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AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - Emma Roberts' five-year-old son walked her down the aisle after father Eric Roberts missed Idaho wedding

Emma Roberts married actor Cody John in Idaho last weekend with her five-year-old son, Rhodes, walking her down the aisle, a moment made more pointed by the absence of her father, Eric Roberts, and his long-acknowledged failures as a parent. Rhodes wore a white tux for the walk, escorting his mother to the altar where […] The post Emma Roberts' five-year-old son walked her down the aisle after father Eric Roberts missed Idaho wedding appeared first on American Almanac .

Emma Roberts married actor Cody John in Idaho last weekend with her five-year-old son, Rhodes, walking her down the aisle, a moment made more pointed by the absence of her father, Eric Roberts, and his long-acknowledged failures as a parent. Rhodes wore a white tux for the walk, escorting his mother to the altar where she exchanged vows with John. Emma Roberts wore a custom off-white gown designed by Monique Lhuillier, paired with a matching veil and an asymmetrical shawl. Her aunt, Julia Roberts, attended the ceremony. Her father did not. Eric Roberts, known for his role in "The Dark Knight," confirmed his absence in a brief statement to Page Six . He offered no explanation for why he was not there. "I love my daughter, always have,…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Alex Tanzer) - Bill Belichick downplays UNC turmoil as GM Michael Lombardi faces university investigation

Bill Belichick addressed reporters for the first time since UNC placed his longtime ally and football GM Michael Lombardi on paid administrative leave, offering little clarity as a formal university investigation moves forward. The eight-time Super Bowl champion, now 74 and heading into his second year coaching the Tar Heels, spoke at training camp in […] The post Bill Belichick downplays UNC turmoil as GM Michael Lombardi faces university investigation appeared first on American Almanac .

Bill Belichick addressed reporters for the first time since UNC placed his longtime ally and football GM Michael Lombardi on paid administrative leave, offering little clarity as a formal university investigation moves forward. The eight-time Super Bowl champion, now 74 and heading into his second year coaching the Tar Heels, spoke at training camp in Chapel Hill as the program opened preparations for the upcoming season. His comments were brief and carefully measured, even as the university's chancellor delivered a far blunter assessment of the distraction engulfing the football program. UNC announced July 27 that Lombardi had been placed on paid administrative leave following an internal human resources complaint filed by a former…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - Fast and Furious at 25: lawsuits, jail time, and scandal behind the franchise's biggest names

A quarter-century after the original Fast and Furious roared into theaters, the franchise's cast has racked up a record of legal trouble, personal scandal, and tragedy that rivals anything Hollywood scriptwriters could dream up. The blockbuster series that turned street racing into a global phenomenon is now headed toward its eleventh and reportedly final installment, […] The post Fast and Furious at 25: lawsuits, jail time, and scandal behind the franchise's biggest names appeared first on American Almanac .

A quarter-century after the original Fast and Furious roared into theaters, the franchise's cast has racked up a record of legal trouble, personal scandal, and tragedy that rivals anything Hollywood scriptwriters could dream up. The blockbuster series that turned street racing into a global phenomenon is now headed toward its eleventh and reportedly final installment, Fast Forever, slated for March 2028. But between the first film and the finale, the actors who made it a cultural juggernaut have lived lives far more turbulent than any on-screen chase sequence. A recent review by The Sun catalogued where the cast stands now, and the picture is not exactly a victory lap. The most devastating chapter belongs to Paul Walker. The actor who…Open

YOUTUBE (Agenda-Free TV) - Idaho In-N-Out Shooting Press Conference - LIVE Breaking News Coverage (Twin Falls)

Police are holding a press conference today about yesterday's shooting at an In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls, Idaho. Join us for live breaking news coverage of the Twin Falls, Idaho In-N-Out shooting press conference. I The Twin Falls In-N-Out Burger shooting press conference is scheduled to start at 4 p.m. ET. In this interactive live stream, host Steve Lookner brings you live breaking news coverage of the Idaho In-N-Out shooting press conference, and he’ll also read your comments and questions on the air! Agenda-Free TV licenses live news videos from AFP, Reuters, and AP. Some of those videos may appear in this broadcast. Follow us on X! (formerly Twitter) https://x.com/AgendaFreeTV Follow us on Facebook! …

AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - California Democrats buck Newsom and Becerra with vote to endorse billionaire wealth tax

California's Democratic Party resolutions committee voted to recommend endorsing a one-time 5% tax on the state's roughly 200 billionaires, defying both outgoing Gov. Gavin Newsom and gubernatorial nominee Xavier Becerra, who oppose the measure. The committee's Saturday vote puts Proposition 40, formally titled the California 2026 Billionaire Tax Act, one step closer to an official […] The post California Democrats buck Newsom and Becerra with vote to endorse billionaire wealth tax appeared first on American Almanac .

California's Democratic Party resolutions committee voted to recommend endorsing a one-time 5% tax on the state's roughly 200 billionaires, defying both outgoing Gov. Gavin Newsom and gubernatorial nominee Xavier Becerra, who oppose the measure. The committee's Saturday vote puts Proposition 40, formally titled the California 2026 Billionaire Tax Act, one step closer to an official party endorsement ahead of the November 3 ballot. But the recommendation is not final. Full endorsement requires at least 60% of delegates to approve it during Sunday's general session, where delegates could also vote to take no position, a move that needs only a simple majority, or pull the recommendation for a separate floor debate. Either way, the…Open