Brazil police arrest two suspects over Lady Gaga gig bomb plot
Police believe attackers targeted LGBTQ fans attending American star’s free concert on Rio’s Copacabana Beach.
Two Arrested in Connection with Alleged Bomb Threat at Lady Gaga’s Rio de Janeiro Concert
Drawing an audience of 2.5 million, the pop star broke the record for the highest-attended performance of all time by a female artist
How Ryan Reynolds Ignored Questions About Travis Kelce Unfollowing Him on Instagram
Amid rumors that Travis Kelce allegedly unfollowed Ryan Reynolds on Instagram, the Deadpool star avoided a question while signing autographs for fans at Green Day’s Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony.
Syrian security forces ‘oversaw’ armed civilians who killed Alawites, accused man says
One man accused of killing an Alawite during the sectarian violence in March tells the BBC that armed civilians were advised and monitored by government forces.
Dublin: Two men due in court over €3m heroin seizure
More than 21kg of the drug was discovered in the Coolock area after a vehicle was stopped on Friday night.
Charley Scalies Dies: ‘The Wire’ & ‘The Sopranos’ Actor Was 84
Charley Scalies, a character actor who appeared in HBO’s ‘The Wire’ and ‘The Sopranos’ and was a former business executive, died at the age of 84.
Brazil police say they thwarted potential attack at Lady Gaga concert
A hate group posed as Lady Gaga fans online to radicalize young people and incite violence police said. The concert, with an estimated 2.5 million attendees, went on as planned.
Charley Scalies, The Wire and The Sopranos Actor, Dies at 84
The Wire actor Charley Scalies has passed away.
Lady Gaga Draws Record-Breaking 2.5 Million People to Brazil Beach for ‘Mayhem’ Concert
The 14-time Grammy Award winner brought an estimated 2.5 million fans to Rio de Janeiro’s Copacabana Beach Saturday night.
‘Sopranos’ Star Charley Scalies Dead at 84
Charley Scalies — a character actor who played tough-talking characters on two of the greatest shows ever — has died … according to reports.
