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TAMPA -- Rapper Julio Foolio was killed, and three other people were wounded, in a shooting in a hotel parking lot early Sunday that police believe could have been retaliation.
The musician, whose legal name was Charles Jones, was “reportedly ambushed” in the hotel car park, his lawyer, Lewis Fusco, said in a statement, quoted by CBS News.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A Sissonville couple accused of allegedly locking children up in a barn and forcing them to work are back behind bars and on a bond that’s more than double what they had already been given– now set at $500,000 each.
Donald Ray Lantz, 63, and Jeanne Kay Whitefeather, 62, appeared in Kanawha County court Tuesday pleading not guilty to over a dozen new charges against them, including human trafficking of a minor child, use of a minor child in forced labor, and child neglect creating substantial risk of serious bodily injury or death.
Sean Penn recently said in an interview with The New York Times that 2008’s “Milk” was “the last time I had a good time” on a film set, adding: “I went 15 years miserable on sets.” While Penn earned critical acclaim and his second Oscar for best actor thanks to his portrayal of the openly gay politician Harvey Milk, he told The Times he could not star in the film today as straight actors playing queer characters has become too hotly debated in Hollywood.
“No. It could not happen in a time like this,” Penn said about not playing Harvey Milk in 2024. “It’s a time of tremendous overreach. It’s a timid and artless policy toward the human imagination.”
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro's lead as betting favorite in the race to be the Democratic vice-presidential nominee shrunk going into the final days of the Veep-stakes.
The 51-year-old Democrat has been at the top of the oddsmakers' boards since Vice President Kamala Harris assumed the presumptive presidential nomination from the party after President Joe Biden dropped out.
Shapiro was the clear betting favorite Wednesday but some members of the progressive wing of the party pushed Harris to consider other choices. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has been the betting benefactor of that push going from +1400 at U.K. bookmaker Bet365 on Thursday to +275 on Sunday.
Lil Loaded was the stage name of rapper Dashawn Maurice Robertson. Born on Aug. 1, 2000, in San Bernardino, California, he rose to fame in mid-2019, when he was 18, his hip hop/drill track “6locc 6a6y” went viral after he uploaded it to YouTube. YouTuber Tommy Craze used it in one of his reaction videos in which he reviewed YouTube videos without any previous views, and it exploded.
As per XXL, Lil Loaded died from a gunshot wound to the head that was believed to be self-inflicted. Before he passed, he posted an ominous message on his Instagram Story, suggesting that he was ready to enter heaven. The message is no longer available to view.
The rapper’s mother found him in the second-floor hallway of their family home and claims he had been upset and crying over a split with a girlfriend the previous night.
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