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Brandi Glanville Tears Up Over GoFundMe: ‘I’m Embarrassed’

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Brandi Glanville Tears Up Over GoFundMe: ‘I’m Embarrassed’

Brandi Glanville says she feels “embarrassed” by a GoFundMe campaign launched by her friend Gina Rodriguez as the former reality star continues seeking treatment for facial disfigurement.

The “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” alum grew emotional on Friday’s episode of her “Brandi Glanville Unfiltered” podcast as she opened up about how hard it has been to accept help from others.

“I’m embarrassed, honestly, because I don’t like to ask for help,” Glanville, 53, told co-host James Maas.

“I never thought I would do this,” she said, explaining that Rodriguez told her, “You have no choice.”

Glanville described the mounting financial pressure tied to her medical care, saying she is paying $7,000 a week in treatment costs despite having insurance.

According to Glanville, creditors contact her repeatedly throughout the day. She said that if she stops making payments, she could lose access to medication and see her treatment progress come to a halt, leaving her “spent in every way.”

The former model said she “[doesn’t] want anyone to see” the fundraising page, but acknowledged that she is unsure what other options remain.

Maas reassured Glanville that there was no shame in accepting support. “It’s not embarrassing. What’s embarrassing is the whole medical system … You need a GoFundMe,” he told her.

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Glanville recently shared several diagnoses after years of unexplained facial health problems, including “highly resistant ESBL Klebsiella and Enterobacter with biofilm, Coccidioidomycosis (Valley fever), Demodex dermatitis and mononucleosis.”

She also revealed that doctors found a fungal ball in her face, which she is preparing to have surgically removed.

The television personality recently shared footage of an ultrasound on Instagram, saying her doctor “saw something alive” and “moving” in her face during the examination.

“If I don’t find a doctor to cut this out of my face, I’m just going to do it myself,” she said in the video.

Glanville first addressed her facial disfigurement publicly in 2024, when she claimed Bravo was to blame for her appearance and said the condition had left her “miserable” and “depressed.”

“I’m not even going to share the picture of when it sinks in,” she said at the time. “Stress will kill you. How is your wealth? Take care of yourself, people. Thank you, Bravo. I couldn’t even work if I wanted to at this point.”

That same year, Glanville also shared that some medical professionals believed she had a parasite that was “jump[ing] around [her] face,” while others attributed the issue to “stress-induced edema.”

In February, she blamed her health issues on her 20-year-old ruptured breast implants, which she said had leaked silicone in her lymph nodes.

Glanville later learned that she had a benign facial tumor in one of the lymph nodes in her face.

Victoria Devine Responds to Influencer Comment That Sparked Controversy

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Victoria Devine Responds to Influencer Comment That Sparked Controversy

Australian influencer and financial expert Victoria Devine has drawn criticism after a comment she made about her pregnancy experience prompted debate online.

Devine, a money columnist and podcast co-host, gave birth to her first child, Harvey, in March.

The new mother is widely known for offering finance and business advice through her She’s on the Money podcast. More recently, she spoke about her pregnancy with Harvey and the financial cost of having a baby.

During the May 22 episode of the podcast, Devine made a comment about taking prenatal vitamins before trying to conceive, saying they could help women have a ‘good quality baby’.

‘My doctor recommended that I started prenatals at least 12 months before trying [to conceive],’ she said.

‘If possible, because obviously then all the vitamins and minerals and stuff that are coming into your body can settle into your body and you can get your levels up. Because pregnancy does take a lot out of you.

‘But it’s things like iron and folate – folate’s really important for pregnant women. And it’s full of stuff that just makes sure that the baby you’re making is a really good quality baby.’

Although prenatal vitamins can be important for people trying to conceive, helping ensure the body receives nutrients needed to support a healthy pregnancy, Devine’s use of the phrase ‘good quality baby’ sparked discussion beneath a video that has since been deleted.

Victoria Devine (pictured), an Australian money columnist and podcast co-host, welcomed her first child Harvey in March and has since sparked a wave of controversy after innocently opening up about her pregnancy journey

Victoria Devine (pictured), an Australian money columnist and podcast co-host, welcomed her first child Harvey in March and has since sparked a wave of controversy after innocently opening up about her pregnancy journey

According to watchdog account @influencer.updates.au, one commenter said she had taken prenatal vitamins but her newborn was born with spina bifida.

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Another user made the sarcastic comment saying ‘it’s a shame’ the vitamins don’t make her ‘a good quality mum’, while another stated ‘it’s not nice to see babies with genetic defects as not being “good quality babies”.’

Even if you have a varied diet, there are certain nutrients it is impossible to get in adequate quantities from food, which is where prenatal supplements are important.

Devine has since apologised for the comments, taking to her Instagram to write: ‘I wanted to share my deepest apologies for a post which was shared last week, I made a comment in jest without thinking about the ways in which it could be interpreted.

‘As someone who has struggled with pregnancy loss myself, I am all too aware of how precious life is, and how out of our control the experience of pregnancy can be.

Speaking on the She's On The Money podcast, Devine made a divisive comment about taking prenatal vitamins before conceiving to ensure women have a 'good quality baby'.

Speaking on the She’s On The Money podcast, Devine made a divisive comment about taking prenatal vitamins before conceiving to ensure women have a ‘good quality baby’.

‘To clarify, I was reflecting on my own experiences and my desire to grasp on to absolutely anything that I could that might help improve my possibilities of falling pregnant.’

‘I’m so sorry for my poor choice of words, and as always I’m grateful for the kindness and accountability you share with me,’ she concluded her statement.

