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Holly Willoughby’s Fall From Grace: Beloved TV Star’s Guilty Plea After Shocking Crash Near $3.8M Home
Holly Willoughby pleads guilty to causing an accident, facing backlash and career struggles after her guilty plea and fines.
GHOULISH GREED: Shannen Doherty’s Ex Refuses To Sell The Death House, Demands A $100,000 Payout
Shannen Doherty's estate sues ex-husband Kurt Iswarienko for breaching their divorce settlement over property and financial agreements.
Broke and Banned: Denise Richards’ Ex Aaron Phypers Begs Friends for Food Amid Explosive Divorce War
Dennis Richards' ex-husband Aaron Phypers claims financial hardship amid their turbulent divorce, facing eviction and legal fees.
Min Hee Jin Speaks Out—“The Issue Is Me, Don’t Drag NewJeans Into It…The Girls Must Be Protected”
Min Hee Jin addresses NewJeans' design and ongoing legal matters, emphasizing the group's unity and the importance of protecting its members.
DEATH By Idol: CRAZY K-Pop Singer Was Driving A Death Trap That Almost Wiped Out An Entire Highway
Jung faces deferred prosecution for unlicensed driving and prior traffic offenses, highlighting concerns over youth driving regulations.
Park Soo-hong Exonerated: No Evidence in Celebrity Threat Case – What Happened?
Park Soo Hong cleared of threats against a CEO; allegations deemed baseless after police investigation. Legal actions may follow.
K-pop Shock: NewJeans Defies Court Order—Refuses to Return to ADOR After Losing Lawsuit
NewJeans defies ADOR despite losing a court ruling, citing trust issues, while experts warn of potential isolation in K-pop.
K-POP FINANCIAL FRAUD EXPOSED? The CBX Contract Dispute Is Actually a Terrifying Look at Idol Debt Slavery?
CBX reaffirms commitment to group activities amid ongoing dispute with SM Entertainment over revenue share payments.
K-pop on Trial—Judgment Day for NewJeans as Court Decides ADOR Contract Fate
A court ruling on the contract dispute between K-pop group NewJeans and agency ADOR is expected, clarifying contract validity and potential penalties.