Not every mime remains mute. One such performer now faces accusations of terrorizing women.

A man from Massachusetts, identifiable by his signature black-and-white mime attire, has allegedly been unsettling women over several months at a well-frequented state park. Prosecutors claim he would strip to his underwear, cover himself in cooking oil, and exercise near female staff members. This disturbing behavior culminated in an incident where he collapsed in court as these charges were publicly presented.

Hernan Villagran Lux, a 29-year-old resident of Framingham, has been charged with criminal harassment. His actions reportedly disturbed three female employees of the state Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR), with one woman experiencing over 50 unsettling sightings of Lux during the past two months at a state park in Natick, near Boston.

Authorities report that all three women recognized Lux by both name and appearance, recounting incidents that intensified over time. These interactions allegedly became so distressing that the women started fearing for their safety while at work.

The allegations have also sparked warnings on social media, where people across several Massachusetts communities said they recognized the suspect and claimed he had approached or followed women on the nearby rail trail.

Authorities arrested Lux Sunday night on the Cochituate Rail Trail, after multiple women and park workers alleged he repeatedly approached them, stared at them and refused to leave despite repeated requests, according to Boston 25 News.

“The women report an extensive number of contacts with the defendant involving him staring at them, smiling in what they describe as ‘a really unnerving and frankly terrifying manner,'” Framingham District Court Supervisor Andrew Mange said during Monday’s court hearing.

Mange said the encounters became increasingly bold. In one incident, prosecutors allege Lux “stripped down to his underwear, slathered cooking oil all over his body and began working out right by their staff area.”

The women also reported that Lux repeatedly refused to leave the park after being asked to do so, according to the station.

Prosecutors also alleged Lux complimented one employee’s appearance, commented on her lips and refused to leave as she and coworkers abandoned their work area because they felt unsafe.

Boston 25 reported that numerous people posted on social media saying they had spotted a man matching Lux’s distinctive mime-like appearance throughout Framingham, Natick and Wayland. 

Several women also claimed a man fitting the same description approached and followed them on the Cochituate Rail Trail.

“I spotted him, he looked kind of odd, but I thought he was just dressed in a costume,” neighbor Nancy Dlott told Boston 25. “It’s kind of upsetting, especially if you’re walking alone,” she added.

“I just don’t understand what goes through someone’s head to do that,” Christopher Labella told the station. “I hope this guy gets the help that he needs.”

As prosecutors continued reading the allegations in court Monday, Lux fainted and was treated on scene before proceedings resumed, according to Boston 25.

When court resumed later in the afternoon, the judge ordered Lux to undergo a mental health evaluation at Bridgewater State Hospital.

Jim Lindsey, the former NCAA standout and NFL running back who etched his name in football history, passed away on Sunday at the age of 81.

The sports website Whole Hog Sports confirmed that Lindsey endured a prolonged illness before his death.

During his tenure at Arkansas from 1963 to 1965, Lindsey was instrumental in guiding the Razorbacks to a national championship win in 1964.

The Arkansas Football team took to the platform X to express their grief, stating, “We are saddened by the loss of Arkansas legend Jim Lindsey. He made Arkansas a better place in many ways. His friends and family are in our thoughts.”

Lindsey’s remarkable college career earned him a Second Team All-Southwest Conference honor, leading to his selection in the second round of both the 1966 NFL Draft by the Minnesota Vikings and the 1966 AFL Draft by the Buffalo Bills.

He ultimately went to Minnesota, where he’d spend his entire eight-year professional career and won an NFL championship in 1969.

Lindsey was named special teams captain in 1968, a role he held until he retired.

In 84 games with the Vikings, Lindsey rushed 178 times for 566 yards and six touchdowns. He caught 56 passes for 632 yards and four touchdowns. He also fielded 11 kickoffs for 200 yards.

After he retired from football, Lindsey turned to real estate and philanthropy. Lindsey’s company expanded to own thousands of apartments and over three dozen golf courses across several states.

He was inducted to the Arkansas Business Hall of Fame in 2010.

Lindsey ran for governor of Arkansas in 1976 but lost in the primary to incumbent David Pryor.

Lindsey earned a place in the Arkansas Sports Hall of Honor in 1987, and teamed up with ex-Razorback teammate and current Cowboys owner Jerry Jones on the Jerry Jones/Jim Lindsey Hall of Champions in Arkansas’ Broyles Athletic Complex.

Vivienne, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s youngest daughter, is taking steps to remove Pitt’s last name from her own.

At 18 years old, Vivienne has mirrored the actions of her older siblings by submitting a petition to the Los Angeles County Superior Court. She is seeking to officially alter her name from Vivienne Marcheline Jolie-Pitt to simply Vivienne Marcheline Jolie.

Court documents obtained by the Daily Mail cite the reason for the name change as “personal.” A court hearing on this matter has been slated for November 2.

