The tech giant Google has been ordered to pay the equivalent of $12,500 in compensation to a police officer in Argentina after an appeals court found his privacy had been “blatantly” violated. The man sought payment in 2017 for harm to his dignity after his bare backside was captured by a passing Google Street View car and uploaded to Google Maps. To make matters worse, the man’s house number and street name were broadcast on TV and widely shared on social media in coverage of the incident. The man has alleged that the invasion of his privacy has made him the butt of jokes at work and among neighbors. An initial judgment ruled that the officer himself was at fault for “walking around in inappropriate conditions in the garden of his home,” but appeals judges found fault lies with the American tech company. “No one wants to appear exposed to the world as the day they were born,” the judges said. Google has insisted that the man’s fence was simply not high enough.

Get your bridesmaids, because there just might be a second My Best Friend’s Wedding. Dermot Mulroney, who starred in the original 1997 film with Julia Roberts, teased a sequel to the hit rom-com during an interview with the New York Post on Friday. Mulroney, 61, told the outlet that the “lawyers were talking,” though he is not privy to any further details. The plot reportedly centers around Roberts’ character, Julianne Potts, scheming to break up the engagement between her crush and best friend, Michael O’Neal, played by Mulroney, and Kimmy Wallace, played by Cameron Diaz. “The whole thing was a dream,” Mulroney said of the film, which he claimed he always knew would be “exceptional.” Mulroney, who is best known for his role in the rom-com, still speaks highly of the film. Two years ago, Mulroney re-watched it for the first time since 1997 with the cast of Anyone But You. Mulroney took the opportunity to share advice with Anyone But You’s male lead, Glen Powell. “Don’t be ashamed of being a man in a rom-com. To represent love in movies is the most beautiful thing you can take on,” Powell recalls Mulroney telling him.

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As the teen star of Full House, Candace Cameron Bure is no stranger to the spotlight. Like many child actors, Bure struggled with disordered eating and negative body image. In an episode of The Candace Cameron Bure Podcast, the actress, now 49, sat down with author Lisa Whittle and revealed that she still grapples with the lasting effects of the eating disorder she developed as a teenager. “[My eating disorder] was binging and purging. I’m a bulimic,” she said. “And I still say I’m a bulimic.” Bure says her troubled relationship with food started when her parents put the then-preteen on a diet—a measure that, while well-intentioned, had a painful impact. “My parents never wanted a producer to come up to me and say, ‘We need your child to lose weight,’ so let’s do everything preventative,’” she recalled. “That very thing just shaped the way I looked at my body, which was like, ‘Oh, it’s not good enough the way it is right now.’” Decades later, Bure says she no longer binges and purges, but admits her childhood experiences continue to bubble up. “The thoughts...they never leave me. So I still need the tools to just say, ‘No, Candace, we’re not doing that.’“

The Walking Dead franchise is mourning more than just its characters. According to TheWrap, the famous zombie show’s spinoff, Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon, will end with its fourth season. Viewers learned about the show’s end on Friday during a San Diego Comic-Con panel. The post-apocalyptic drama follows Daryl Dixon, played by Norman Reedus, as he navigates a harrowing journey from France back to America. The show also stars Melissa McBride as Carol Peletier. “Daryl Dixon has been an incredible journey,” Reedus said. “I thank each and every fan who has joined us on this ride. It’s been a privilege to build this story for these characters, and we have so much gratitude for how it’s been embraced.” The show currently has two seasons, with the third season set to be released Sept. 7 on AMC Networks. During the panel, the show released the spinoff’s trailer, offering fans a glimpse.

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Doomsday conspiracist Lori Vallow, who was found guilty of murdering her two children, received two additional life sentences on Friday. She was found guilty of conspiring to kill her estranged fourth husband, Charles Vallow, and unsuccessfully conspiring to kill her niece’s estranged husband, Brandon Boudreaux. Arizona prosecutors say Lori intended to collect Charles’s $1 million life insurance policy to sustain herself and her new husband, Chad Daybell. Boudreaux’s life insurance policy would have also financially benefited Lori’s niece, Melani, who was closely involved in Lori’s fringe religious cult. Lori, 52, allegedly gave her now deceased brother, Alex Cox, the “religious authority” to kill Charles because she claimed he was possessed by an evil spirit named “Ned.” Lori represented herself during the Arizona trial and did not testify or call witnesses to the stand. In 2023, Lori was given multiple life sentences for conspiring with Daybell to murder her children, Tylee Ryan, 16, and Joshua Jaxon Vallow, 7. She and Daybell allegedly murdered the children because they believed them to be possessed zombies. Lori was also convicted of attempting to murder a romantic rival and of stealing Social Security benefits designated for her children’s care after they disappeared.

