The winners at last night’s Academy Awards weren’t particularly surprising. Still, it was gratifying to see Oscars go to such deserving contenders as the long-overdue Julianne Moore, giddy first-time nominee Eddie Redmayne, beloved character actor J.K. Simmons, and the terrific Patricia Arquette. Now the question is: What will they do next? Here are the upcoming projects of some of last night’s biggest winners. -- Gwynne Watkins
John Chapple/ShutterstockPrincess Beatrice’s former boyfriend turned up dead in a Miami hotel earlier this year from a suspected drug overdose, Florida cops confirmed to The Daily Beast on Wednesday.Cops said they were called to a downtown hotel room on Feb. 7 at the citizenM Miami Worldcenter, where the 41-year-old Paolo Liuzzo was discovered and pronounced dead at 3:34 p.m.An official cause of death is yet to be released, but Miami cops said his death is being “investigated as an overdose deat
The firm said expenses would be higher this year as it spends heavily on artificial intelligence.
World War II veteran Frank Blain blew out his candles for his 100th birday.
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John Taggart/Pool via ReutersOn Wednesday morning, The Daily Beast published a report detailing how Donald Trump’s presidential campaign and four associated PACs have been using a GOP compliance firm to pay legal fees, obscuring who is the ultimate recipient of millions of dollars in legal payments.By Wednesday night, the Trump campaign and the four PACs were facing a new ethics complaint over the arrangement.The complaint, which nonprofit watchdog Campaign Legal Center filed with the Federal El
Lawyers for Ron Barlas and the Łutsel K'e Dene First Nation (LKDFN) met by video in a Yellowknife courtroom Tuesday, for a hearing in the alleged fraud case against Barlas.Legal counsel for the First Nation continues to push the court to settle the lawsuit without a trial. LKDFN has accused Barlas, the suspended CEO of Denesoline, of misappropriating almost $12 million dollars of its money for personal gain.Lawyers for the First Nation say Barlas needs to be removed from power, contracts torn up
While the Speaker visited Columbia, police confronted Pro-Palestinian protesters at campuses in Texas and California.
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In a cease-and-desist letter, the estate says it would ‘never have given its approval’ for Drake to make the song
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The rally attempt paused Wednesday as Nvidia reversed lower. Meta, Chipotle and ServiceNow led key earnings late.
Brazilian food retailer Assai posted on Wednesday a 19.2% increase in its first-quarter net profit from a year earlier, as revenue rose benefited by a larger number of stores and better comparable sales. Assai reported a 93 million reais ($18.1 million) net profit for the quarter ended in March. Assai, which operates a chain of stores in a hybrid wholesale format, said in the earnings release it is entering in a "new stage" after years of strong expansion, which included the conversion of "Extra" hypermarkets bought from GPA .
Cambridge study finds those from poorest areas have 35% higher risk of second non-breast cancer
Alton Brown, who agrees with the adage that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, has this tip for evenly cooked over-easy eggs every time.
"There’s two types of people in this world. There’s Hulk people, and there’s '13 Going on 30' people," the actor said celebrating the 2004 rom-com.
Grey Highlands council will be considering a number of changes to its community grant program. On April 24, council met as committee of the whole to consider a staff report recommending numerous changes and updates to the community grant program. The program provides financial assistance - either through direct cash grants or in-kind support like the waiving of rental fees for community halls – to local community groups holding events and programming in the municipality. A separate municipal com
Ohio lawmakers have finally voted to make it illegal to drug and rape your spouse, closing a loophole that female legislators have been trying to fix for years.
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has announced charges against 11 alleged fake electors, the office announced in a press release on Wednesday, for their alleged role in a scheme after the 2020 presidential election. Several of the names have been redacted, but Mayes said those names will be unredacted when "all defendants have been served." Arizona becomes the fourth state to file criminal charges against the so-called "fake electors" who allegedly announced they were ready to pledge electoral votes to Donald Trump in their respective states during the 2020 election, despite Joe Biden winning those states.
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