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The US Treasury Department is cracking down with possible criminal charges against wealthy homeowners with a staff of nannies, housekeepers and chefs who unscrupulously applied for small business bailout loans. Sources exclusively tell Page Six that some moneyed owners of New York and Hamptons homes with a large staff, who previously registered their household under …
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Andie MacDowell and her daughters, Rainey and Margaret Qualley, were photographed allegedly sneaking out of a park in Los Angeles that is temporarily closed amid the coronavirus pandemic. On Sunday, the actresses were seen crawling out from under a large, iron gate at the Audubon Center in Debs Park that had a big red sign …
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The Supreme Court ruled on Monday that defendants in criminal trials must be convicted by unanimous consent of the jury, outlawing a practice that has already been prohibited in all states except Oregon. The 6-3 ruling in the case, Ramos v Louisiana, was delivered with an unusual alignment in which conservative Justices Neil Gorsuch, Clarence …
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Canadian police in Portapique, Nova Scotia, following the search for mass-shooting suspect Gabriel Wortman, April 19, 2020 (John Morris/Reuters) A gunman killed 16 people during a shooting rampage in Nova Scotia on Sunday, the deadliest shooting in Canada’s history. The suspect, identified as Gabriel Wortman, 51, disguised himself as a police officer and tricked out …
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Cosmetics tycoon Ronald Lauder has launched a new online portal to track the prevalence of coronavirus-fueled hate crimes. Lauder’s Anti-Semitism Accountability Project set up the website to collect reports of physical and online attacks on Asian-Americans, Jews and other groups whom bigots have falsely blamed for the pandemic. The billionaire former Estee Lauder chairman aims …
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An alleged scammer tried to profit from the coronavirus crisis by offering the federal government millions of face masks that didn’t exist, authorities say. Christopher Parris of Atlanta faces a wire fraud charge for trying to sell the Department of Veterans Affairs 125 million masks and other protective gear for more than $750 million — …
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Tyler Cameron allegedly got an unwelcome visit from a fan hoping to join his “quarantine crew.” The former “Bachelorette” star claimed on Instagram that the unnamed woman traveled all the way from Honolulu to his childhood home in Jupiter, Florida, where he and a group of friends have been staying during the coronavirus pandemic. “I …
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The popular Netflix docuseries “Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness” will add a new episode, it was announced Saturday. Show fan Justin Turner, of the Los Angeles Dodgers, tweeted the big reveal with a video featuring one of the show’s characters, zoo owner Jeff Lowe. Lowe and Turner became connected after the baseball star mentioned …
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Iggy Azalea‘s boyfriend Playboi Carti was arrested on gun and drug charges in Georgia on Thursday. The “Shoota” rapper was pulled over in a Lamborghini with an expired tag by members of the police department’s “elite COBRA strike force,” the Clayton County Sheriff’s Office said in a press release. Cops said the 23-year-old artist, real …
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Apple’s new series “Home Before Dark” is a crime drama with child reporters. It’s based on the true story of Hilde Lysiak (played by Brooklynn Prince), a 9-year-old journalist who broke a local murder story in Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania, in 2016. (Her name in the series is Hilde Lisko.) Jim Sturgess, who stars as her father, …
The US Treasury Department is cracking down with possible criminal charges against wealthy homeowners with a staff of nannies, housekeepers and chefs who unscrupulously applied for small business bailout loans. Sources exclusively tell Page Six that some moneyed owners of New York and Hamptons homes with a large staff, who previously registered their household under …
