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Inside Wire, available 24/7 to incarcerated people in Colorado and online listeners worldwide, offers a chance for prisoners and those they harmed to heal. Inside Wire, which premiered March 1, reaches all 21 prisons in the state and beyond, online and by app, making it the first of its kind in the country, organizers said.

Serhiy Perebyinis was in eastern Ukraine tending to his sick mother when his wife, 43-year-old Tatiana Perebeinis, and kids Mykyta, 18, and 9-year-old Alisa were killed by Russian forces as they ran across a damaged bridge in Irpin.

Ukraine’s president warned Saturday of a “new stage of terror” by Russian forces in Ukraine, after what he said was the kidnapping of a mayor in the south of the country as well as a fresh round of airstrikes on the outskirts of the capital.

The Jussie Smollett saga came to a dramatic end Thursday when a Chicago judge ordered him to spend five months behind bars for concocting a “disgraceful” scheme to fake a hate crime, prompting the actor to scream out in protest.

While filming her Hulu series Only Murders in the Building, Selena Gomez was hounded by A photographer tried to get her attention. When they did, Selena simply sang out, “I hate the paparazzi!” The photographer told her to have a good day.

Mariana Vishegirskaya appears to have been falsely accused by Russian officials of faking injuries for a photoshoot at the destroyed medical facility in Mariupol, Ukraine, after airstrikes hit it on Wednesday.

The 63-year-old actress stars in the new film Everything Everywhere All at Once, out April 8. She shared on social media the movie was made and completed shortly ahead of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Nexta published a video on Wednesday, the same day as a note on Victoria’s Secret’s Russian website informing shoppers that its stores would close that afternoon.

On the set of Rust, cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was killed with a bullet fired from Alec’s prop gun. A member of the Santa Fe Sheriff’s Office showed him that bullet according to arbitration paperwork filed by his attorney on Friday.

Biden will announce Friday, and Congress is then expected to introduce legislation. Sen. Mike Crapo, an Idaho Republican and the ranking Republican on the Finance Committee, said he probably wouldn’t support the House bill without stronger language on its trade status — and made clear there would be an effort to amend it.