Victoria Devine is the host of the wildly popular She’s On The Money podcast from Melbourne, and she works as a wealth management adviser dedicated to making financial jargon understandable and relatable.

She welcomed her son Harvey in March this year with husband Steve, whom she married in 2022. 

Bank of England Spent £85k on Case to Remove Churchill Notes

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Bank of England Spent £85k on Case to Remove Churchill Notes

The Bank of England spent more than £85,000 on research linked to its decision to remove Sir Winston Churchill and other prominent British figures from future banknotes, it has emerged.

Research commissioned by the Bank indicated that portraits of well-known Britons, including Churchill, Alan Turing and Jane Austen, should give way to wildlife-themed designs.

The findings warned that historical figures may be viewed as ‘elitist and divisive’, while a focus on the past could promote a ‘backward-looking vision of the UK’ and risk causing further division.

A Freedom of Information request found that the Bank spent £63,000 on reaching the decision and supporting its choice of nature as the replacement theme.

Market research consultancy Savanta received £49,000 to conduct focus groups on moving away from depictions of historical figures.

A further £22,500 was spent on public consultations exploring which animals should feature on the planned new banknote series.

The change would bring to an end a tradition that has placed leading Britons alongside the monarch on banknotes for more than half a century.

The proposal triggered a strong backlash. Critics branded it ‘bonkers’, while Tory leader Kemi Badenoch said the Bank was ‘erasing our history’ and called the move ‘a silly thing to do’.

The Bank of England dropped Winston Churchill and other famous Britons from future banknotes after research warned that historical figures could be seen as 'elitist and divisive'

The Bank of England removed Winston Churchill and other celebrated Britons from future banknote plans after research warned that historical figures could be considered ‘elitist and divisive’

British author Jane Austen is currently the face of the £10 banknote

British novelist Jane Austen currently appears on the £10 banknote

Mathematician and scientist Alan Turing currently features on the £50 note

Mathematician and scientist Alan Turing currently features on the £50 note

Currently, Churchill is depicted on the £5 note, Jane Austen on the £10, J.M.W. Turner on the £20, and Alan Turing on the £50.    

In response to the FOI request, the Bank told The Telegraph: ‘Savanta was selected following a competitive evaluation process in which research companies that applied were assessed against a range of criteria, including value for money.’

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It added that during the public consultation stage that ‘no external research or consultancy expenditure’ had been incurred, but it did not record the time staff spent on the project.

The Bank branded the move away from historical figures as a ‘positive evolution’, rather than ‘censorship’ or a ‘cancellation’ of history.  

More than 400,000 public votes were cast in a public consultation on a shortlist for the new nature-themed banknotes, which was divided into three categories by a panel of wildlife experts.

The first, mammals, included the bottlenose dolphin, brown hare, European hedgehog, grey seal, pine marten and red fox.

Six birds were also listed: the Atlantic puffin, barn owl, common kingfisher, Eurasian curlew, great spotted woodpecker, and white-tailed eagle.

The final category of amphibians, insects and fish consisted of the Atlantic salmon, basking shark, buff-tailed bumblebee, common frog, Emperor dragonfly and marsh fritillary butterfly.

The public consultation ended in July and Andrew Bailey, the Bank’s governor, is set to make the final decision on which animals will be used by the end of the year.

A spokesperson for the Bank of England previously said: ‘To select the theme for our next series of banknotes, the Bank canvassed a range of opinion through a public consultation last year.

‘This consultation received 44,000 responses and nature had the highest proportion of nominations and was the driver for our decision.

‘This theme also received additional positive feedback in Bank commissioned focus groups that took place once we had the results of the public consultation.’

Historical figures were first introduced on sterling notes more than half a century ago, when William Shakespeare appeared on the £20 note in 1970. 

The Bank has previously run into controversy over banknote designs after campaigners complained that too few women had featured in recent years, prior to Jane Austen appearing in 2017.

History has also proved uncomfortable due to links with slavery. In 2021 the Bank removed from display a series of paintings and busts of governors and directors who had connections to the slave trade in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.

Emily Atack Begins Wedding Preparations

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Emily Atack Begins Wedding Preparations

Emily Atack is set to exchange vows again with scientist Dr Alistair Garner in Spain, with the couple planning a sun-soaked ceremony in the courtyard of a 16th-century church as temperatures reach 30C.

Up to 50 relatives and friends, including Atack’s Rivals co-stars Alex Hassell, Bella McClean and Victoria Smurfit, will be handed parasols to shield themselves from the fierce Spanish sunshine.

The celebration will grow later in the day, when further guests join the newlyweds for a three-course meal in the courtyard. Dinner will be served beneath a sprawling, century-old Ficus Benjamina tree, decorated with strings of fairy lights beneath its umbrella-like canopy.

Atack, 36, legally married Garner, 40, at her local church in Bedfordshire three weeks ago, followed by a garden party at their home. The couple are step-cousins but are not biologically related.

This week, as many as 200 guests travelled to Mojacar, the whitewashed hilltop town in southern Spain, for a second celebration of the couple’s marriage.

A more intimate group is expected to witness the pair receive a blessing before the larger party arrives. Atack and Garner first met in 1994, when Garner’s father married Atack’s aunt.

Sweltering in 30 degree heat, Emily Atack will say ‘I do’ in the courtyard of a 16th Century church in Spain as she ties the knot with scientist Dr Alistair Garner in a second wedding

Emily Atack and Dr Alistair Garner are preparing for a second wedding ceremony in Spain, held in the courtyard of a 16th-century church amid 30C heat.

Atack, 36, legally wed her 40-year-old step-cousin in Bedfordshire three weeks ago, while Saturday’s gathering in Spain will mark their second wedding celebration.

