Former NFL star turned podcaster Shannon Sharpe has been accused of raping an ex-partner. A 13-page filing in a Nevada court alleges Sharpe filmed and shared his sexual encounters with a woman using the pseudonym “Jane Doe” without her consent or knowledge during a nearly two-year period when the pair were in a “rocky consensual relationship.” The complaint says Sharpe was “manipulating and controlling” during this period and accuses him of “repeatedly threatening to brutally choke and violently slap her.” The relationship began to fall apart when Sharpe accidentally live streamed on Instagram a sexual encounter with another woman. Sharpe, according to the filing, relentlessly pursued the complainant as she sought to end their relationship. In two later encounters in Oct. 2024 and Jan. 2025, the complainant alleges Sharpe raped her and refused to stop despite her pleas for him to or wear a condom. The complaint alleges Sharpe also committed assault, sexual assault, battery, and sexual battery, and intentionally caused emotional distress, and is seeking a minimum of $50 million in damages.

Two Boeing jets sent to China less than a month ago are returning to the U.S. in the latest apparent turbulence from Trump’s trade war. The 737 MAX 8 planes were ferried from Boeing’s U.S. production in Seattle to the Zhoushan completion center in China, where they were scheduled to undergo final work before being delivered to Chinese carriers. But on Sunday and Monday, two planes painted with China’s Xiamen Airlines livery flew back to Seattle. A spokesperson for the airline confirmed the planes had gone back to the U.S. but didn’t provide a reason. Beijing had previously ordered Chinese airlines not to accept delivery of Boeing jets after Trump announced a 145 percent tariff for Chinese products entering the U.S. China retaliated with 125 percent tariffs on U.S. goods and counter-measures aimed at certain industries and manufacturers, including Boeing. Malaysia has said it might buy American jets rejected by Chinese airlines. The world’s second-largest economy, however, warned third-party countries not to make deals with the U.S. that would undercut China’s economic interests.

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Kristen Stewart married her longtime fiancée Dylan Meyer in a secret ceremony over the Easter weekend, according to TMZ. The former Twilight star, 35, and her screenwriter partner, 37, tied the knot in an intimate ceremony at their Los Angeles home on Sunday after obtaining a marriage license at a local courthouse, the outlet reports. Actress/singer Ashley Benson and her husband were reportedly among the guests. Stewart and Meyer first met on a movie set in 2013, but didn’t become an item until they became reacquainted in 2019 after Stewart had broken up with former partner Stella Maxwell, at which point she said “all bets were off.” They became engaged in 2021 after Meyer popped the question, with Stewart revealing to Howard Stern at the time: “We’re marrying, we’re totally gonna do it. I wanted to be proposed to, so I think I very distinctly carved out what I wanted and she nailed it. We’re marrying, it’s happening.”

A Southern California mayor said he wants to give his city’s homeless population “all the fentanyl they want” and later called for a federal “purge.” In a February city council meeting, Lancaster Mayor R. Rex Parris responded to a resident’s concern about the city’s handling of its homeless population by saying: “What I want to do is give them free fentanyl... I mean, that’s what I want to do. I want to give them all the fentanyl they want.” He doubled down on those comments in an interview with FOX LA on Friday where he said he was referring specifically to unhoused “criminals” who “refuse” to get help and that it’s “so easy” to get fentanyl on the streets that it wouldn’t make a difference if the city gave it away for free. “Quite frankly, I wish that the president would give us a purge. Because we do need to purge these people,” Parris continued. “Now, is it harsh? Of course it’s harsh. But it’s my obligation as the mayor of the city of Lancaster to protect the hardworking families that live there, and I am no longer able to do it.”

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All is well with Dr. Mehmet Oz’s granddaughter after she fainted in front of President Donald Trump. Philomena, 11, collapsed during her grandfather’s swearing-in ceremony as administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services last week. Footage from the Friday event at the White House showed that Trump was speaking when Philomena fainted on the sidelines. Oz, 64, rushed toward his family as someone was heard saying “Philo fainted, Philo fainted. Dad, go!” Reporters were quickly ushered out of the room. A White House spokesperson later told People magazine: “A minor family member fainted during Dr. Oz’s swearing-in ceremony in the Oval Office. We are happy to say she is okay.” In a lengthier update on Instagram, Oz’s daughter Daphne said Philomena “bounced right back” after the episode. “We are so grateful it was nothing serious,” she wrote. Daphne also sang praises for Trump: “Thank you to President Trump who went out of his way to make both our children feel comfortable in a stressful situation. He was exceedingly warm, caring and generous as he spent personal time with each of them at the Resolute Desk and gifted them treasures to take home.”

