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Rebecca Grossman ran down brothers Jakob and Mark Iskander in 2020 while allegedly racing her then-boyfriend in a Mercedes-Benz SUV
Convicted murderess Rebecca Grossman earns no money and works for charity for no pay, her lawyer claimed, a day after a jury ruled that she and Scott Erickson should pay $176 million.
Rebecca Grossman hit Mark and Jacob Iskander, 11 and eight, with her car at a crossing point in what prosecutors described as โa high-speed game of chickenโ with her then-lover Scott Erickson
Barbican theatre, London Impeccable vocals and slick staging make for dazzling set pieces in a tame production thatโs missing the emotional centre of the 1956 film Five years ago, the Barbican staged the first of three Cole Porter musicals in quick succession. A sublime revival of Anything Goes was fun, frothy and polished to perfection. Kiss Me, Kate followed, and now this show, about the romantic shenanigans of the American east coast gentry. Immaculate in its song and dance, it is smoothly staged from the minute the (doomed) multitiered cake is wheeled on for the upcoming wedding in Long Island. But something is missing from the love triangle between socialite Tracy Lord (Helen George), her pining ex-husband Dexter (Julian Ovenden) and square fiance George (David Seadon-Young) โ with undercover journalist Mike (Freddie Fox) thrown into the romantic pot for good measure. Continue reading...
Rebecca Grossman and her ex-lover should pay $176 million to the grieving family of two young brothers slaughtered by the wealthy socialite in a terrible hit-and-run road crash.
In the separate civil trial entering its eighth week, jurors must decide how much compensation the devastated family should receive.
Storyhouse, Chester Kit Green takes on all the characters in an imaginative interpretation of the 1925 day-in-the-life novel As Clarissa Dalloway wafts about the stage, welcoming her audience indiscriminately before instigating party games, the essence of Virginia Woolfโs scrupulous socialite appears to be missing. But this stage adaptation โ co-written by Jen Heyes, who directs, and Kit Green, who performs โ is a playful re-examination of the novel, wrapped up as a multimedia-driven solo show. Heyes has been experimenting with cine-theatre for some time. The format evokes the work of Australian director Kip Williams, though itโs simpler than his West End blockbusters, Sarah Snookโs The Picture of Dorian Gray and Cynthia Erivoโs Dracula. In Heyesโs production, featuring Monika Koeckโs video design, Greenโs Clarissa similarly interacts with many characters on screen, who she also portrays. At Storyhouse, Chester, until 6 June. Then at Harlow Playhouse, Essex, 10-11 June; Wiltonโs Music Hall, London, 16-20 June; and Home, Manchester, 24-26 September Continue reading...
Hilde Lynn Helphenstein, 40, was discovered by her plastic surgeon at the Rosewood Sรฃo Paulo on May 31. Her death was determined suspicious by local officials.
Hilde Lynn Helphenstein, 40, was discovered by her plastic surgeon at the Rosewood Sรฃo Paulo on May 31. Her death was determined suspicious by local officials.
Donald Trump Jr., 48, married Bettina Anderson, a 39-year-old model and Palm Beach socialite, in the Bahamas on Saturday
Don Jr. and Bettina Anderson are reportedly set to tie the knot in the Bahamas - but his father may not be able to attend
Don Jr. and Bettina Anderson are reportedly set to tie the knot in the Bahamas - but his father may not be able to attend