Nevada Supreme Court Upholds Wynn Defamation Judgment
The Nevada Supreme Court affirms a $7.5 million defamation judgment against Joe Francis founder of Girls Gone Wild. The panel rejected Francis's bid to set aside a 2012 Clark County default citing late defenses as a stall tactic in Wynn v Francis. Earlier, Wynn won $21 million in a separate 2012 slander case in Los Angeles.
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Brown appeals contempt case in Tennessee Court of Appeals
Former TV judge Joe Brown seeks review as a special judge notes the appeal moves forward. Brown argues a March recording from Shelby County Juvenile Court was heavily edited to hide the client’s name while he says the footage shows he did not threaten the authority. Brown, 66, was jailed five days for an in court outburst while representing a client and says he has a long history of challenging the Juvenile Court.
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Dear Abby letters touch on family boundaries and hygiene
The column discusses a single mother upset by her ex’s girlfriend posting with her son, advising acceptance of the long term situation. also urges a wife to address a husband’s hygiene, and suggests discreet, considerate gifts for a babysitter at a high school graduation.
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Ask Amy Advice on Abuse, Parental Visits, and Infidelity
A reader questions coping with a partner's temper while noting it frightens her, and Amy urges calm talks about behavior change. Another asks how much time to spend visiting aging parents, with guidance on expectations and empty-nest adjustments. A third criticizes Amy's response to a spouse's concern about a text based daily friendship.
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Jamie Foxx Shines as Electro in The Amazing Spider-Man 2
Foxx discusses his dual career from In Living Color to Ray and Django Unchained while promoting The Amazing Spider-Man 2. He portrays Electro, a downtrodden engineer turned villain whose bioluminescent suit and electric powers anchor the film’s conflict in New York. Foxx notes the role blends personal backstory with superhero action and hints at future appearances.
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