A man who scammed Travis Kelce and other investors out of millions has been sentenced to 11 years in prison. Prosecutors say Sidd-harth Jaw-a-har used the money for private jets, luxury apartments and designer shopping sprees. He’s also been ordered to repay more than $30 million to victims.
Prince Harry and Prince William remain estranged despite Harry and Meghan’s return to the U.K. Harry reportedly wants to reconcile, but William remains cautious. Meanwhile, Harry has made some progress rebuilding his relationship with King Charles.
Meghan Markle’s personal cellphone number was reportedly leaked through a WhatsApp group for parents at her son Archie’s school. The private messages were shared publicly, raising security concerns for Harry and Meghan’s family. The couple is now awaiting an official security risk assessment.
Kim Kardashian has been awarded just one euro in connection with her terrifying 2016 Paris robbery. Eight people were convicted after thieves stole more than $6 million in jewelry. Kardashian says the symbolic payment was about accountability, not money, and hopes to finally move forward.
American Idol is leaving Hollywood! The show is moving production to Atlanta for Season 25, thanks to rising costs in California and Georgia’s generous tax incentives. The new season premieres in January.
The first full trailer for NCIS: New York is here! LL Cool J returns as Sam Hanna. The new series, premiering October 6.
Robert De Niro could be heading back to the big screen! The 83-year-old is reportedly in talks to play legendary Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda in a new biopic called Tommy & Me. Meanwhile, De Niro got emotional on Amy Poehler’s Good Hang podcast after she thanked him for speaking out against Donald Trump. He urged Americans not to lose hope and to stand up for what they believe in.
Tom Cruise admits the rumours about his intensity on movie sets are true! In a new GQ interview, the 64-year-old says he works hard and expects a lot from his co-workers. He’s now starring as an oil baron trying to fix an environmental disaster he created in Digger, hitting theatres October 2nd.
Netflix is rebooting the controversial Stanford Prison Experiment as a reality show. Thirty volunteers will play guards and prisoners. The original was shut down after six days amid escalating cruelty. One former participant calls the reboot a bad idea. It premieres October 21.
