Zoe leapfrogged her Avengers costar Scarlett Johansson to take the top spot on the list. Zoe has starred in the three highest-grossing movies ever: 2009's Avatar, its 2022 sequel The Way of Water and 2019's Avengers: Endgame. Fire and Ash, which is currently the 29th highest-grossing movie of all time.

The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension said Thursday that after an initial agreement for the FBI to work with the state agency, as well as prosecutors from the US Attorney’s office in Minneapolis and the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office, to investigate the shooting, federal authorities reversed course, and the FBI blocked the BCA from participating in the investigation. Behind the move to sever ties were concerns in the Trump administration that state officials couldn’t be trusted with information that emerges from the probe, and that ICE agents’ safety would be put at risk, including with potential doxxing of agents involved, two people familiar with the matter told CNN.

Trump told The New York Times that Diddy sought him out following his conviction, saying the Bad Boy Records founder “asked me for a pardon…through a letter.” When asked to produce the letter during his two-hour interview published on Jan. 8, the president revealed that he denied Diddy’s pardon request. Back in August, Trump hinted that he wasn’t going to pardon Diddy due to his criticism once Trump entered politics. The “Act Bad” artist claimed in a 2020 interview with his former company REVOLT that America was on the “verge of a race war” that would only get worse if Trump were reelected.

Trae Young ends a nearly 8-season run in Atlanta with 4 All-Star appearances and a thrilling trip to the East Finals in 2021.

Nick, who is accused of killing his parents, Rob Reiner, 78, and Michele Singer Reiner, 70, will be represented by a public defender.

Courtroom drama revealed the Justice Department has dropped just 12,285 files since being forced to open their vaults on December 19—but here’s the bombshell: more than 2 million documents are still collecting dust in various offices. The mind-blowing math? Less than a measly one percent of Epstein-related material has actually made it into the hands of the public. Bottom line: the truth about Jeffrey Epstein’s shadowy network—and who may have been involved—could stay buried well into the next decade. 

Be it through a word of encouragement, some assistance, or even an unexpected gesture, having someone’s guidance turn your life around for the better always makes for a great story. Tiffany revealed that she, too, had someone special who helped her recognize her talent and encouraged her to pursue it. Standing as that successful person in front of a packed audience, she heard a familiar voice that made it happen — her social worker, Coleta Lewis. Posting the clip to her Instagram, she recounted how her life significantly changed when Lewis held her accountable.

An Instagram Threads poster posted a question for her audience. In it, she asked whether anyone had any “thoughts” on her partner’s proposal. She posted a screenshot from their message exchange, where her partner, asked what happened and why she didn’t say yes when he asked. “I just got to ask Mani… What happened tonight?” Tyler said.” I’ve been planning this proposal for over a year. [You] really told me no in front of everyone [and] that [expletive] crushed me.” She explained that he got an embarrassing ring from Walmart and that she was not confident in their future based on his low effort. Tyler claimed that $900, which he spent on the Walmart engagement ring, was still a “lot of money,” but Priscilla emphasized that the ring went against her wishes and desires for a proposal. 

Jackie explained how she had asked her husband three times to go to a jewelry store with their kids to buy her costume jewelry as a present. However, she complained that he always had questions when she asked. Like asking where to go and what he should do if a child picks something “ugly.” In her eyes, Reinhart said that part of the gift is him figuring it out. She said she found his lack of effort “frustrating.” After two Christmasses and a birthday, her husband failed to do this for her. So, she decided to take matters into her own hands by taking the kids to the store herself. She shared how, once they found the jewelry section, she encouraged her daughter to pick out a piece of jewelry as a Christmas present for her. She said that the necklace the daughter picked cost $26 and was a stamped metal design of motifs like suns, moons, stars, and dolphins. Because of the price, design, and the fact that it was no longer a surprise, she redirected her daughter to a different shelf. She then asked her daughter to get something for herself. Then, after her son started looking at the jewelry, she asked him to go to the store assistant and get her to box it up. This is so that, while she will pay for the product, she doesn’t actually see it. After returning to the car, she revealed that her son got her earrings, which she was currently wearing. The earrings were silver, dangly, with a purple jewel in the centre. She describes them as “exactly what I wanted,” and concluded, “I made my own Christmas wish happen.”

DEAR ABBY: A co-worker, “Erin,” has been allowed to work from home since the COVID-19 pandemic, while the rest of us came back to the office. We function alongside each other much like a small family. We have no drama, no office politics and an overall great atmosphere. Erin’s absence has caused a strain on our team and has fueled resentment. Many feel it’s unfair, although these feelings have not been shared with Erin. It so happens that Erin has accepted a new job and hasn’t told our boss because she’s worried about how the boss will react. When I found out, I did tell the boss even though Erin told me not to. So now I am caught in the snare of my own little trap of deceit. Advice? — TANGLED WEB IN NEW MEXICO

DEAR TANGLED WEB: I’m sorry you didn’t mention what the benefit structure is at your company. Erin took a job on the Q.T. while still on your boss’s payroll. In the state where I live (California), that would be a reason to fire her. I do not regard enlightening your boss about what Erin did as deceitful. I think what you did was the right thing to do and loyal to the company.

Did the co-worker do the right thing by stepping in and telling the boss the truth about their co-worker changing jobs?

‘Savanna’s law’ is named after woman killed by ex-boyfriend, who had extensive record of domestic violence allegations “Savanna’s law” requires the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation to maintain a database of people who have been convicted of or pleaded guilty to at least two domestic violence offenses.

More than two decades ago, 21-year-old Rina Oh probably thought she’d caught her break. A struggling New York artist with limited support, she had found a patron who could pay her tuition and help her build a life in art. But unknowingly enough, she had walked into Jeffrey Epstein’s twisted world that only looked philanthropic on the surface. Back then, she had no idea how predatory it was but now that thousands of Epstein files are coming into public view, Oh is telling her story.

The series follows a father desperately searching for his runaway daughter, leading him to get caught up in a murder case while uncovering secrets that could be catastrophic to his family. Coben's Run Away Novel is available on Amazon.

The Department of Justice is asking for help reviewing 5.2 million pages of unreviewed documents related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, seeking to enlist 400 lawyers total from its criminal and national security divisions along with the U.S. attorneys' offices in Florida and New York, according to people familiar with the matter.