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If the motion is not granted by Monday, it dies by operation of law, and Anthony's legal fight would shift to a direct appeal before a three-judge panel at the Texas Fifth Court of Appeals in Dallas.

Retired District Judge Michael Chitty was assigned to hear the new-trial motion.

Anthony was transferred to the custody of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice and transported to the Pack Unit near Navasota.

The victim was Austin Metcalf, a 17-year-old junior at Memorial High School in Frisco, who was fatally stabbed during an altercation at a high school track meet.

The documentary opened to between $328,000 and $354,000 at the box office, which trailed "CatVideoFest 2026," a compilation of cat videos that played in a third as many theaters.

A website glitch in January revealed approximately 650,000 unsold units in inventory, and insiders estimated the potential write-off on unsold jam alone could be roughly $5 million.

Jason Streatfeild, a Douglas Elliman broker, expects the home to be listed in the range of $75 million and to sell for somewhere between $55 million and $65 million.

The estate is approximately 18,000 square feet and situated on more than seven acres. It features nine bedrooms, 17 bathrooms, a pool, a tennis court, and ocean views.

Most people diagnosed with ALS die within two to five years; Randall's battle lasted three years.

Donations to the ALS Association surged by 500 percent following the announcement of his passing.

Bullock stated that she began grieving Randall roughly four years before he passed, as she sensed something in him shifting and knew she would be the caregiver.

As the condition worsened, Bullock confided in Jennifer Aniston and Amanda Bateman (the wife of Jason Bateman).

The show is a 20th Television production.

Behrs co-starred on "2 Broke Girls" for six seasons on CBS and headlined "The Neighborhood" on CBS for eight seasons, which concluded in early 2026. Her other credits include a voice role in Pixar's "Monsters University" and a part in the indie comedy "Hello, My Name is Doris."

Three of Tim Allen's former "Home Improvement" co-stars—Patricia Richardson, Richard Karn, and Debbe Dunning—appeared in Season 2 as members of a support group that Matt attends. Additionally, Nancy Travis, his co-star from "Last Man Standing," played a character named Charlotte.

The regular cast includes Tim Allen as Matt, Kat Dennings as Riley, Seann William Scott, Daryl "Chill" Mitchell, Maxwell Simkins, and Barrett Margolis.

FX has not disclosed the episode count, a projected premiere date, a production start date, specifics about the plot's antagonist or stakes, or which "Sons of Anarchy" cast members were not invited back or chose not to return.

Charlie Hunnam starred in the Apple series adaptation of "Shantaram" and earned his first Emmy nomination for the Netflix series "Monster: The Ed Gein Story."

Charlie Hunnam developed the project with writer-producer Jonathan Groff and will serve as a writer, executive producer, and star. The series is co-produced by FX Productions and 20th Television. Other executive producers include Jonathan Groff, Rob Mac, Nicholas Frenkel, and Jackie Cohn.

"Legends" is a meta limited series that blurs the line between actors and the outlaw bikers they previously played. The plot follows the cast of "Sons of Anarchy" reuniting at a fan convention more than a decade after the original show ended, where a real-world threat more dangerous than anything they faced in their show forces the group back together.

They reached a confidential agreement to purchase ,1500 beagles from Ridglan for an undisclosed price, opting for a legal negotiation rather than confrontation.

Officers used pepper spray and rubber bullets to repel the crowd, and authorities reported total arrests at about 25.

The audit found systemic problems with the inspection system and concluded that inconsistent and untimely inspections may have contributed to dog breeders' continued violation of Animal Welfare Act (AWA) requirements.

Judge Rhonda Lanford found probable cause to believe the facility had committed crimes under Wisconsin's animal-cruelty laws and appointed a special prosecutor to investigate.

Little League determined that Tulsa National had fielded an ineligible player, and following a court decision that vacated a temporary restraining order, the Tournament Committee's decision to remove them from the tournament was enforced.

The rules call for a warning on the first offense and an ejection for any subsequent violation.

Little League officials stated that the matter was appropriately addressed on the field by the umpiring crew in accordance with rules and procedures, and they declined to reverse the victory for Davenport Northwest.

Davenport Northwest won the game with a score of 7 to 6, which allowed them to advance to the Little League World Series in Williamsport.

Sheridan has Landman, an oil drama set in Texas starring Billy Bob Thornton and Demi Moore, and the spy thriller Lioness starring Zoe Saldana, Nicole Kidman, and Morgan Freeman. His Yellowstone universe includes Dutton Ranch (starring Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser), Marshals (starring Luke Grimes), 1923 (starring Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren), and 1883 (starring Tim McGraw, Faith Hill, and Sam Elliott).

Sheridan noted that while the Yellowstone scenes involving Jimmy worked as a specific arc (a misfit arriving, learning the trade, and earning respect), a full series would require manufacturing drama and "making up lives" through invented storylines, which he felt was not sustainable or authentic.

The ranch became a fixture in the Yellowstone universe when Jefferson White's character, Jimmy Hurdstrom, left Montana to work there as a greenhorn cowboy.

The 6666 Ranch was founded by cattleman Samuel Burk Burnett in the 1870s.

The modern A3124 road largely follows the route of an ancient trackway believed to have passed directly beside Castle Hill, linking the towns of Bideford and Exeter, which would have made the site a natural chokepoint for intercepting advancing armies.

Ubbe Ragnarsson, a leader of the Viking force that pushed into Devon, was reportedly killed in the battle and buried by his followers beneath a mound they named "Ubbelawe" (meaning "Ubba's mound").

Castle Hill matches descriptions provided by medieval chroniclers: it is a headland fort with ancient earth and stone ramparts, lacks an obvious internal water source, and has defenses that are weakest on the eastern side. Additionally, a nearby mound, labeled as a "tumulus" on 19th-century maps, measures approximately 39 feet across and over 8 feet high, which aligns with accounts of a burial mound for the Viking leader Ubbe.

Castle Hill, a crumbling Iron Age hillfort and earthwork located near the village of Beaford in North Devon, England, is identified as the most likely site.

The system operates with almost no transparency. National sorority organizations do not publicly acknowledge the use of scoring software, social media dossiers, or the veto power held by these teams. Furthermore, the article notes that no national organization responded to reporting on this matter, and there are no formal policies available regarding these practices.

The vetting goes beyond GPA and Instagram posts to include high school details, sports played, intended majors, letters of recommendation, social media highlights, family financial status, and even mentions of drug use, specifically cocaine.

Trisha Addicks, a professional recruitment coach and author of "The Rush Bible," states that scoring is based on a potential new member's high school GPA, social media accounts, their application, and letters of recommendation from alumni. During the rush period, these candidates receive a daily score that must be analyzed in real time.

The "Basement Girls" are a hidden network of sorority members who act as a secret power structure during recruitment. They work in back rooms or basements to run the selection process by compiling confidential portfolios on potential new members (PNMs), scoring candidates in real time, tracking conversations on the party floor, and building the callback list that determines who is accepted or sent home.