Russell Brand pleads not guilty to rape, sexual assault charges
Brand denied two counts of rape, two counts of sexual assault and one count of indecent assault.
Diddy trial: Ex-employee testifies about rapper’s violent ‘attacks’ on Cassie Ventura
‘I thought, ‘Is he going to kill her?” Ex-assistant Mia said, describing when she witnessed Combs follow Ventura into a bedroom and pick her up during a fight.
Measles surge boosts support for mandatory school vaccines: poll
Polling by Angus Reid shows support for mandatory childhood measles vaccination has jumped over the past year, yet one in five parents remain hesitant or opposed.
Smokey Robinson, accused of rape by ex-staff, files defamation lawsuit
The original lawsuit against Robinson refers to at least 50 alleged incidents of rape dating back almost 2 decades.
Hailey Bieber sells skincare brand Rhode in $1-billion deal
‘I am so incredibly excited and proud to announce that we are partnering with e.l.f. Beauty as we step into this next chapter in the world of rhode,’ Hailey Bieber announced.
COVID shot is safe during pregnancy, Canadian doctors say after U.S. move
Canadian gynecologists spoke out after U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. declared the shot is no longer recommended for healthy children and pregnant women in the U.S.
Diddy trial: Celeb stylist says he saw Combs ‘hit and kick’ Cassie Ventura
The judge rejected a defence request for a mistrial after Combs’ lawyers said prosecutors tried to imply to a jury that the rapper interfered with the Kid Cudi investigation.
New COVID-19 variant sees rise in cases in some countries. Here’s where
Airport screening in the United States has detected the new variant in travellers arriving from those regions to destinations in California, Washington, Virginia and New York.
B.C. ostrich farm declines help from Dr. Oz to save birds from planned cull
Oz is the administrator for the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and is the second health official in the Trump administration to try to prevent the cull.
Measles has exploded in Texas, but state could let more kids skip vaccines
A bill approved by state lawmakers and sent to the governor would make it easier for parents to enroll their children in school without standard vaccinations for diseases.