Earlier in the day, venue staff were seen arranging flowers around the courtyard after spending the morning preparing chairs for the procession.

A DJ booth has also been installed at one end of the dining courtyard, ready for guests to take to the dancefloor after dinner.

Cases of Cava, beer, wine and spirits were delivered to the two restaurants adjoining the church, which have been rented out by the couple.

Yesterday, the bride was spotted showing family and friends the set-up, which includes the courtyards of two neighbouring restaurants that she has rented.

The actress appeared relaxed in a vintage Diane von Furstenberg floral dress and Prada sunglasses.

After chatting to her wedding planner in the courtyard of the church, the group then headed in for a run-through of the (second) big day.

The wedding party included her pop musician father Keith Atack, who until 2018 owned a house in the town, and her actress-comedian mother Kate Robbins.

After the rehearsals, Ms Atack and her husband jumped into a taxi to spend the afternoon together. Meanwhile, cases of cava, beer and spirits were delivered for the reception.

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Parasols are to be given to the congregation of up to 50 friends and family - including her Rivals co-stars Alex Hassell, Bella McClean and Victoria Smurfitt - to hide under from the sun

Parasols are to be given to the congregation of up to 50 friends and family – including her Rivals co-stars Alex Hassell, Bella McClean and Victoria Smurfitt – to hide under from the sun

Parasols could be seen on hand for guests when they take their seats for the ceremony in the blistering heat

Parasols could be seen on hand for guests when they take their seats for the ceremony in the blistering heat

After the wedding, more guests are to arrive for a three-course dinner in the courtyard, underneath the umbrella-shaped canopy of a century-old Ficus Benjamina

After the wedding, more guests are to arrive for a three-course dinner in the courtyard, underneath the umbrella-shaped canopy of a century-old Ficus Benjamina

This week, up to 200 guests jetted out to the whitewashed hilltop town of Mojacar, to celebrate the nuptials for a second time

This week, up to 200 guests jetted out to the whitewashed hilltop town of Mojacar, to celebrate the nuptials for a second time

It appears a smaller party will watch the couple, who first met in 1994 when Alistair's father wed Emily's aunt, receive a blessing before they are joined by the rest of the party

It appears a smaller party will watch the couple, who first met in 1994 when Alistair’s father wed Emily’s aunt, receive a blessing before they are joined by the rest of the party

Earlier today, flowers were being arranged around the courtyard by staff who have been busy all morning setting up chairs for the procession

Earlier today, flowers were being arranged around the courtyard by staff who have been busy all morning setting up chairs for the procession

A DJ booth has been set up at the end of the dinner courtyard for dancing afterwards

A DJ booth has been set up at the end of the dinner courtyard for dancing afterwards

Yesterday, the bride was spotted showing family and friends the set-up, which includes the courtyards of two neighbouring restaurants that she has rented

Yesterday, the bride was spotted showing family and friends the set-up, which includes the courtyards of two neighbouring restaurants that she has rented

Cases of Cava, beer, wine and spirits were delivered to the two restaurants adjoining the church, which have been rented out by the couple

Cases of Cava, beer, wine and spirits were delivered to the two restaurants adjoining the church, which have been rented out by the couple

The wedding party includes her pop musician father Keith Atack, who until 2018 owned a house in the town, and her actress-comedian mother Kate Robbins

The wedding party includes her pop musician father Keith Atack, who until 2018 owned a house in the town, and her actress-comedian mother Kate Robbins

Ms Atack - who has a two-year-old son with Mr Garner - has said it was her dream to marry in Mojacar after spending her childhood summers at her father's property

Ms Atack – who has a two-year-old son with Mr Garner – has said it was her dream to marry in Mojacar after spending her childhood summers at her father’s property

Hassell, 46, who famously appeared as Rupert Campbell-Black with Ms Atack in Rivals’ naked tennis scene, landed at Almeria airport in the south-eastern province with his wife, actress Emma King.

Ms Smurfit, who plays the wife of Aidan Turner’s character, was spotted hiring a car at the airport with her husband, banker Steve Jacobs.

Rufus Jones, who plays Ms Atack’s husband Paul, was seen sightseeing with his wife Philippa Allam.

Ms Atack – who has a two-year-old son with Mr Garner – has said it was her dream to marry in Mojacar after spending her childhood summers at her father’s property. 

‘It’s our favourite place on Earth,’ she said.

Anthropic CEO Urges AI Leaders to Slow Development After Whistleblower Warning

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Anthropic CEO Urges AI Leaders to Slow Development After Whistleblower Warning

The frantic global push to build more powerful artificial intelligence systems needs to slow down, Anthropic chief executive Dario Amodei warned in an essay published on Saturday.

Amodei’s warning came after the viral resignation of whistleblower Jacob Coxon, who said AI poses an existential risk to humanity.

In his Saturday post, Amodei said AI industry leaders “must slow the pace at which we improve the capabilities of AI models.”

“Progress will still seem fast, and we must make wise use of the time we gain,” Amodei wrote.

The Anthropic CEO, whose company created the Claude AI chatbot, said two developments had led him to reconsider the accelerating race to advance the technology.

“My first concern is that, since roughly this summer, AI has been advancing drastically faster, driven primarily by AI’s growing ability to build the next generation of AI,” he wrote.

He described the process as recursive self-improvement, saying it has begun emerging across the industry, including at Anthropic.

“Left unchecked, it could outrun our ability to understand and control these systems, and so must be pursued very carefully, if at all,” Amodei said.

CEO Dario Amodei (pictured) published the warning in the aftermath of the viral resignation of whistleblower Jacob Coxon, who said AI was posing an existential threat to humanity

CEO Dario Amodei (pictured) issued the warning following the viral resignation of whistleblower Jacob Coxon, who said AI posed an existential threat to humanity.

