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Jeanne Tripplehorn has been seen in Los Angeles for the first time since Michael Douglas disclosed their on-set affair during the making of Basic Instinct. Tripplehorn, 63, was photographed stepping out for coffee with her husband, actor Leland Orser, on the day Douglas’s memoir, One Helluva Ride, was published. She appeared casually dressed in a black T-shirt and jeans, with her hair pulled back into a low bun and dark sunglasses shielding her eyes. Tripplehorn played Dr Beth Garner, a police psychologist and love interest to Douglas’s detective, Nick Curran, in Paul Verhoeven’s 1992 thriller. The film also starred Sharon…

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Filming is under way in Hudson, Florida, on a television adaptation of Patrick Smith’s much-loved novel A Land Remembered, with showrunner Todd Wiseman Jr insisting the story must be made in the state where it is set. The independent production is using local actors, crew members, investors and businesses to recreate Florida’s frontier past, after Hollywood executives suggested moving the shoot to Georgia. Florida novel brought to life in Hudson The series follows three generations of the MacIvey family as they build a cattle and citrus empire across Florida between 1858 and 1968. Authentic sets have been constructed in rural…

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Live updates are following developments in Australia and around the world, including comments from Hockey that corruption is flourishing in Washington and commemorations by Israelis mourning the October 7 attacks. The coverage brings together the latest news as events unfold, with developments in Washington and Israel among the main international stories.

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There are no verifiable details in the material supplied about any pioneering surgery or its outcome for a young cancer patient. The content appears to be blocked, with an access-denied message preventing retrieval of the article’s details. As a result, no individuals, locations, organisations or quotes can be confirmed, and no dates or outcomes can be reported. Publishers would normally verify such details and report on the development once information is available.

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Halle Berry’s daughter Nahla has defended her mother against allegations that the actress physically abused her 13-year-old son, Maceo. Nahla, 18, said in a declaration submitted to Los Angeles Superior Court that she had never witnessed Berry behave abusively towards Maceo. Her statement follows a temporary restraining order granted after Berry’s former husband, Olivier Martinez, alleged that she had attacked their son. Martinez, 60, claimed Maceo called him and said Berry had physically assaulted him and placed him in a chokehold. Berry has denied the allegations. “I never observed anything abusive about her parenting,” Nahla wrote in her declaration, describing…

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Newly released body-camera footage shows the chaotic moments after a six-year-old boy shot his teacher at Richneck Elementary School in Newport News, Virginia, including his confrontation with police and his admission that he had taken the gun from his mother. The footage, which lasts less than three minutes, was recorded after Abby Zwerner was shot in her classroom on 6 January 2023. It had been used as evidence in court but had not previously been made public. Officers entering the room found reading specialist Amy Kovac restraining the child. She told them he had admitted to having a weapon and…

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Australia’s Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen has declined to discuss the implications of a landmark court ruling that has raised fears over the future of new fossil fuel projects. The ruling has intensified concern about the prospects for further developments, but Mr Bowen refused to be drawn on its potential ramifications.

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Luke Davies’ DNA was found on the trigger and handle of Beau Lamarre-Condon’s Glock pistol, a court has heard during the murder trial over the deaths of Davies and Jesse Baird. Forensic expert Senior Sergeant Bridey Allan told the court she examined the weapon for fingerprints and biological material. Davies’ DNA was found on the handle, while both Davies’ and Lamarre-Condon’s DNA were detected on the trigger. The court heard that Davies’ and Baird’s DNA was also found on the muzzle of the gun. Lamarre-Condon’s lawyers have previously told the court that Davies grabbed the weapon and accidentally shot himself.…

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