Jennifer Lawrence had a tumultuous time on the set of Don’t Look Up. Back in February, it was reported that the actress had been hit in the eye with glass during a stunt on set, causing production for the film to be halted. At Don’t Look Up‘s premiere in New York City, Jennifer revealed that she had actually sustained another injury while filming the movie. Click inside to read more…

A Tops Friendly Market in Buffalo, New York, on May 14, 2022. A man called in racist threats to companies across the country, including at a supermarket that was targeted in a recent anti-Black mass shooting, federal prosecutors said on Friday. Joey David George, 37, was arrested Thursday and charged in Washington State federal court with making interstate threats, the U.S. Department of Justice announced. He allegedly aimed his ire almost exclusively toward Black people, though in one instance prosecutors say he targeted Hispanic people too.

ST. JOHNS COUNTY, Fla. – A judge expects to make a ruling at a future court hearing on a request to delay the trial of Aiden Fucci, the St. Johns County teenager accused of killing 13-year-old Tristyn Bailey. Fucci appeared for a court hearing Friday morning when Judge Lee Smith made that announcement. Fucci’s attorney, Rosemarie Peoples, filed a motion late last month, asking to move her client’s November trial to next year because she needs more time to talk to witnesses and work on the case.

A Liverpool dad has revealed how his ‘instinct’ led to a tip-off that helped catch the killers of James Bulger. Alex Radnor-Boulton, 70, from Bootle near Liverpool, explained how a hunch of his gave detectives an unexpected lead in the case. He says his ‘intuition’ led to the discovery of ‘breakthrough’ CCTV evidence that helped track the path of killers Jon Venables and Robert Thompson as they walked the two-year-old boy to his death on a railway line.

A man from the Dominican Republic has been busted for allegedly stabbing a romantic rival to death in New York City more than two decades ago, authorities announced Friday. Bienvenido Rodriguez, now 51, was picked up in the Caribbean country Oct. 4 and hauled back to Brooklyn on Thursday to face charges in the murder of 21-year-old Giovanni Malpica, police said. The break in the 25-year-old cold case came from a tip about Rodriguez’s whereabouts sparked by a 2018 Univision story about the slaying, according to the Brooklyn District Attorney’s Office.