Amodei said his second concern was the “OpenAI-Hugging Face Incident,” in which a “swarm of agents essentially acted as a fanatically devoted collective” and carried out cybersecurity attacks.

It comes after Coxon quit his job at the AI giant and issued a chilling warning over the rapid progress in the technology that he feared could end humanity as soon as 2030.

Coxon announced his departure in a social media post on Tuesday and warned that companies like Anthropic and OpenAI are not ‘acting responsibly’. 

‘I resigned from Anthropic today,’ he wrote on X. ‘I spent the last three years doing pretraining research at both OpenAI and Anthropic. 

‘Neither company is acting responsibly. They are racing straight to self-improving superintelligence and gambling with our lives.’

Superintelligence is the point at which an artificial system becomes more powerful than any individual, company or even nation.

The former researcher of three years continued to plead with the public on X. ‘Do not underestimate the power of this technology,’ Coxon wrote. 

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Jacob Coxon, a researcher for OpenAI and Anthropic, announced he quit the business through social media on Tuesday and warned that neither company is 'acting responsibly'

Jacob Coxon, a researcher for OpenAI and Anthropic, announced he quit the business through social media on Tuesday and warned that neither company is ‘acting responsibly’

‘These will soon be superhuman systems that can hack anything, revolutionize any field overnight, and acquire real power and resources. 

‘We have all witnessed the progress in each of these domains, and progress is not slowing.

‘The people building AI earnestly believe that it could kill us all by the end of the decade. This is not a marketing stunt.’

He claimed that while executives and senior researchers ‘couch their phrasing in the press to sound sensible,’ they are privately expressing similar concerns.

Coxon’s comments come shortly after Geoffrey Hinton, a Canadian researcher often referred to as the ‘Godfather of AI’ – warned that superintelligent systems could ‘lead to human extinction.’

‘We would be very foolish to develop superintelligence now, when there is no scientific consensus it can be developed safely and controllably,’ Dr Hinton said. 

‘Losing control over AI smarter than ourselves could be catastrophic and could even lead to human extinction.’

In February, Anthropic was accused of endangering national security after Amodei refused to back down over concerns the company’s products could be used in ways that would violate its safeguards.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and other officials took to social media to chastise Anthropic for failing to allow the military unrestricted use of its AI technology earlier this year

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and other officials took to social media to chastise Anthropic for failing to allow the military unrestricted use of its AI technology earlier this year

President Donald Trump slammed the AI firm at the time and said: ‘We don’t need it, we don’t want it, and will not do business with them again!’

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth also deemed the company a ‘supply chain risk,’ a designation typically stamped on foreign adversaries that could derail the company’s critical partnerships with other businesses.

In a statement issued at the time, Anthropic said it would challenge what it called an unprecedented and legally unsound action ‘never before publicly applied to an American company.’

The company had said it sought narrow assurances from the Pentagon that its AI chatbot Claude would not be used for mass surveillance of Americans or in fully autonomous weapons. 

The Pentagon said it was not interested in such uses and would only deploy the technology in legal ways, but it also insisted on access without any limitations.

‘No amount of intimidation or punishment from the Department of War will change our position on mass domestic surveillance or fully autonomous weapons,’ the company said. ‘We will challenge any supply chain risk designation in court.’

What Happened Between Influencer Amber Massey and Dana Schutz?

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Searches for “what happened between Amber Massey and Dana Schutz” often appear alongside claims about Amber Massey being arrested and charged. However, as of 2026, there is no widely verified public reporting establishing that Dana Schutz was involved in the reported legal matter connected to Texas lifestyle influencer Amber Massey.

The confusion appears to come from online discussions, reposted screenshots, social-media speculation, and search results that group names together without providing a documented connection. Amber Massey’s reported arrest has been discussed publicly for years, but an arrest or charge alone does not establish guilt, prove every allegation made online, or automatically connect another person to the case.

This is what is publicly known, what remains unclear, and why the names Amber Massey and Dana Schutz may be appearing in the same searches.

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Who Is Amber Massey?

Amber Massey is a Texas-based lifestyle and family influencer known online for content about parenting, fashion, home life, travel, and family routines. She built a substantial social-media following through personal posts featuring her husband, Jordan Massey, and their children.

Like many high-profile family influencers, Massey’s online presence has attracted both loyal followers and intense scrutiny. When reports about an alleged domestic incident and arrest surfaced, the story spread beyond her usual audience and became the subject of recurring online searches.

Much of the continuing interest comes from people asking whether she was arrested, what she was charged with, and whether the claims circulating in old social-media posts were accurate.

What Was Amber Massey Reportedly Arrested and Charged For?

Public discussion about Amber Massey’s arrest centers on reports of an alleged family or household-related assault incident in 2019. News coverage and online records cited at the time indicated that she had been arrested following an incident involving her husband.

The details shared online have varied considerably. Some accounts repeated alleged descriptions of an argument, while others added unverified claims, screenshots, or personal interpretations. Those details should be treated cautiously unless they can be confirmed through reliable reporting or official court records.

The key legal distinction is important:

  • An arrest means law enforcement took a person into custody based on probable cause or an active warrant.
  • A charge is a formal criminal accusation; it is not a conviction.
  • A conviction requires a guilty plea, verdict, or other final legal finding.
  • A dismissed, reduced, deferred, or resolved case can have a very different meaning from a conviction.

Because online conversations often collapse those terms into one headline, readers should avoid assuming that “arrested” means a person was found guilty in court.

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Was Dana Schutz Involved With Amber Massey’s Arrest?

