AMANDA PLATELL: Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz made a fool of David with affectionate celebration for billionaire Nelson
Alongside a huge 'Happy Birthday Nelson' balloon, Nicola and hubby Brooklyn Beckham posed for a photo in silhouette holding aloft their entwined hands and making a heart sign. In a post, the image was accompanied by multiple heart emojis with the title post 'Dad's birthday'.
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Diddy trial latest: Jurors return for second day of deliberations
15:41:02 Jurors send a note A note has been received from the jury and legal teams are discussing in the courtroom. Yesterday, jurors sent a note raising an issue with one panel member following instructions, and another asking for clarification on "distribution". The judge answered the second point today, with a note clarifying it did not have to involve a sale. Stay with us for an update on the latest note. 14:52:58 'It's going to be all right': Diddy reassures mother in courtroom We should have sketches from the courtroom soon, but before then we can tell you that Sean "Diddy" Combs is wearing a very similar outfit to yesterday - light trousers and a light sweater. While the jury deliberates, the parties do not sit in court, but they convened in the courtroom briefly first thing. Combs turned and waved to his family, and put his hands in prayer. He also blew kisses to his mother, Janice. On his way out, Combs leaned over to tell her: "Just relax, it's going to be all right, Mom." He also told her he liked her outfit. 14:46:20 Arrivals at court earlier today As usual, Sean "Diddy" Combs's mother, Janice, is in court to support him today. She is a familiar face at the court in Manhattan after attending the trial every day for almost two months now. Combs's publicist Holly Baird is also in court, along with his legal team. 14:10:50 From raids on home to charges: How did the case unfold? In March last year, federal agents raided properties owned by Sean "Diddy" Combs in Los Angeles, California, and Miami, Florida, and the charges against him were announced six months later. But before that, it was the rapper's ex-girlfriend Casandra Ventura, known as R&B singer Cassie, who made headline-generating allegations against him . She filed a lawsuit against Combs in November 2023, alleging sexual abuse, trafficking and violence over the course of 10 years. The civil case was settled the following day - but claims from others, denied by Combs, followed shortly afterwards. Cassie was one of the alleged victims in this criminal case, and testified at the beginning of the trial. Track how the case unfolded in this timeline of the allegations and the trial. 13:42:02 Today is the second day of deliberations for the jury in the Sean "Diddy" Combs trial. After retiring to consider the case yesterday, jurors have spent about five-and-a-half hours in discussions so far. Here is a reminder of the charges, which Combs has pleaded not guilty to and strenuously denied. Count 1 - racketeering Count 2 - sex-trafficking of Cassie Ventura Count 3 - transporting individuals including but not limited to Cassie Ventura to engage in prostitution Count 4 - sex-trafficking of Jane* Count 5 - transporting individuals including but not limited to Jane to engage in prostitution Jane*, a former girlfriend of Combs's, is not her real name. She testified using a pseudonym. Jurors must return verdicts of not guilty or guilty for each charge, and analyse the evidence separately for each count. They are due to start again at about 2pm UK time. We will bring you updates from the court as soon as we get them. 22:13:59 Court adjourned - jurors sent home for the day The jury has sent two notes, with the first a question about one of the points made in their instructions on the law and the charges. The other says they will finish for the day and return for deliberations tomorrow. After calling jurors back into the courtroom, Judge Arun Subramanian tells them the court will respond to their first request tomorrow. He tells them to be back before 9am and not to discuss the case with each other or anyone else until then. "Continue to keep an open mind," he says. "With that I wish you a very pleasant evening." We'll be back with updates tomorrow. 21:56:20 Jurors send another note Jurors in the trial of Sean "Diddy" Combs have sent a second note to the judge. Their first was sent about an hour into deliberations today, saying there were concerns over one juror's ability to follow instructions. We are awaiting details on what this second note says. 20:38:56 Sketches from the courtroom There have been no cameras in court throughout this trial - because the trial is being held in a federal court. So court sketchers have been there to paint a picture of the atmosphere each day. Artist Jane Rosenberg sketched these images of Sean "Diddy" Combs in the courtroom earlier today. In the first, he confers with his legal team, while in the second he passes a note to one attorney, Marc Agnifilo. The final picture shows Judge Arun Subramanian.
BBC News
26 minutes ago
- BBC News
How do Americans celebrate Independence Day?
