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62-year-old Brad Johnson was well known for his role in drama-series ‘Melrose Place’ and he was the “Marlboro Man” in cigarette advertisements. He died from Covid-19 complications.

Tom Cruise isn’t simply taking on what appears to be Russian-made fighter jets in his update to the 1986 classic “Top Gun.” He’s also angering China. Cruise’s character is wearing a bomber jacket with the Taiwanese flag. Something considered an independence symbol by authorities in Beijing.

Under the new policy, subscribers in Costa Rica, Chile, and Peru are technically subject to a $2.99 charge for every person outside their household who uses their account. Consumer confusion has been how Netflix defines a “household.”

The visitor was a 36-year-old man disguised as an old woman in a wheelchair. The stunt was reportedly a climate protest, as when the man was dragged away by security, he yelled, “Think of the earth. People are destroying the earth.”

Johnny Depp won all three defamation claims in his case against ex-wife Amber Heard over her 2018 op-ed about coming forward with domestic abuse allegations. For Heard’s countersuit against Depp, he was found to have defamed her, awarding her $2 million in damages.

The lawsuit alleges the Department of Defense is violating the First Amendment. The Air Force did not respond with a comment regarding the lawsuit.

A few weeks prior the woman involved in the incident asked a judge to dismiss the charges against him. Jeudy’s attorney, Harvey Steinberg released a statement saying “After reviewing the evidence, I always believed that no crime had been committed, and all charges would be dismissed.”

A 20-year-old man drowned at a lakefront Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville in Georgia over the Memorial Day weekend. His name has not been released.

Amid four counts of sexual assault against 3 men in the United Kingdom that were brought forth last week, the actor says “he’s innocent until proven otherwise.”

An 18 year old man near Tampa, Florida was arrested after allegedly posting photos of weapons on social media with the caption, “Hey Siri, directions to the nearest school.”