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Cassie Randolph has been having a rough go. The former "Bachelor" contestant had, until recently, been dating Colton Underwood, who starred in her season of the reality dating competition, but the two split in May. Now, Randolph, 25, has addressed her time since the breakup in a lengthy Instagram post on Wednesday. DAVID FOSTER'S DAUGHTERS REVEAL THEIR ONLY ISSUE WITH HIS WIFE KATHARINE MCPHEE The post contained a photo of Randolph smiling while relaxing on the beach. "The last 2 years I’ve been thrust into a spotlight after living a fairly normal life. Since then, I’ve been trying to learn how to navigate my life changes while also trying to cling to who I am," she began. "I used to think a platform would give me a voice, but in many ways a platform takes your voice. For someone li...

Currently, both men are facing a significant amount of prison time and fines if convicted. The aid of racketeering activity charge can result in a maximum 20 year sentence and fine up to $250,000, and the conspiracy to commit the violent crime in aid of racketeering activity could mean 3 years maximum and another fine up to a quarter of a million. Finally, Thomas Manzo can face another max 20 year sentence and $250,000 fine for falsifying and concealing records related to a federal investigation. Long story short, anyone thinking of hiring a mobster really shouldn't.

CORRECTS THE AMOUNT TO MILLION, NOT BILLION -FILE - In this Aug. 2, 2012, file photo, Australian actor Geoffrey Rush arrives for the opening of the Melbourne International Film Festival in Melbourne, Australia. An Australian court on Thursday, July 2, 2020, rejected a newspaper publisher's appeal against Oscar-winning actor Rush's $2.9 million Australian dollars ($2 million) payout for defamation. (AP Photo/Paul Jeffers, File) CORRECTS THE AMOUNT TO MILLION, NOT BILLION -FILE - In this Aug. 2, 2012, file photo, Australian actor Geoffrey Rush arrives for the opening of the Melbourne International Film Festival in Melbourne, Australia. An Australian court on Thursday, July 2, 2020, rejected a newspaper publisher's appeal against Oscar-winning actor Rush's $2.9 million Australian dollars (...

They broke up last year amidst a cheating scandal. But it seems Khloe Kardashian and Tristan Thompson have rekindled their romance as they self-isolate together in California with their daughter True. The reality star and the NBA pro are 'giving their relationship another try,' a source told People on Wednesday. Back together: Khloe Kardashian and Tristan Thompson are 'giving their relationship another try,' a source told People Wednesday. The exes are said to have grown closer again while self-isolating with daughter True, two, in California Khloe had stood by Tristan even though he cheated on her while she was pregnant with their daughter, who was born in April 2018 in Ohio where the athlete plays for the Cleveland Browns. After the birth, she returned home to Cala...

Boston to host free, weekly drive-in movie series throughout July Updated: 5:10 PM EDT Jul 1, 2020 The city of Boston is looking to provide a safe entertainment for its residents amid the COVID-19 pandemic by holding a free, weekly drive-in movie series throughout the month of July.The showings will be held in the rear parking lot at the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center, as well as the Parker Street Parking Lot at 121 Halleck St., which is near the Wentworth Institute of Technology.City officials said they will be using an LED screen that is visible from afar during the day and at night.The series, which begins July 8, is being organized by the ...

New court documents from Meghan Markle's ongoing lawsuit against the Mail on Sunday reveal the Duchess of Sussex felt "unprotected" by the Royal Family. According to the documents obtained by E! News, Meghan's lawyers share that the Royal Family's penchant for common practices left Meghan and her friends "feeling silenced."  "[Meghan Markle] had become the subject of a large number of false and damaging articles by the U.K. tabloid media, specifically by the [Mail on Sunday], which caused tremendous emotional distress and damage to her mental health," the documents read. "As her friends had never seen her in this state before, they were rightly concerned for her welfare, specifically as she was pregnant, unprotected by the Institution and prohibited from defending herself."  In addition, ...

The NBC reality show America’s Got Talent was one of many TV series affected by the COVID-19 outbreak. Recently, one of the judges on AGT, Simon Cowell — as well as others working on the show — revealed their plans for Judge Cuts and live episodes, which are stilling happening amid the global pandemic. Simon Cowell and ‘AGT’ executives say they held most of their contestants’ auditions before the outbreak Simon Cowell attends the America’s Got Talent Season 13 Live Show in 2018 | Jon Kopaloff/FilmMagicUSA Today recently reported on America’s Got Talent‘s currently airing Season 15, which began taping during the COVID-19 pandemic. “As bad as it is, you always have to find a solution to get back to work,” judge Simon Cowell wrote to the publication in an email. He...