This petition signifies another step in Vivienne’s apparent desire to create distance from the Pitt name.

Previously, in May 2024, she had already removed her father’s surname from her credit in the Playbill for “The Outsiders” on Broadway, where she was listed as Vivienne Jolie while co-producing with her mother.

Born in 2008 alongside twin brother Knox, Vivienne is the youngest of the former couple’s six children. 

The Daily Mail has reached out to representatives for Pitt and Jolie for comment. 

A source recently told the Daily Mail that Pitt views the rift with his children as ‘deeply painful’ and ‘believes Angelina’s role in how things unfolded is the ultimate betrayal.’ 

It comes days after the actor’s daughter Zahara, 21, and son Maddox, 24, have published notices revealing their intentions to drop ‘Pitt’ from their last names.

The advertisements were both published in the Los Angeles Daily Journal throughout June and July.

‘Petitioner Zahara Marley Jolie-Pitt filed a petition with this court for a decree changing names as follows: Zahara Marley Jolie-Pitt to Zahara Marley Jolie,’ one notice stated.

‘Petitioner Maddox Chivan Jolie-Pitt filed a petition with this court for a decree changing names as follows: Maddox Chivan Jolie-Pitt to Maddox Chivan Jolie,’ the other said.

The notices both invite dissenting parties to appear at a scheduled hearing over the matter; Zahara’s is scheduled for September 28 while Maddox’s is on September 14.

In the state of California, those seeking to legally change their name must publish an Order to Show Cause – a document requesting the name change – for four weeks in a row in a newspaper before their court date.

It comes a month after Zahara filed a petition requesting that her new name be Zahara Marley Jolie.

Maddox also filed to drop the actor’s last name in late May.

Zahara publicly dropped the last name three years ago when she joined a sorority at Spelman College.

She also went by Zahara Marley Jolie during her graduation ceremony, which her father reportedly skipped, according to TMZ.

‘Nothing prevented him from showing up for her. Or ever visiting her. The day was about all she accomplished. Not whether he was willing to attend,’ a source close to Jolie told the publication.

However, multiple sources have exclusively spoken to the Daily Mail in defense of Pitt, insisting that he is not the absent father he has been portrayed as, and he wants a relationship with his six children.

Jolie and Pitt’s other daughter Shiloh, 20, has also dropped the actor’s last name. It is not known if their son Pax, 22, has stopped using the name as well. 

Last year, Shiloh, who was born Shiloh Nouvel Jolie-Pitt, legally changed her name to Shiloh Jolie.

At the time, in a statement shared with People, Shiloh’s lawyer Peter Levine said she ‘made an independent and significant decision following painful events,’ adding that she was ‘merely following legal process’ when publishing notice of the change. 

Pitt and Jolie were involved in a grueling eight-year divorce battle that was finalized in 2024.

The marriage ended after a volatile plane incident in 2016 and abuse allegations, which Pitt has adamantly denied. He has also never been charged with a crime and the Los Angeles Department of Children and Family Services cleared Pitt of physical abuse allegations.

LOS ANGELES — Jimmy Kimmel returns to the spotlight for yet another thrilling season of “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?”, where a fresh lineup of celebrities aim to secure a million-dollar jackpot for causes close to their hearts.

ABC is gearing up to broadcast the fifth season of this popular show. In previous runs, notable figures like Ike Barinholtz, Alan Barinholtz, Matt Damon, Ken Jennings, Oscar Nuñez, and Kate Flannery have emerged victorious in the celebrity edition.

Kimmel, who relishes his role as the show’s host, expressed his enjoyment, saying, “I love doing the show. It’s so much easier than doing my show,” highlighting the fun he has on set.

He added that the charitable angle of the game elevates the stakes for contestants. “What really hits home is listening to participants discuss their chosen charities. Often, these are deeply personal stories,” Kimmel remarked. “You gain insight into what these well-known personalities genuinely value.”

Kimmel himself knows the stress of the game firsthand. He participated alongside Regis Philbin back in 2001, where he successfully pocketed $125,000, drawing from his own experience in the contestant’s chair.

“I have been on the show by myself with no partner and a lifeline who didn’t really understand what he was supposed to do. And I won $125,000 back in the Regis days,” Kimmel said.

This season includes a number of comedians, which Kimmel said brings a natural energy to the game. “Yeah, you know what, when you have two comedians sitting next to each other, especially when they’ve known each other for a long time,” he said. “It’s, you there’s just a chemistry there and a rhythm and sometimes they jab each other, and it’s a lot of fun to watch.”

The season also includes Clayton Kershaw, who is playing with Brad Paisley. “He, well, I’m not gonna say how it went, but I will say that he represented his team well,” Kimmel said.

Kimmel is currently on summer vacation from “Jimmy Kimmel Live!,” with guest hosts sitting in.

Watch the season premiere of “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?” Wednesday, July 22 on ABC and stream the next day on Hulu.

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