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New video footage released by TMZ Sports shows Madison Atiabi twerking near a passed-out Puka Nacua in the aftermath of the New Year's Eve incident where he allegedly bit her shoulder. Atiabi has filed a police report, sought a temporary restraining order (denied, with a hearing set for April 14), and sued Nacua, who admits the bite as horseplay but denies an antisemitic remark.

24 Mwezi wa tatu, 2026 Imeripotiwa na AI

During filming of her now-canceled season of The Bachelorette, Taylor Frankie Paul reportedly stormed off set after contestant Casey Hux questioned her about a 2023 domestic violence arrest, according to TMZ sources. The incident has resurfaced amid revelations about the scrapped show.

NBA star Dillon Brooks was pulled over and arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence in Scottsdale, Arizona, early Friday morning. Bodycam footage shows officers noting a strong marijuana smell in his car, though a breathalyzer test registered 0.0 for alcohol. Hours later, Brooks shared workout videos on social media without addressing the incident.

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Attorney Sarah-Jane Trent broke down in tears during her testimony before a parliamentary committee investigating alleged infiltration of South Africa's law enforcement, citing trauma from past events. In contrast, her former boss Paul O’Sullivan ended his appearance with theatrical gestures. The hearings on 5 and 6 March 2026 exposed differing responses to the ongoing scandal.

Tensions in the marriage of Insanul Fahmi and Wardatina Mawa have escalated after the wife filed for divorce at the Medan Religious Court. Insanul Fahmi claims a figure akin to a 'jin dasim' is influencing his wife's decision, despite Wardatina stating it is her own choice. He accuses an outsider of meddling as an instigator.

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Japan has yet to decide on reappointing businessman Joichi Ito to an entrepreneurship project amid renewed scrutiny over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein. The uncertainty follows the U.S. Justice Department's release of millions of new Epstein documents. A government official stated that no decisions have been made on committee members for the next term.