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Michael Jackson’s alleged sexual assault victims, Wade Robson and James Safechuck, have gotten the green light from a California appeals court on Friday to take their accusations to trial.

Sophia Scorziello editor Michael Jackson accusers Wade Robson and James Safechuck got approval from a California appeals court Friday to take their abuse claims to a trial. In a 3-0 ruling, the appellate court found that Jackson’s companies can be held accountable for Jackson’s alleged misconduct, reversing a lower court decision. “Plaintiffs had every right to expect defendants to protect them from the entirely foreseeable danger of being left alone with Jackson,” the justices wrote.

A California appeals court ruled Friday that two men who accused Michael Jackson of sexually abusing them as children can resume lawsuits against companies owned by the estate of the late singer.

Emmerdale fans have been left fearing for Lydia's safety after a new character joined the soap. Craig Reed was revealed to be a blast from Lydia's past when the two bumped into each other this week.

Emmerdale fans were left fearing for Lydia Dingle’s safety on Friday, when the latest visit to the dales saw an unexpected visitor arrive on her doorstep at Wishing Well cottage. As regular viewers will know, Lydia ran into her ex-boyfriend and childhood sweetheart Craig at a job fair this week, before it was revealed he was the father of her infant son Toby, who was stillborn when the couple were still only teenagers themselves.

Kaare Eriksen Media Analyst Twitch has long thrived as the leading platform for livestreamers, be it hardcore gamers or more socially driven personalities honing their craft as influencers in real time. But when your platform has nearly 2.5 million viewers in 2023 watching a stream at any given time, it also necessitates partnering with outside brands alongside the home turf of individual streamers.

Jenelle Evans and her family luckily avoided a potentially very scary situation on Tuesday afternoon.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services had told its hundreds of employees in San Francisco that it’s too dangerous to come in to the office.

Anyone heading to Spain has been issued crucial safety advice pertaining to a serious crime.

Lionsgate CEO Jon Feltheimer said the planned split of Lionsgate and Starz will take place in the first quarter of 2024, a change from the prior outlook for early fall of this year.

Grimes believes Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg will face off in the ring.

Wigan’s maternity services have welcomed praise from inspectors after maintaining a rating of ‘Good’ from the Care Quality Commission.

A man declared himself a 'fugitive' on Facebook as he fled to Bulgaria after being found with ingredients to make a bomb.

Prince Harry and Meghan have appeared together for the first time since their New York car chase incident in May.

In compliance with Canada’s Online News Act, Facebook and Instagram have begun blocking news content for users in the North American country.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Meta said Tuesday that it has “begun the process of ending news availability in Canada” across Facebook and Instagram in response to a new Canadian law. “These changes start today, and will be implemented for all people accessing Facebook and Instagram in Canada over the course of the next few weeks,” the social media giant said in an Aug. 1 blog post update.

A young mum who was going from job to job making ends meet for years has seen her life take a turn for the better after responding to a Facebook post.

A man in California has been arrested after allegedly stabbing a woman to death – and then sharing a video of the grisly murder on social media. Warning, Perezcious readers, the details are beyond horrific.

Police are appealing for help to find a 12-year-old boy who was last seen in Fife three days ago.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Amid deep concerns about the risks posed by artificial intelligence, the Biden administration has lined up commitments from seven tech companies — including OpenAI, Google and Meta — to abide by safety, security and trust principles in developing AI. Reps from seven “leading AI companies” — Amazon, Anthropic, Google, Inflection, Meta, Microsoft and OpenAI — are scheduled to attend an event Friday at the White House to announce that the Biden-Harris administration has secured voluntary commitments from the companies to “help move toward safe, secure, and transparent development of AI technology,” according to the White House.