executive Leo Zimbrón has been appointed senior vice president of Spanish-language features and international co-productions at Eugenio Derbez and Ben Odell’s 3Pas Studios. “There are few executives with the levels of experience and success that Leo has garnered over the years. Eugenio and I have both worked with him previously and love what he will bring to 3pas as we continue to build and scale our business,” Odell said.

Adam B. Vary Senior Entertainment Writer Wanda Sykes will embark on her “Please & Thank You” comedy tour in 2024, the veteran stand-up comedian’s first major tour in six years, Variety can report exclusively. The first 29 dates of the tour will begin on March 1 in Concord, N.H., and carry through June 15 in Kansas City, Mo., with more dates to be added into the fall.

William Earl For the first time, Variety will host the Inclusion Gathering, presented by the Ruderman Family Foundation, a breakfast on November 2 in Los Angeles featuring conversations that explore how the entertainment industry is developing and producing storytelling that features characters with disabilities and storylines that tie into the disability community. The event will gather leaders in the entertainment industry to discuss how Hollywood can best advocate for the inclusion of the disabled creative community across all categories of entertainment.