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Pop Diddy's lawyers expect him to be sentenced to about 2-years in prison
Sean "Diddy" Combs' lawyers expect him to get a two-year prison sentence following his conviction on two counts of transportation to engage in pr0stitution, which was handed down on Wednesday, July 2. The sentence is much less than the 51 to 63 months sentence that prosecutors have recommended. The two sides addressed Combs' potential sentence in separate letters to the judge overseeing the case. Combs has already spent 10 months in custody. Combs was acquitted on Wednesday morning of the more serious charges of s£x trafficking and racketeering conspiracy. He was accused of sex trafficking two of his former girlfriends, Casandra "Cassie" Ventura, and a woman who testified under the pseudonym "Jane" and of forcing them to participate in drug-fueled s£x sessions with male escorts that he called "freak offs" or "hotel nights." Combs had denied all the charges and said that the sexual acts were consensual...
Media personality, Toolz responds to age-shamer who claimed she's unmarried at age 40 plus
Media personality, Tolu Oniru-Demuren, better known as Toolz, has responded to an X user who tried to shame her over her views. Toolz had stated that if people were having better s£x, they would be less angry. Public speaking course An X user responded to Toolz' statement with a tweet that reads: "Toolz is 40+ and she is not married." Toolz saw the tweet and gave a sarcastic response. She wrote: "Can you imagine?? Instead of her to goan marry and born children!" Toolz is married to a pilot, Tunde Demuren, and they have two sons.
Jeff Bezos protest banner unveiled in Venice: ahead of wedding to Lauren Sanchez
Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez’s upcoming wedding in Venice is sparking controversy as locals express their frustration over the event’s impact on the city. A massive 65-by-65-foot banner was unveiled in Venice’s famous St. Mark’s Square, demanding that Bezos pay more taxes, especially given the scale of the wedding and the city’s rental. The banner was put up by the campaign group Everyone Hates Elon in partnership with Greenpeace, sending a clear message that has captured public attention. The group criticized Bezos, the world’s third-richest man with a net worth of $220 billion, for shutting down large parts of Venice for the wedding. They called it "ridiculous" that he can hold such an event while the Italian government struggles to finance public services. In a statement, a spokesperson said, “While ordinary people struggle to pay the bills, there are more billionaires than ever before. These two things are obviously connected; they’re ge...