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U.S. Yahoo Style UK
A school has apologised after upsetting students and parents with a 'sexist' dress code video
The principal released a statement saying the video had 'missed the mark'.
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U.S. ABC News
Friend of woman allegedly killed by husband not 'shocked' by his arrest
A close friend of Shanann Watts, the woman who was found dead along with her two young daughters last week, said she wasn't surprised when she found out that her friend’s husband was arrested in connection to her murder. Nickole Atkinson said she “didn’t want to think the worst” when Watts, 34, and her two young daughters -- Celeste, 3, and Bella, 4 -- seemingly vanished last week, but she knew something was wrong when Watts' husband, Chris Watts, appeared unconcerned. “He was defending himself, but it just didn’t make sense. Like in that moment it is kind of surreal,” Atkinson told “Good Morning America” in an interview Monday. “He was just sitting there waiting for something to happen; it just
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U.S. St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Caught on camera: Look who the city nailed when it went after illegal dumpers
ST. LOUIS • The cameras are perched on light poles throughout the city, trained on alleys that cut through stretches of town long forgotten and filled with piles of trash. In the Baden neighborhood, on the city’s northern border, three of the 100 cameras are mounted in a one-block area just off North Broadway, a dumping ground so popular that a few days after city workers pick up truckloads of garbage, tires, drywall, mattresses and tree limbs, the area looks as if the crews were never there. The eyes in the sky are part of a full-throttle effort by the city to clean up a mess that has been decades in the making. A trash fee increase approved by the Board of Aldermen last year paid for the cameras and also is funding new trash trucks and overtime for police officers to go after the culprits causing the messes.
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Celebrity Showbiz411
Revelation: Anthony Bourdain Was Defending Asia Argento, Attacking Harvey Weinstein, At the Same He Was Helping “Navigate” Settlement with Underage Actor
Anthony Bourdain committed suicide on June 8th. His death was a shock until some associated his abrupt decision with tabloid photographs of girlfriend Asia Argento cavorting with a young Italian journalist. But now this comes to light: Bourdain and his attorney were helping Argento navigate a settlement and $380,000 pay off to an underage actor she allegedly raped. It’s mind boggling. Bourdain had been Argento’s steadfast supporter, speaking out against her alleged rapist, Harvey Weinstein. He was fully committed to her cause, to #MeToo, and loyal to his girlfriend. According to the New York Times story this evening, the actor Jimmy Bennett, now 22, sent a letter of intent to Bourdain’s lawyer
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Celebrity Fox News
Alec Baldwin shames daughter over racy social media photo
If Alec Baldwin is anything, it’s honest! The beloved performer behind "SNL’s" cheesy President Donald Trump impression decided to share his opinion on Saturday when his daughter Ireland Baldwin shared a photo he didn’t exactly approve of. In the image, the 22-year-old model struck a risqué pose while straddling a motorcycle in a black bikini. “Stay extra,” she captioned the eye-catching photo. In no time, her father noticed the photo and was quick to weigh in, writing, “No. Just…no.” As fans know, the 60-year-old actor and his daughter haven’t always been on the best of terms. In 2007, he came under fire when a voicemail leaked in which he called his then-11-year-old daughter a “rude, thoughtless
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Politics Town & Country
Barron Trump Arrives in D.C. with His Parents on Air Force One
Here's everything you need to know about the President's youngest child.
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Celebrity NBC Sports Boston
Aaron Hernandez's suicide notes revealed
Aaron Hernandez's suicide letters to his daughter, fiancée, and lawyer were revealed in his lawyer's new book, "Unnecessary Roughness: Inside the Trial and FInal Days of Aaron Hernandez."