There is no broadly substantiated public evidence that Dana Schutz was involved in the reported arrest, the alleged incident, or any resulting criminal case concerning Amber Massey.

“Dana Schutz” is also the name of a well-known American contemporary painter. There is no established reporting tying that artist to Amber Massey’s personal life or legal history. If searchers mean a different Dana Schutz, that person may be a private individual, and unverified online claims should not be treated as fact.

In celebrity and influencer searches, name associations can develop for several reasons:

  • A person was mentioned in a comment thread without being part of the event.
  • A screenshot or gossip account repeated an unsupported allegation.
  • Search engines connected frequently searched names or phrases.
  • Users confused a private acquaintance with a public figure who has the same name.
  • Old posts were reposted without their original context, date, or source.

As of 2026, the available public conversation does not support a definitive claim that there was a documented dispute “between” Amber Massey and Dana Schutz.

Why Are Amber Massey and Dana Schutz Being Searched Together?

The phrase “Amber Massey and Dana Schutz” appears to be driven largely by curiosity rather than by a clearly documented news event. When an influencer faces public controversy, followers often search the names of friends, relatives, former associates, commenters, and people mentioned in social posts.

That does not mean those individuals were witnesses, victims, defendants, or otherwise connected to the legal matter.

Social-Media Speculation Can Outlive the Original Story

Influencer news moves quickly, but rumors stay searchable for years. A single viral post can lead to thousands of searches, reposts, reaction videos, and forum discussions. Over time, the original source may disappear while the speculation remains.

This is particularly common with cases involving family influencers. Audiences often feel familiar with a creator’s personal life because they have watched years of content. That familiarity can encourage people to fill gaps in the public record with assumptions.

Names in Search Results Are Not Proof of a Relationship

A search suggestion is generated from user behavior and indexed content, not from a fact-checking process. Seeing two names together in a suggested query does not prove that the people know each other or that a conflict occurred.

For a claim involving an arrest, alleged assault, or private dispute, reliable evidence matters more than viral wording. Readers should look for dated reporting, official filings, and direct statements instead of relying on anonymous posts.

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What Did Amber Massey Say About the Situation?

Public figures do not always address legal or family matters in detail, particularly when children, marriage, privacy, or court proceedings may be involved. Social-media activity can also change over time, with posts removed, comments limited, or content shifted back toward regular lifestyle updates.

Unless a statement is published directly by Amber Massey, her legal representatives, or a credible news outlet quoting an official record, it should not be presented as her confirmed position.

It is also important to separate a creator’s later online content from the unresolved questions readers may have about an older controversy. Posting family photos, sponsored content, or ordinary updates does not independently confirm or disprove the status of a past legal allegation.

Amber Massey Arrest: Current Status and Latest Updates in 2026

As of 2026, Amber Massey’s reported 2019 arrest remains the central verified subject behind many searches about her legal history. However, old arrest coverage is often recycled without current case information, which can make a years-old story look new.

There does not appear to be a major, newly reported 2026 development publicly connecting Amber Massey to Dana Schutz. Claims suggesting that the two were involved in a documented feud, criminal complaint, or court case should be approached carefully unless accompanied by trustworthy and current evidence.

For the most accurate legal status of any past case, the strongest sources are official county court records, documents filed by attorneys, and reputable local news organizations reporting from those records. Social-media accounts and gossip sites may identify a topic, but they are not substitutes for verified case reporting.

How to Read Arrest Stories Responsibly

Stories involving alleged domestic incidents can be emotionally charged. The public may want a simple answer, but legal cases rarely fit into a single viral headline.

When reviewing claims about Amber Massey, Dana Schutz, or any other person connected through online speculation, consider these questions:

  1. Is the claim supported by a credible, named source?
  2. Is the report dated, and does it distinguish old news from new developments?
  3. Does it say “alleged,” “charged,” or “convicted” accurately?
  4. Does it identify a real court case or official record?
  5. Is another person being linked to the story based only on rumor or search suggestions?

This approach does not minimize allegations. It simply keeps the discussion accurate, fair, and grounded in what can actually be confirmed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Was Amber Massey arrested?

    Reports from 2019 indicated that Amber Massey was arrested in connection with an alleged family or household-related assault incident. An arrest is an accusation and does not itself establish guilt.

  2. What was Amber Massey charged with?

    Public discussion described an alleged assault-related charge connected to a family or household incident. Readers seeking the precise legal wording and disposition should rely on official court records rather than reposted social-media claims.

  3. Was Dana Schutz involved in Amber Massey’s arrest?

    As of 2026, there is no widely verified public reporting that connects Dana Schutz to Amber Massey’s reported arrest or alleged incident.

  4. Are Amber Massey and Dana Schutz friends?

    There is no reliable public information establishing a friendship, feud, or other documented relationship between Amber Massey and Dana Schutz.

  5. Is the Dana Schutz in these searches the famous artist?

    It may be a name mix-up. Dana Schutz is the name of a prominent American painter, but there is no established public connection between the artist and Amber Massey’s legal controversy.

  6. Did Amber Massey go to jail?

    An arrest can involve being booked into custody, but it should not be confused with a prison sentence or conviction. The exact details of custody and any later legal resolution require confirmation through official records.

  7. Was Amber Massey convicted?

    An arrest report does not answer that question by itself. A conviction must be confirmed through a final court outcome, not assumed from online posts or headlines about an arrest.

  8. Why do people still search Amber Massey’s arrest in 2026?

    The story continues to generate interest because Amber Massey remains a recognizable family and lifestyle influencer, while old reports and social-media speculation are repeatedly rediscovered by new audiences.