Billy Ray Cyrus and Elizabeth Hurley appear to be getting hot and heavy. In an Instagram post celebrating Easter, Hurley, 59, shared a photo of Cyrus, 63, kissing her on the cheek with the caption, “Happy Easter.” The two leaned against a picket fence in what appeared to be a farm while Cyrus donned bunny ears. Hurley and Cyrus previously sparked romance rumors in an April 9 Instagram post where the actress used Cyrus’ song “She’s Not Cryin’ Anymore” and tagged him in a video of herself at the beach. Prior to his apparent relationship with Hurley, Cyrus was married to Australian singer Firerose, whom he divorced in 2024. The country singer was also previously married to Tish Cyrus for 28 years before splitting in 2022. They welcomed five children together: daughters Miley, Noah, and Brandi and sons Trace and Braison. Meanwhile, Hurley was married to businessman Arun Nayar from 2007 to 2011. She also was in a relationship with actor Hugh Grant for 13 years before their split in 2000.

Fox mistakenly labeled Kyiv as a Russian city during an online livestream of an Easter service Saturday. According to The Kyiv Independent, the label ran uncorrected for 20 minutes while LiveNOW from Fox was simultaneously broadcasting different church services. The network was seemingly airing an Easter service from Moscow, Russia, and Kyiv, Ukraine, at the same time. In screen recordings circulating online, Fox mistakenly labeled Kyiv as Kyiv, Russia. “If this was a mistake rather than a deliberate political statement, there should be an apology and an investigation into who made the mistake,” Heorhii Tykhyi, Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson, wrote on X Sunday. Over the weekend, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a temporary Easter ceasefire in the ongoing war with Ukraine. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has since accused Russia of violating the ceasefire “more than two thousand times,” writing on X Sunday that “Putin’s words about a ‘ceasefire’” have “proven empty.”

The daughter of a wrestler depicted in the A24 film Iron Claw has slammed the flick as “inaccurate” and “heart-wrenching.” Lacey Von Erich, the daughter of Kerry Von Erich, made the comments in upcoming episode of Investigation Discovery’s docuseries Hollywood Demons, Variety reported. She said the film left out key details about her professional wrestling dad’s life, such as his wife Catherine Murray, and his two daughters. “My sister and I were not in the movie as my dad’s children and he didn’t have a wife or anything,” said Lacey, whose father was portrayed by Jeremy Allen White in the film. The film also starred Zach Efron as Kevin Von Erich and Harris Dickinson as David Von Erich. Kevin, the only surviving brother of the three, agreed that the portrayal of his brother was skewed. “Kerry in the movie was not a family man, but in real life he was,” he said. However, Kevin said he had indeed “endorsed” the film despite the family not being consulted.

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Canadian-American singer and critic of President Donald Trump Neil Young was spotted at a California protest Saturday with a hand-made sign that read: “Hands Off Canada.” The Ventura County protest was one of more than 80 rallies nationwide against Trump’s policies on issues such as immigration, government cuts, and tariffs. Young’s wife, Daryl Hannah, was also at the 2,500-strong protest, telling the Ventura County Star that the couple was there because “we have to” and that “we’re in a Constitutional crisis.” During the protest, demonstrators sang “For What It’s Worth” by Buffalo Springfield, the ’60s band Young used to be a part of. The grassroots group 50501—which stands for 50 protests, 50 states, one movement—organized the national day of action. The Toronto-born Rock and Roll Hall of Fame musician has previously called Trump “a disgrace to my country” and sued him in 2020 for using his song “Rockin’ in the Free World” during his 2020 campaign run. Young also performed at Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s “Fighting Oligarchy” rally last week.

Snoop Dogg shared a viral post Sunday morning to honor the unlikely crossover of Easter and 4/20—a date that many observe as the marijuana holiday—with President Donald Trump’s right-hand man, Elon Musk, chiming in. The “Smoke Weed Everyday” rapper posted a photoshopped image of himself in an Easter bunny costume holding a basket of colorful eggs with the caption “Good morning 🤣🤣👏🏿🙏🏿☀️,” Musk responded with a heart and laughing emoji. The creators of the Mile High 420 Festival in Colorado said they “declare this holiday as a celebration of Cannabis Culture.” Sunday also happened to be the last day of Passover, which prompted a New York City cannabis brand, Tokin’ Jew, to advertise kosher THC gummies called “Tokin’ Chews.” Though marijuana is illegal under federal law, 14 states allow medical marijuana, and 24 states allow recreational marijuana. Trump supported legalizing marijuana during his campaign run, but hasn’t prioritized it since coming into office. In March, the White House stated that “D.C.’s failed policies opened the door to disorder,” referencing D.C.’s decriminalization of marijuana.