Yuriana Julia Pelaez Calderón admitted fabricating her disappearance, spreading false claims about federal agents and staging her release after hiding in Bakersfield. She now faces a statutory maximum sentence of five years in federal prison.
In his new memoir, Christopher Lloyd says cocaine, alcohol and pot became entrenched in his life, recounts a bloody 1983 injury, and details entering rehab in 1993 before eventually achieving lasting sobriety after several relapses.
René Ashton revealed an intimate moment with Matthew Perry aboard Bruce Willis’ private plane, while also recalling their private Turks and Caicos getaway and her growing concern over Perry’s struggles with alcohol.
Democrat candidates face an ugly final campaign stretch as federal investigators scrutinize Ilhan Omar and questions about Muslim Brotherhood associations follow Abdul El-Sayed, while Republican candidates Ken Paxton and Max Miller confront controversies of their own.
Records revealed that 498 Maine absentee ballot envelopes reached the Center for Civic Design before the 2025 election, while delayed state responses and an investigation closed without public announcement left major questions about the shipment unanswered.
Walter Koenig, who brought Pavel Chekov to life across the original “Star Trek” series and six Enterprise films, died at 90 as castmate George Takei and agent Zachery McGinnis honored his friendship, kindness and lasting bond with fans.
Brooke Hogan mourned the $5.9 million sale of Hulk Hogan’s Florida mansion while accusing unnamed friends and relatives of profiting from his death and failing to support him privately during his health struggles.
Minnesota official Melanie Hezlip told Somali viewers that registered voters need to bring nothing to vote, while explaining same day registration options involving expired identification, electronic household documents, and the state’s vouching process.