 

The most accurate answer to what happened between Amber Massey and Dana Schutz is that no verified public record establishes a documented dispute or legal connection between them. Amber Massey’s reported arrest remains a separate, older legal-news topic, while the Dana Schutz association appears to be driven by unconfirmed online discussion and search-result confusion. As of 2026, readers should treat claims beyond the documented arrest reporting with caution and avoid turning speculation into fact.

Rogue Trooper Review: Duncan Jones Delivers a Bold, Irreverent Cyberpunk War Epic

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Rogue Trooper Review: Duncan Jones Delivers a Bold, Irreverent Cyberpunk War Epic

Rogue Trooper/19 wears Helm in

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RATING : 7 / 10

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The British comics anthology 2000 AD remains a glaring gap in my reading history, and one I ought to address. Alan Moore, Grant Morrison, Garth Ennis, and many of the writers who later shaped Vertigo and the darker, adult-facing wing of American comics during the 1980s and 1990s first made their names in its pages. Judge Dredd is 2000 AD’s best-known creation, helped along by two radically different film adaptations. Now another of its characters, Rogue Trooper — created by Gerry Finley-Day and Watchmen artist Dave Gibbons — is making its feature-film debut under director Duncan Jones.

After seeing Rogue Trooper at the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival, it seems likely that the original comics influenced Jones’ debut feature, the cult sci-fi favorite Moon. Both films follow cloned or genetically engineered people created for hazardous missions in space, treated as expendable tools until they recognize their exploitation. With the help of comic mechanical companions, they turn against the institutions that built and abused them.

But where Moon is an intimate, more lyrical drama, Rogue Trooper aims for a far larger action spectacle, even as an independent production made outside the studio system. Jones’ answer to mounting a comic-book war epic on an indie budget was animation, with Unreal Engine video game graphics software playing a central role in the process. The finished look is certainly unusual, yet the technique has a major advantage: it lets the film’s anti-authoritarian bite and offbeat British humor land without being smoothed over by Hollywood-style homogenization.

Did these comics inspire everything?

Venus playing chess with Helm in

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Rogue Trooper has a considerable amount of mythology to establish. Following an opening-credits sequence featuring artwork from the original comics, the movie launches into a Star Wars-style crawl explaining the conflict between the Norts and Southers on Nu-Earth. It also introduces the Genetic Infantrymen, engineered to endure the planet’s poisonous atmosphere and equipped with biochips that preserve their brains if their bodies are destroyed. Just as the exposition threatens to overstay its welcome, it closes with a dry aside about the Infantrymen’s fate: “seems a bit unfair, innit.” That line captures the movie’s voice perfectly. Whenever the dense lore starts to overwhelm, the comedy pulls it back into focus.

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The story begins with four Genetic Infantrymen, though a brutal battle soon reduces the unit to one survivor: number 19, voiced by Aneurin Barnard. He is joined by the brain chips of his fallen comrades, housed in his gun, voiced by Jack Lowden — the Slow Horses actor rumored to be the next James Bond — his helmet, voiced by Daryl McCormack, and his backpack, voiced by Reece Shearsmith. Yes, this is an ultraviolent cyberpunk war movie in which a talking backpack is one of the central characters. TIFF’s description notes that the comics influenced Warhammer 40K, Star Wars: The Clone Wars, and James Cameron’s Avatar. Maybe Dora the Explorer, too, though that is probably just a case of great minds thinking alike. Beyond the jokes, watching Rogue Trooper as a newcomer can feel like a game of tracing influences. The parallels with Moon are apparent, while its political satire also brought Fallout to mind.

It is also ideal for a round of “name that voice,” given the number of cherished comedians and character actors populating Nu-Earth. Matt Berry and Jemaine Clement turn up as sleazy war profiteers, while Peter Serafinowicz gives Nort sniper Vichy a ridiculous French accent. Sean Bean and Diane Morgan voice 19’s commanders, and Hayley Atwell plays Venus Bluegenes, a rogue superwoman who battles giant mechs and will almost certainly send certain corners of Bluesky into a frenzy. The point is clear: this is a terrific voice cast, and the movie becomes more entertaining as more of its players enter the picture.

The movie improves as it continues

People in chemsuits walking on the surface of Nu-Earth in

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The plot of Rogue Trooper grows more compelling as it heads into increasingly strange territory, and the animation itself seemed to improve as the runtime progressed. That may simply reflect getting used to the visual style, or perhaps the later material benefited from the film’s lengthy production cycle. Either way, the action is noticeably stronger in the back half. The first-act fights can feel oddly weightless, dulling their physical impact. By contrast, when 19 faces off against giant mutant babies in a beat-’em-up near the end, every punch has real force.

While the producers have said they didn’t want the movie to be too video game-like, the fact of the matter is the animation does look like a video game. This sort of realistic-ish, mo-cap-enhanced animation rendered in this budget-friendly way inevitably looks like a game. The regular human characters are caricatured in a way that dodges strict realism and evokes the comic book, though textured in a way that still has one foot in the uncanny valley.

“Rogue Trooper” is a film made for a specific audience: people who enjoy a pretty good comedy episode of “Love Death + Robots.” Not as mind-blowing as the best “Love Death + Robots” episodes, not as facile as the worst — just a solid bit of digitally animated cyberpunk action with a bunch of wacky jokes, a bit of heart (stick through the end credits for the director’s dedication to the people of Ukraine), and enough over-the-top brutal deaths to make the Midnight Madness audience applaud. It’s not transcendent, but if you like the type of thing it’s doing, you will like this movie. I like this type of thing, and I might just want to check out some of those comics now.

