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Kanye West sued by staff, performers after Sunday Service shows, more news By Wonderwall.com Editors of Wonderwall | Kanye West hit with class action lawsuits stemming from Sunday Services Kanye Wests seemingly imminent divorce from Kim Kardashian West isnt the only legal trouble the rapper and designer is facing. In stories published on Friday, Jan. 29, British tabloids The Sun and the Daily Mail reported (per Page Six) that Kanyes facing class action suits related to his Sunday Services ...

In aftermath of hair-pulling incident, RCSD deputies gone while supervisors remain In aftermath of hair-pulling incident, RCSD deputies gone while supervisors remain By Chris Joseph | January 28, 2021 at 5:14 PM EST - Updated February 12 at 8:01 AM COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - A year after a use of force incident that involved throwing a woman to the ground by her hair, all of the Richland County Sheriff’s Department deputies listed on the scene have either been fired or resigned. However, the...

Kanye West, 43, could be facing a $30million lawsuit over his Sunday Service shows Class-action lawsuits claim he violated strict California labor laws for allegedly failing to pay hundreds of performers and backstage staff on time or at all The documents were filed last summer at The Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles     One lawsuit, filed by LA employment lawyer Frank Kim in August, concentrates on the performers, which totals over 500 people  The other, filed by entert...

Mines Math Professor Wins Prestigious Chauvenet Prize from Mathematical Association of America Travis Kowalski, Ph.D., is the interim head of the Department of Mathematics and a professor at South Dakota Mines. Photo courtesy: Rapid City Journal. Dr. Travis Kowalski, professor and interim head of the Department of Mathematics at South Dakota Mines is the winner of the 2021 Chauvenet Prize from the Mathematical Association of America (MAA). This award recognizes outstanding exposi...

Northern Star Courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures This image released by Warner Bros. Entertainment shows Elizabeth Debicki, left, and John David Washington in a scene from “Tenet.” (Melinda Sue Gordon/Warner Bros. Entertainment via AP) 2020 has been a severely disappointing year for film but not in terms of quality, in terms of quantity. COVID-19 ravaged the film industry this year leading to an immense amount of release date delays and movie theater shutdowns. Despite these uncertain times...

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- The Pennsylvania Department of Health confirmed 9,834 additional positive cases of COVID-19 on Saturday, bringing the statewide total to 548,489 There are 6,147 individuals hospitalized with COVID-19. Of that number, 1,232 patients are in the intensive care unit with COVID-19. Most of the patients hospitalized are ages 65 or older, and most of the deaths have occurred in patients 65 or older. Statewide percent positivity for the week of December 4 - December 10 stood at 1...

Kayla Foy is hoping her story will encourage more people to do the same. Foy helps with data collection for the consortium, which tests at-risk communities for COVID-19 for free. Foy tells Action News she hopes to inspire people her age and in the Black community to get vaccinated. "I think people my age are also listening to their parents, their parents might be unsure about taking the vaccine. So theyre like, If my parents arent sure than Im not sure. But I just want people to know that its o...

Philadelphia man shares why he participated in Moderna COVID-19 vaccine clinical trial WPVI PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Thirty-thousand people participated in the clinical trial to test Modernas COVID-19 vaccine, and many were here in Philadelphia at the University of Pennsylvania. Michael Pearson, 58 of Philadelphia, says participating in pandemic research is personal for him. He lost a cousin due to complications of COVID-19. When he found out about the Moderna clinical trial at Penn, he signed u...

Two fatal crashes. >> thousands of americans are flying in a plane that has been grounded in most of the world. >> the u.k., france, germany among the countries now grounding the new boeing max eight. tonight, why they are still flying in the u.s. >> tucker: the panic in the grounding that resulted today is a golden opportunity for china and the e.u.s manufacturer airbus to crowd out the united states from aircraft manufacturing, its one of the few industries in the world where this country enjo...

Forwarded to the department of justice for criminal u have all people and ironically enough, the architects, and, into mentals dont like implementers and facilitators are still at high levels of the faa. >> tucker: i never say this but these are people that should be in prison. >> michael: at the do ga along with the fbi should investigate what went on and what really occurred and the due process of law should really be followed. the folks in the faa at the highest management levels should be br...