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Florida Panthers player Carter Verhaeghe and model Casey Engleson married on Saturday, July 27, at the Four Seasons in Palm Beach, a location close to their hearts. Engleson, a former Elite Management model, shared that Palm Beach holds special memories for the couple. "When we first started dating, we'd take scenic drives along A1A to Palm Beach and thought it was so beautiful. Getting married there brought back the best memories from those early days."

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Numerous arrests have been made by the authorities in relation to Johnny's shooting death. According to a press statement, the Los Angeles Police Department detained four individuals on August 15 as part of their investigation into the homicide of the General Hospital actor.

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Kylie Jenner, youngest of the Kardashian-Jenner clan opens up on motherhood and her struggle with postpartum depression during a recent British vogue interview. The reality star and business mogul denied using Ozempic, the antidiabetic medication and claims that motherhood greatly changed her body.

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A journalist is criticizing Blake Lively over a 2016 interview, calling it "the most uncomfortable interview situation I've ever experienced." However, a source close to the actress claims the tension stemmed from a "rude remark" made by the journalist.

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A letter written by King Charles shortly after Princess Diana's tragic death on August 31, 1997, offers new insight into his profound grief. At the time, Charles was still Prince of Wales, and in the letter, penned just under four months after Diana's fatal car crash in Paris, he speaks of an "unbearable emptiness." The letter, addressed to Peter Houghton, was recently auctioned for $2,000, as reported by the Daily Mail.

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Authorities are providing information about the alleged role that Matthew Perry's personal assistant had in his demise. On October 29, the day Perry was discovered dead in a hot tub at his Los Angeles home, Kenneth Iwamasa acknowledged, without any prior medical training, injecting the Friends alum with many doses of ketamine, a controlled narcotic known for its dissociative effects.

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After a prolonged legal battle spanning over a decade, New Zealand has officially signed an extradition order for Kim Dotcom, the founder of the now-defunct file-sharing service Megaupload, to face trial in the United States. This marks a significant development in a case that has garnered international attention since the dramatic 2012 raid on Dotcom’s Auckland mansion by New Zealand police acting on FBI orders.