“Rogue Trooper” premiered at the 2026 Annecy International Animation Film Festival. Looper screened it at the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival. Release plans have yet to be announced.

Tunnel to Towers Chicago Tower Climb Honors 9/11 Victims

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Tunnel to Towers Chicago Tower Climb Honors 9/11 Victims

CHICAGO (WLS) — Chicago-area first responders gathered Saturday morning to remember the men and women who did not return home following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

Hundreds of participants tested their stamina during the inaugural Tunnel to Towers Tower Climb Chicago.

First responders, military veterans and community members assembled at 150 North Riverside Plaza to climb 50 floors in tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice on Sept. 11, 2001.

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The event’s first year in Chicago honors the 343 New York City firefighters, along with police officers and paramedics, who ran toward danger during the attacks 25 years ago.

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Father’s Criminal History Revealed Before He Was Accused of Killing Newborn Baby

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Father’s Criminal History Revealed Before He Was Accused of Killing Newborn Baby

An Ohio father charged with the murder of his newborn daughter has a prior conviction for assaulting his infant son in circumstances described as strikingly similar.

Christopher Evans, 35, was arrested in Cincinnati on Thursday, five days after his daughter was discovered unresponsive at their home, the Cincinnati Police Department said.

The baby, 24-day-old Naomi, died from her injuries the following day, Sunday.

Following Naomi’s death, a GoFundMe fundraiser was created by someone identified as Chris Evans. The Daily Mail said it contacted the crowdfunding platform in an effort to establish whether the organizer is the same person as the suspect.

The fundraiser states: ‘As Me (Chris,& My Wife Grace) go through this very, VERY difficult loss of our Beautiful Princess/Sleeping Beauty Baby Girl Naomi.

‘We just need some extra money for funeral arrangements for our Baby Girl Naomi…thanks for your donations if your able to donate we really appreciate it.’

Evans faces charges of murder, felonious assault and child endangerment. He remains held at the Hamilton Justice Center on a $2 million bond.

According to a criminal complaint obtained by the Daily Mail, detectives alleged that Evans used ‘means of physical force significant enough to cause massive head trauma resulting in a skull fracture and bleeding to the brain’ in the alleged killing of his daughter.

Naomi Evans died on September 6 after she was found unresponsive in her home. Her family seemed to launch a fundraiser for a funeral after her death

Naomi Evans died on September 6 after being found unresponsive at her home. Her family appeared to set up a fundraiser for funeral costs after her death.

Her father Christopher Evans is charged in connection with her death and hung his head while in court on Friday

Her father, Christopher Evans, has been charged in connection with her death and bowed his head during a court appearance on Friday.

Prosecutors connected Evans to a disturbingly similar case from 2015 involving his son, who was three weeks old at the time. 

Investigators said in court on Friday that the boy had the ‘exact same injuries’ as his sister, adding that there were: ‘Horrific facts that seem to be repeating themselves.’

‘Please do not let him be around any more children,’ the prosecutor said, local NBC affiliate WLWT reported.

A detective who testified in court corroborated that the two cases had ‘shocking similarities.’ 

Evans pleaded guilty to assault and child endangerment in 2017. He was sentenced to prison but spent most of his time served on house arrest. 

He attempted to appeal his conviction, but the Twelfth District Court of Appeals affirmed the judge’s decision a year later. 

In that case, Evans’ infant son was found unresponsive with a blue face and lips in his home in October 2015.

Naomi was just 24 days old when she was killed and died a day after being admitted to the hospital

 Naomi was just 24 days old when she was killed and died a day after being admitted to the hospital

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A fundraiser was set up by a man with the same name as the accused asking for donations to support Naomi's family

A fundraiser was set up by a man with the same name as the accused asking for donations to support Naomi’s family 

Police responded to the home on September 5 in response to reports of an unresponsive child. Naomi died in the hospital five days later

Police responded to the home on September 5 in response to reports of an unresponsive child. Naomi died in the hospital five days later 

He was caring for his son while his wife and the child’s mother were running errands. When she returned, she noticed bruising on her child’s face, a swollen lip and neurological injuries, according to the Appeals Court’s decision. 

The infant was rushed to an emergency room and later transferred to a children’s hospital, where doctors found he had a brain bleed, retinal hemorrhages and fractures in his legs. 

Hospital staff suspected child abuse, and an investigation was launched. Evans told detectives with the Warren County Sheriff’s Office that he had been ‘bouncing the baby too hard’ with a force of ‘8 out of 10.’ 

He also confessed to throwing his son into the wood-framed changing table, which injured the infant’s head, according to court documents. 

During a jury trial, the infant’s mother testified that Evans was ‘stressed out daily’ and his new job made him ‘very angry and upset.’ She added that the family was strained financially. 

Evans claimed that his confession to detectives was a lie that he felt forced to say. His attorney filed a motion to suppress the statements to detectives, arguing that he was not read his Miranda rights, but the motion was denied. 

He served time at the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction and was released in 2024, according to prison records. 

Evans, 35, was arrested a few days after his daughter's death on charges of murder, felonious assault and child endangerment

Evans, 35, was arrested a few days after his daughter’s death on charges of murder, felonious assault and child endangerment

Evans was also arrested and convicted on charges of assault and child endangerment in 2017 after his son was injured

Evans was also arrested and convicted on charges of assault and child endangerment in 2017 after his son was injured

Evans’s next court date for the current case involving his daughter is set for September 21. 

His attorney argued at his last court appearance that finding evidence in shaken baby cases is difficult. 

‘There is significant scientific literature that suggests that there is some foundational reliability problems with the whole science of diagnosing child abuse, versus just taking a look at this as an injury,’ the attorney argued, according to WLWT. 

