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Watch exclusive live performances from Isaiah Rashad, Kacey Musgraves and Bleachers on YouTube. Jun 12, 2026 ] minute read At YouTube, we’re all about bringing you closer to the music and artists you love. Enter Music Nights: a series of exclusive live concerts designed for dedicated fans. Whether it’s an album release party, an intimate show, or a special tour stop, we collaborate closely with artists to transform some of the world’s most iconic venues into unforgettable, intimate fan experiences – and share them with fans everywhere. This year, we’re hosting Music Nights in music hubs across the globe from Los Angeles, New York, Paris, London, and Tokyo to unique destinations with a special meaning to artists like New Braunfels, Texas and Asbury Park, New Jersey. We’re thrilled to roll out our latest wave of Music Nights content, spotlighting three incredible artists. You can dive into the full performances, relive standout tracks on repeat, and explore exclusive behind-the-scenes moments on Shorts, directly on each artist's Official Artist Channel. Head over to YouTube to catch these exclusive, can't-miss performances from: Isaiah Rashad Hailing from Chattanooga, Tennessee, Isaiah Rashad is known for his introspective lyricism and jazz-influenced production, carving out a unique

A 26-year-old man pleaded guilty on June 3 in Prince George Provincial Court to sexual interference. Austin Riley Zwiers appeared by video from Kamloops Regional Correctional Centre and maintained a not guilty plea to assault, despite admitting to several arguments that turned violent. A publication ban protects her identity. Court heard that Zwiers met a girl on Snapchat in June or July 2024. They were involved in an on-again, off-again intimate relationship. The agreed statement of facts described several incidents since December 2024 that turned violent and resulted in bruising to the girl. On March 15, 2025, while in his vehicle, Zwiers raised his hands in a manner that caused the girl to believe he was about to strike her. On May 5, 2025, he punched her approximately eight times in the spine, tailbone, head and legs and ripped hair from her head. Earlier, on March 7, Zwiers punched the girl in the head and body approximately five or six times. Judge Charles Hutchinson ordered a pre-sentence report and a forensic psychiatric assessment, including a risk assessment for sexual violence, and set Sept. 9 as the next court date. On Dec. 30, Zwiers pleaded guilty to breaching court orders prohibiting

WORCESTER, Mass. - Cities and towns are considering a temporary extension to last call following approval from the governor this week. The move allows bars to serve alcohol until 3 a.m. and allows for public consumption in designated areas through July to accommodate major summer events like the World Cup. Worcester is hosting several public watch parties, and on Thursday, the city’s License Commission voted in favor of allowing the extension. Prior to the vote, Mayor Joe Petty offered his full support. "I think it’s a good idea, it’s one extra hour. We'll be ready for it,” Petty said. “This will be over before you know it, so I think Maura Healey made the right call here. It's for the experience, I hope it goes well." City restaurants and bars that wish to extend hours must first request approval from the commission.  » Read More

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FILE - The Instagram logo is seen on a cell phone in Boston, Oct. 14, 2022. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer, File) Michael Dwyer/AP A Dallas influencer who has cultivated an image for her 400,000 followers of a body-positive, health-conscious, family-friendly mother of three alleges an intimate apparel company “disempowered and humiliated” her by posting an AI-generated deepfake image appearing to show her partially nude body on Instagram.  The lawsuit filed in federal court in San Francisco Tuesday by Molly Tranchin against EBY Inc. — an underwear brand co-founded by Renata Black and Sofia Vergara that stands for “Empowered by You” — brings claims for violation of the California deepfake statute, aiding and abetting disclosure of a nonconsensual deepfake, invasion of privacy, defamation, breach of contract, tortious interference and copyright infringement. Tranchin had served as a brand ambassador for the company since May 2024 and was compensated for posting content to her followers promoting EBY products in accordance with a contract.  “EBY’s conduct — violating plaintiff’s bodily autonomy in order to sell underwear — is the opposite of the female empowerment that EBY purports to champion,” the suit alleges. “When plaintiff contacted EBY about the public posting on Instagram of an offensive

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by Donny Ede | News Channel 3 Thu, June 11, 2026 at 12:21 PM The Kalamazoo Country Club celebrating the grand opening of their expansion on June 5, 2026. (GHG/WWMT) KALAMAZOO, Mich. — A more than century-old country club in Kalamazoo celebrated the grand opening of their expansion last week. The Kalamazoo Country Club completed the multi-year transformation of their clubhouse and member amenities last Friday, June 5. Previous coverage: Century old country club aiming to put themselves on the map with renovations, expansion Part of the celebrations included a ceremonial first tee shot on The Eleven, KCC's new 11-hole short course designed by acclaimed golf course architect Andrew Green. According to club officials, the newly opened clubhouse aims to serve as the heart of the member experience, bringing together elevated dining, wellness, recreation, entertainment, and social spaces designed to create meaningful moments for generations to come. "Whether it's a round on The Eleven, a family dinner,  » Read More

A 31-year-old Tucson man pleaded guilty this week to two counts of production of child pornography. Shams Khan Rehman will face sentencing on Sept. 3. According to a news release from The United States Attorney's Office, District of Arizona, the plea agreement said Rehman admitted that he used Snapchat to watch adults, whom he paid, exploit several minors under the age of 12. The people produced images and videos documenting the abuse, the news release said. They would then send Rehman the files. Rehman also redistributed some of the images and videos to other Snapchat users, the news release said.

On March 6, 2026, Segevan pleaded guilty to one count of sexual exploitation of a child: attempted production of child pornography, one count of ...

The Supreme Court on Thursday ruled in Abouammo v. United States that federal prosecutors can try a defendant only in the district where his crime was committed, not where its “contemplated effects” were felt. Specifically, in a unanimous decision by Justice Elena Kagan, the justices rejected a federal appeals court’s conclusion that the intent requirement in 18 U.S.C. § 1519 – which criminalizes falsifying documents in a federal investigation – allows the government to prosecute the defendant where such an investigation is located. Ahmad Abouammo was convicted of violating Section 1519 by creating a fake invoice on his computer in Seattle and emailing it to FBI agents. From 2013 to 2015, Abouammo worked at Twitter’s San Francisco headquarters, where his role gave him access to a tool that could pull users’ private, identifying data. Prosecutors said he used that access to find information about Saudi dissidents and pass it along to a high-level official in the Saudi royal court. In return, Abouammo received a luxury watch along with three wire transfers of $100,000 each as “consulting” income. A humanitarian worker for the Red Cross who tweeted satire “critical of the Saudi government” had his information disclosed and was apparently “detained in Saudi Arabia due to