Two El Paso Border Patrol officials have appeared in what can only be described as a poor attempt at comedy by reusing the infamous Coldplay kiss cam footage to mock undocumented immigrants. “The face you make when Border Patrol walks in and you’re an illegal alien,” reads text on the video. The clip shows two Border Patrol agents superimposed over the concert footage, in which a CEO and his head of HR, both of whom are married to other people, were caught canoodling. The CEO, Andy Byron, dives to hide his face while the head of HR, Kristin Cabot, turns away from the camera and covers her face with her hands. In the Border Patrol skit, the agents appear to look around as if searching for something, or someone, before shrugging their shoulders in resignation.

Marc Maron’s “dream guest” for his podcast’s final episode would be Barack Obama, he told Variety. Maron announced last month that WTF with Marc Maron will end after 16 years, with the last episode airing “sometime in the fall.” Maron interviewed the then-sitting president on the podcast in 2015, but he told the site that interviewing Obama now would help the show leave the airwaves on an inspirational note. “If we could get President Obama back, that would be good to give us a little hope or some sense of reflection,” he said, and “Ground us a little bit.” The comedian recently reflected on the early days of his career, including his longstanding beef with Jon Stewart, who he called his “nemesis.” While some thought his dream final guest might be Stewart, who infamously turned down the request to be a guest on WTF because “there’s no love there” between him and (its “admittedly ”jealous”) host, Maron said he has no interest in putting in another call to Stewart out of “pride.” Seeking out Obama for the podcast’s last episode makes sense, however, as the former president drew controversy during their 2015 sit-down for using the n-word to make his point that the nation was not “cured” of racism after his election. Maron defended his remarks at the time, telling CBS, “he said the N-word to talk about using the N-word and what that implicates. It was a broader statement about racism.”

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson has broken his silence on the death of his “childhood hero” Hulk Hogan in an emotional Instagram post recounting their encounters over their respective professional wrestling careers. “To millions of little kids you were a childhood hero - myself included,” Johnson wrote Friday. The Rock recounted that he was 12 years old when he caught Hogan’s famous “HULKSTER” headband during his match at Madison Square Garden and brought it back to him backstage. “You were shocked and so happy after the match because you told me that was your very last headband and if it weren’t for me, you’d have no way of getting that exact one made again,” Johnson wrote. Years later at 29, Johnson and Hogan faced off in the ring at WWE’s Wrestlemania event to decide “who would go down in history as The Greatest of All Time.” The match ended with Johnson defeating Hogan, but Johnson remembers the crowd was “ELECTRIC...all for” Hogan. He wrote, “That historic crowd reaction was all for you,” adding, “You may have ‘passed the torch’ to me that night, but you, my friend... you ‘drew the house.’” Hogan, 71, died at his home in Florida on Thursday after a cardiac arrest. President Donald Trump paid tribute to the Hogan as “MAGA all the way.”

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Cleo Laine, the jazz singer and actress known for her distinct, husky voice has passed aged 97. Her death was announced Friday by her charity, The Stables. “She will be greatly missed but her unique talent will always be remembered.” said Monica Ferguson, the charity’s CEO and artistic director said. Born Clementine Dinah Hitching 1927 to a Jamaican immigrant father and English mother, Laine was a leading figure in the British jazz scene, boasting a four-octave range. Her humble beginning singing in pubs was quickly surpassed after she successfully auditioned for John Dankworth’s big band, the John Dankworth Seven. Dankworth became her second husband. The first song to put her on a path to stardom was,You’ll Answer To Me, which placed fifth in British pop charts on its release in 1961. Her performance at Carnegie Hall won her a Grammy in 1986, for best female jazz vocal performance. That year, Laine was nominated for a Tony for her acting as Princess Puffer on the Broadway show, The Mystery of Edwin Drood. But she also achieved the equivalent of viral fame for singing It Don’t Mean A Thing on The Muppet Show in 1977—in a duet with Swedish Chef. She was honored with a damehood by Queen Elizabeth in 1997. Laine is survived by her children, Jacqui and Alec. Lankworth died in 1997.

A Royal Caribbean crew member has died after going overboard off the coast of the Bahamas on Thursday night, a company spokesperson said in a statement. The unidentified man was aboard the Icon of the Seas—the world’s largest cruise ship—when guests saw him fall at around 7 p.m., People reported. The crew on board reportedly sprang into action, slowed the ship, and launched a rescue boat to retrieve him from the water. Yet the cruise line said the man, who had been in the water for around 30 minutes, was pronounced dead upon being located. “We extend our condolences to the crew member’s family and loved ones. To respect their privacy, we have no additional details to share,” the cruise line said in its statement. The ship has been on a seven-day cruise through the Eastern Caribbean, working its way through the Bahamas before it will head back to port in Miami, Florida, on Saturday. The ship is expected to complete its route as planned, however, the cause of the incident was not made clear. The Daily Beast has contacted Royal Caribbean for more information about the circumstances surrounding the crew member’s fall.