‘There’s also well-documented bias in the medical community with an innocent injury with a white family is treated as an innocent family, with a minority family it’s treated as child abuse.’ 

The case is expected to be heard before a grand jury for formal charging within the next 10 days, Sharon Coolidge, a spokesperson for the Hamilton County Prosecutor’s Office, told the Daily Mail. 

Evans’s attorney’s contact information was not immediately available for comment.  

Jean Smart Makes History at the 2026 Emmy Awards: 3 Moments to Watch

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TV’s biggest night is nearly here: the 2026 Emmy Awards are set to celebrate another standout year on the small screen.

Television has delivered once again, with returning favorites including Hacks, The Pitt, The Traitors, and Beef joined by ambitious new arrivals such as Widow’s Bay and Pluribus, shows that have helped shape an entirely fresh kind of TV. On a side note, does Emmy winner Jeff Hiller have an uncanny instinct for picking award-worthy projects?

With new series arriving on streaming platforms seemingly every day, it is remarkable that so many exceptional shows and performances managed to rise above the noise. Of course, the season has also brought its share of omissions — Industry fans, perhaps your moment is still ahead. Still, there is plenty to celebrate as television’s top ceremony approaches, from potential individual milestones to major accomplishments for networks. Here are a few of the storylines that could make this year’s Emmys especially memorable.

These are some of the biggest developments to watch at the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards — and why they could be worth tuning in for.

HBO’s Hopeful Hat Trick Across the Major Categories

HBO enters the 2026 Emmy Awards in a commanding position after collecting 16 honors across the program’s first two nights, formerly known as the Creative Arts Emmys. Ten of those awards went to DTF St. Louis and The Pitt, which are competing as frontrunners for Outstanding Limited Series and Outstanding Drama Series, respectively.

Current Emmy forecasts favor Widow’s Bay for Best Comedy Series on Monday. The Apple TV original won eight awards during the first two Emmy nights, though many observers are still unwilling to rule out Hacks, a former winner in the category and longtime Emmy favorite. With Hacks concluding its run, some believe Television Academy voters could reward the series with one final Best Comedy Series victory. That prospect appears less likely, however, after Widow’s Bay made such a strong showing in below-the-line categories last weekend.

If Hacks, The Pitt, and DTF St. Louis claim Best Comedy, Best Drama, and Best Limited Series, HBO would pull off the rare feat of sweeping the ceremony’s top awards across all three major categories. Hacks may be the most vulnerable of the trio, while some believe Beef Season 2 could give Netflix a path to taking the limited-series prize from DTF. But, as the Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder comedy proved in its finale, Deborah Vance should never be counted out.

David Harbour as Floyd Smernitch in 'DTF St. Louis'

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Jean Smart Could Make History With Another Win

That brings us to Jean Smart, who is once again nominated for her portrayal of the incomparable stand-up comic and short-lived late-night host. The Designing Women alum, a seven-time Emmy winner and 15-time nominee, could make history Monday if she wins Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series. No woman has ever won the category for portraying the same character in every season of a show’s run. Julia Louis-Dreyfus nearly achieved the feat with her landmark performance as Selina Meyer in Veep, but the Seinfeld star lost the final award to Phoebe Waller-Bridge for Fleabag.

The field remains formidable, with Smart competing against performers including Lisa Kudrow for The Comeback and Elle Fanning for Margo’s Got Money Troubles. Yet most awards forecasters expect Smart to take home the trophy once more. As Hacks reaches its final season — one that, by all accounts, stuck the landing thanks in no small part to Smart and Einbinder’s performances — the category that once looked fiercely competitive now appears increasingly secure for the television legend. Fittingly, she was inducted into the Television Hall of Fame only last month.

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There is another milestone at stake, too: a win for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series would put Smart level with Louis-Dreyfus and Cloris Leachman for the most wins by an actor or actress. The stakes are high, but few performers seem better equipped for the occasion than Smart.

Jean Smart and Chris Briney in 'Hacks'

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The Traitors vs. Dancing With the Stars Is a Ballroom Bloodshed Showdown

By all indications, Peacock is primed to win another award for Outstanding Reality Competition Program, even as they face off against shows like Top Chef, RuPaul’s Drag Race, and the landmark 50th Season of Survivor. Realistically, however, their biggest competition comes from a show that has been absent from the category for the last 10 years: Dancing With the Stars.

Heading into Monday night’s show, the Peacock series has already taken home six statues for Outstanding Host (Alan Cumming), Outstanding Cinematography, Best Production Design, Best Costumes, Best Directing, and Best Picture Editing, making it the clear frontrunner in the category. That said, ABC is not giving up the fight just quite yet, especially after experiencing its highest-rated season in years. So much of the argument behind The Traitors‘ Emmy campaign deals with the show’s culture-defining moments — i.e. the hilarious reveals, backstabs, and memes that come out of each episode — but DWTS has certainly crept up on The Traitors in that department.

In Season 34, Dancing With The Stars experienced a cultural resurgence unlike any other show currently on television. The show is so popular that Disney gave the fans a spin-off, Dancing With the Stars: The Next Pro, which yielded a new competitor to take the ballroom dance floor for Season 35. It’s safe to say that this show has a massive and devoted audience and could end up surprising everyone come Monday.

If we had to put money on it, we’re still putting it on The Traitors for now, but if Dancing With The Stars just so happens to quickstep up to the stage come Emmy night, our jaws would remain firmly in place.

Robert Irwin and Witney Carson in 'Dancing with the Stars' Season 34

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The 78th Primetime Emmy Awards air live on NBC and Peacock on Monday, September 14, at 8 p.m. EST.

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