Courts: Celebs Rumors

Bam Margera, the daredevil personality from TV prank show Jackass, has been handed a six-month probation sentence after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct charges.The TV star, who worked on Jackass with Johnny Knoxville and Steve-O, is now required to undergo random drug tests following the incident in which he was accused of assaulting his brother Jess Margera and threatening other family members at his Castle Bam home in Chester County, Pennsylvania, back in April 2023. On the brink of his trial, which was set to commence on Wednesday (26 June), Bam pleaded guilty to two summary offenses and the court heard how he is now living a clean and sober life.

A nurse driving home from a hospital night shift was left with brain injuries after a speeding car ploughed through metal barriers and smashed into his vehicle head on. Daniel Delia was driving along Regent Road after working at Salford Royal Hospital. His girlfriend Gemma Williams, who also works at the hospital, was in the car alongside him.

A grieving mum has paid tribute to her 'baby' son after four young men were convicted of involvement in his death. Kennie Carter was just 16 when he was stabbed to death in Stretford in January 2022.

Some like it not … torn down.

A court has heard of a chilling plot to murder ITV's Holly Willoughby, with the accused security guard purchasing a "kidnap kit" of rope, metal cable ties, and handcuffs. Gavin Plumb, 37, stands accused of devising a plan to kidnap and assault the beloved This Morning presenter over a span of nearly two years until his arrest last October.

A man has denied causing a woman's death by dangerous driving. Kate Swale died aged 21 after a crash involving a grey Vauxhall Corsa and a silver Mercedes C180 on the M62 on May 27 last year.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor The Supreme Court ruled against a group of conservatives who sued the Biden administration — alleging the White House violated the First Amendment by pressuring Facebook and other tech platforms to remove “disinformation” — saying they failed to show they were harmed by the administration’s efforts. In the 6-3 ruling issued Wednesday, the Supreme Court said the individual and state plaintiffs in the case did not have standing to seek a preliminary injunction against federal executive-branch officials and agencies over their official communications with social-media companies about the spread of misinformation online.

Billy Ray Cyrus has “vehemently” denied accusations of abuse from his estranged wife Firerose, and alleged that he was “physically, verbally and emotionally” abused by her during their marriage.In new court documents filed on Monday (June 24), Cyrus referred to claims he had abused his wife as “mind boggling”. Though he admits to being “vocal, frustrated and angry” with Firerose, he demanded “strict proof” of her abuse allegations.

A murderer who stabbed his mum's elderly and "defenceless" former partner to death in his own home "for no discernable reason" has been told he will likely spend the rest of his days behind bars.

The Supreme Court sided with the White House in a challenge to the administration’s efforts to curb disinformation on social media.

A Paisley man could be facing a prison sentence after he struck someone over the head with an empty beer bottle.

New laws which prevent killers from acting as executors for their victims' estates will prevent "added anguish" for families, a minister has said.

Former gang leader Daniel Gee has been arrested in Greater Manchester after more than a month on the run. The former Merseyside gangster, who turned his own estate into a 24 hour drug trading zone, absconded from Kirklevington Grange prison in North Yorkshire on May 27.

A security guard checked out an abandoned stud farm with cells to "keep" TV presenter Holly Willoughby after kidnapping her, a court has heard. Gavin Plumb, who is accused of masterminding a plot to kidnap, rape and murder Ms Willoughby, allegedly told another man she would be put in a van after a "home invasion" before being taken to "her new home and her new way of living".

Police have issued a new image of Daniel Gee showing the fugitive smiling following his arrest. The former Merseyside gangster, who turned his own estate into a 24 hour drug trading zone, absconded from Kirklevington Grange prison in North Yorkshire on May 27.

A paedophile who changed his name by deed poll in order to keep committing vile crimes against children has been jailed.

A social care officer was stopped by police for having no lights on - and was then allowed to drive off despite being almost six times the legal alcohol limit.

A 32-year-old woman got into what initially was thought to be a standard single-vehicle accident early on Saturday morning. But when cops showed up to the crash sit, on Interstate 90 in Olmsted County, Minnesota, things took an incredibly dark turn…

Billy Ray Cyrus is denying the accusations from his estranged wife, Firerose — and dropping some of his own!