Every year on 4 July people across the United States celebrate Independence Day. It's a time when Americans remember the day in 1776 when the country declared its independence from a big, colourful holiday filled with fun traditions that bring families and communities together. Here are five ways Americans celebrate the Fourth of July! Independence Day Fireworks While Brits mark summer with Glastonbury, Wimbledon, and the occasional BBQ, Americans go all in on 4 July are probably the most famous part of Independence Day. Skies across the country explode with colour. Cities like New York, the capital city Washington DC, and Boston put on huge displays, often set to music. On the other side of the country, Huntington Beach, a laid-back surf town in sunny Southern California throws what's widely considered the biggest Independence Day celebration on the US West Coast, drawing hundreds of thousands to its coastline for a full day (and night) of fireworks, and beach also buy smaller fireworks or sparklers to use in their backyards -a bit like bonfire night here in the UK, without the bonfire. Parades Parades are a big part of the day, especially in small towns and neighbourhoods. You'll see marching bands, military veterans, floats decorated in red, white, and blue, and even children riding bikes with streamers and flags. Some parades, like the one in Bristol, Rhode Island, have been happening for over 200 years! People line the streets to wave flags and cheer. Music and concerts Live music is everywhere on the 4 July. Cities host free outdoor concerts where people bring blankets and picnic baskets to enjoy the show. In Washington DC, there's a famous concert called "A Capitol Fourth" held on the lawn of the U.S. Capitol building. It features pop stars, classical musicians, and ends with a big fireworks finale. Lots of people watch it live on TV too. Sports Sports are a fun part of the holiday, especially baseball—often called "America's pastime." Many Major League Baseball teams play special games on the Fourth of July. Fans often wear patriotic gear to support their teams. Reenactments If you've ever wondered what it's like to travel back in time to 1776, Williamsburg is where America's Independence Day goes full-on time machine. On the 4 July, Colonial Williamsburg, a living-history museum in the Virginia town, transforms into an 18th-century celebration with actors in wigs. You'll hear booming cannons and dramatic public readings of the Declaration of Independence.
Daily Mail
36 minutes ago
- Daily Mail
Newly-single Post Malone suffers beer-fueled onstage blunder after tough split from girlfriend
Post Malone gave fans a serious scare when he suddenly took a nasty tumble off the stage during a recent concert — just days after calling it quits with girlfriend Christy Lee. The 29-year-old Circles hitmaker, who's currently embroiled in a custody battle with ex-fiancée Hee Sung 'Jamie' Park over their 3-year-old daughter, had only just ended his whirlwind romance with the younger stylist on Sunday. Post began dating Christy shortly after splitting from Jamie last November, making the sudden breakup all the more jarring for fans. Now, with the emotional drama seemingly weighing on him, the Grammy winner lost his footing mid-performance in Arizona — and it was all caught on video. In the viral clip, Post is performing his and Blake Shelton 's duet Pour Me A Drink with a red solo cup in hand. As he walks toward a fan near the front who's holding up a clear cup of what looks like beer, he crouches down to toast them — but things quickly go south. In the viral clip, Post is performing his and Blake Shelton 's duet Pour Me A Drink with a red solo cup in hand A section of the stage suddenly gives way beneath him, sending Post tumbling off as fans scream in shock. The stunned fan who filmed the moment later posted the footage online with the caption, 'I didn't mean to almost break your back.' Luckily, Post wasn't seriously hurt and powered through like a pro, going on to perform five more songs. On Sunday, sources told TMZ that Post Malone — real name Austin Post — quietly split from his girlfriend Christy just under a month ago. Whether the breakup was amicable remains a mystery. The pair first sparked romance rumors back in January when they were spotted on a cozy dinner date in Rome. In March they appeared in a TikTok video shared by a fan who spotted them at a bar. The pair put on a loved-up display, with Christy's hand was wrapped around the singer's arm as they sat at upper level of the venue. The White Iverson hitmaker is in a custody battle with his ex Jamie over their three-year-old daughter, who is referred to in legal documents as 'DDP.' In May he petitioned a court to hold the proceedings in Utah, with legal documents submitted by his attorney Laura Wasser stating that he is raising the child there. Park filed a similar request in Los Angeles County court, petitioning the court for primary custody, with the pop star getting nominal time. However, Post told the court that she strategically filed in Los Angeles for perceived advantages in the court battle. Wasser pointed out to the court that the exes' daughter has a number of essential ties to Utah. Listed among them was her nanny, pediatrician, music classes, physical education, and swimming. The Texas-bred musician announced the birth of his child in June 2022 without disclosing her name. At the same time, he revealed he was engaged to the baby's mother but kept his fiancée's identity private, with fans taking to calling her 'Jamie.' Throughout his short-lived romance with Christy, the performer and his then-girlfriend were spotted on multiple lavish outings in Europe and the states. In Park's court filing, she asked that her ex cover her legal costs. She also revealed that their daughter was born in May 2022. Sources previously told TMZ that Post filed for custody in Utah because he and Park had previously been splitting custody down the middle in the state. However, the insider added that it's also to his financial benefit, as Utah is less generous with child-support payments than California.
