Emmy winner found dead, buried in debris inside home

New York Times that Chauvin could serve anywhere between 12.5 years and decades of prison time. Coverage of Floyd's murder has been constant for nearly a year. In the summer, streets throughout the country filled with protestors marching against police violence, in Floyd's name as well as the names of other Black Americans killed by police officers, including Breonna Taylor.

Another investment fund that’s aiming to buy up some quality music rights has announced its first deal. New York-based Influence Media Partners announced the launch of a new fund last month in partnership with Michigan Municipal Employment Retirement System – aka MERS – that will invest in “award-winning catalogues of some of music’s most influential female music creators”.The first such creator is Ali Tamposi.

Katie Holmes was feeling incredibly proud on Sunday as she marked her only daughter's 15th birthday.The Dawson's Creek star is a doting mum to Suri Cruise and made sure that the teenager's big day was extra special.MORE: Katie Holmes looks identical to daughter Suri in ageless throwback photo Katie shares Suri with ex-husband Tom Cruise, and the teen lives in New York with her mum. VIDEO: Katie Holmes shares sweet video of daughter Suri in New YorkWhile the actress has worked hard to keep Suri

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Wendy Williams treated herself to some rest and relaxation inside her rented New York home on Friday and her photo whipped up a fan frenzy.  The talk show host, 56,  put her feet up to watch re-runs of Sex and the City, but it wasn't what was on the screen which created a buzz… it was her home decor.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine When it comes to impressive A-list property portfolios, Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban are near the top of the list. They own many residences between them, including an idyllic farmhouse in Nicole's native Australia, a penthouse in Sydney, a condo in New York and a mansion in Los Angeles.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Savannah Guthrie gave fans a glimpse inside her stylish New York office this week during an interview with Goop founder Gwyneth Paltrow. The Today star posted two snaps from inside 30 Rockefeller Centre after speaking to the A-list actress for a segment on the show on Thursday.

Judy Heumann's disability rights work has spanned decades and helped to pave the way for the landmark Americans With Disabilities Act. But for some Netflix subscribers, their first introduction to the activist was as a 20-something camp counselor in the 1970s leading a discussion on an evening's dinner options of veal or lasagna.

using plants and dirt. Kusama and her studio — who shipped all the materials and assembled several of the more gargantuan works in the couple of weeks leading up to the exhibit — have reprised several of her greatest hits here, including 1966’s hypnotic “Narcissus Garden,” featuring 1,400 shiny silver orbs floating on water. Meanwhile, “Flower Obsession” replicates Kusama’s famed “obliteration rooms,” in which visitors cover an entire domestic interior with polka dots.

DMX is reportedly on life support following an alleged overdose incident which led to a heart attack. The rapper was admitted at the White Plains Hospital in New York on Friday at his home around 11 p.m. Several sources claimed him to be in a “vegetative state”.

A docuseries based on 2020 Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones’ and The New York Times’ expansive The 1619 Project is headed to Hulu.

Kyra Sedgwick has been spending some time at her home in New York this week, and shared a glimpse inside her beautiful property in a new video on Instagram this week.MORE: Kyra Sedgwick reveals exciting change to living situation with new selfieThe Hollywood star was seen sitting in the hallway of her city house, which featured white walls and a tan floor.There was also a stylish black storage unit and wooden chair on display in the background. VIDEO: Kyra Sedgwick and Kevin Bacon's adorable

Evelyn Sakash, an Emmy-winning production designer who was known to be a hoarder, has been found dead under a pile of garbage in her New York City home. She was 66.

Ginger Zee had fans falling over themselves to get their hands on her look when she shared a selfie from inside her New York home on Thursday. The Good Morning America meteorologist delighted her social media followers with a casual snapshot with her pet dog, but it was her outfit which whipped up a frenzy.MORE: Ginger Zee debuts stunning hair transformation Ginger was wearing a tight flesh-coloured top which she'd teamed with some high-waisted, ripped jeans - and everybody loved them.  WATCH:

Also Read: G Gordon Liddy, Watergate Scandal Operative, Dies at 90Sakash’s TV and film credits include “Orange Is the New Black,” “Law & Order: Criminal Intent,” 1990’s  “Mermaids,” 2014’s “Still Alice” and and 2003’s “Between the Lines,” for which she won a Daytime Emmy Award.Sakash’s sister, Ellen Brown, told the New York Daily News she didn’t want her sister to be remembered for how she was found.“She had a full life,” Brown said. “She was so extraordinarily talented.

NEW YORK -- An Emmy-winning production designer who was known to be a hoarder has been found dead under a pile of garbage in her New York City home.Evelyn Sakash, 66, was found Tuesday lying on her kitchen floor buried under garbage, a police spokesperson said.Sakash was found by her sister, who had hired a cleaning crew to clear out the woman's home in the College Point section of Queens and look for her, police said. The sister and the cleaners found Sakash around 4:15 p.m.

Michael Strahan has delighted fans with a hilarious new video to mark the beginning of the week - and it caused quite the reaction!GALLERY: Good Morning America's hosts' homes are another level: Michael Strahan, Robin Roberts, moreThe Good Morning America star took to Instagram to share footage from inside his stylish New York home, from what looked to be his study.In the clip, the dad-of-four was sitting in front of a grey shelving unit, which co-ordinated with the wall.

National Geographic Documentary Films on Monday announced its acquisition of Oscar-nominated director Matthew Heineman’s documentary The First Wave, a ground-level view inside a New York hospital as the city battled the initial explosion of Covid-19.