UPDATED, 3:25 PM: Former Bob’s Burgers voice actor Jay Johnston agreed today to plead guilty to federal charges stemming from his participation in the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol. The 55-year-old actor, whose credits also include Better Call Saul and Mr. Show with Bob and David, faces multiple charges including civil disorder and disorderly or disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds.

The New York judge who will sentence Donald Trump next month has lifted parts of his gag order on the former president.

Lucy Letby has denied 'hiding behind' her claim that she does not remember events in a hospital nursery where she is accused of attempting to murder a severely premature baby.

An 'abusive' man has been jailed for eight years after being convicted of sexual and domestic offences against three victims.

Naman Ramachandran The Royal Court Theatre has unveiled the full cast and creative team for “Giant,” a new play by Mark Rosenblatt exploring a pivotal moment in Roald Dahl‘s career, directed by Nicholas Hytner. Tony and Golden Globe winner John Lithgow will take on the role of Roald Dahl, as previously announced, joined by Olivier Award winner Elliot Levey as Tom Maschler, Dahl’s British Jewish publisher. The ensemble cast includes Rachael Stirling as Dahl’s fiancée Felicity Crosland, Romola Garai as Jewish American publisher Jessie Stone, Tessa Bonham Jones as housekeeper Hallie and Richard Hope as handyman Wally Saunders.

A man who was brutally attacked by a group of eight thugs - including Jay Slater - has urged internet sleuths to 'have some respect' and help find the missing teen.

The Supreme Court today rejected Josh Duggar‘s appeal of his 2021 conviction on two counts of receiving and possessing child pornography, according to multiple reports. The court did not comment on the decision.

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange agreed to plead guilty Monday to a felony count of illegally disseminating national security material in a deal with the U.S. Justice Department, according to court documents. In exchange, Assange will be released from a British prison after five years behind bars.

Yay! The Supreme Court did something right! And didn’t accept any gifts from billionaires the whole time! Josh Duggar really did take hi

J. Kim Murphy The Supreme Court has rejected an appeal made by former reality television subject Josh Duggar, who was convicted of possessing child pornography in 2021 and sentenced to 12 years in prison in 2022. The decision came Monday morning, per the Associated Press.

Britney Spears is no longer being represented by lawyer Mathew Rosengart, who helped her escape a court-ordered conservatorship.

Is this the work of Justin Timberlake‘s PR team??

We definitely didn’t expect to write this sentence: Julie Chrisley‘s prison sentence has been thrown out! WHAT?!

sentenced in April on the capital offence of “corruption on earth” after making statements in support of anti-government protests in 2022.He was also found guilty of “assistance in sedition, assembly and collusion, propaganda against the state and calling for riots”.“Salehi’s death sentence was overturned,” Salehi’s lawyer, Amir Raisian, shared in a statement on X, in which he confirmed that the Supreme Court had ordered a retrial.The rapper was arrested in October 2022 after backing demonstrations that broke out in the wake of the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini, which occurred under suspicious circumstances while in police custody.He was also known for using his songs to criticise Iran’s leaders for their crackdowns on protests.Salehi’s death sentence sparked outcry from human rights organisations and high-profile figures around the world.More than 100 figures from the world of culture and entertainment signed a statement calling for his release, including Coldplay, Sting and Jade Thirlwall of Little Mix.The statement was published by advocacy group Index on Censorship, which has been working with the rapper’s family and has since welcomed the decision to overturn the sentence.However, the group has said (per BBC) that it’s “critical that his rights are properly respected”, adding of the retrial: “Even a shorter period of imprisonment would be an injustice.”They continued: “Salehi has done nothing other than to call for his, and other Iranians’, fundamental rights to be respected.”Salehi had spent time in prison last year and was released on bail, before describing being “severely tortured” and spending 252 days in solitary confinement following his initial arrest, according to a statement published by the Office of

UPDATE, 1:45 PM: In a split decision of sorts, an L.A. Superior Court judge has given Disney a month to articulate why they can’t hand over dozens of requested documents in the pay equity class action.

A prisoner choked a terrified female guard with a handcuffs chain after they were left alone in a hospital waiting room.

A charity CEO who stole from petty cash to purchase a TV and barbecue has been dismissed and brought before court. Jane Harding has been the chief executive of North Staffs Carers Association for 19 years, and was sacked when her theft was discovered.