Manhattan
While the season started strong, Capote’s battle with high society went out with a whimper.
Patrick Walsh is suing the landlord of his state-of-the-art facility for ongoing issues that have cost him “hundreds” of members.
Aaron Ginandes, a prosecutor, said in court Wednesday that “the people concede that dismissal is appropriate in this case.”
In the penultimate episode of “Feud: Capote vs. the Swans,” two main characters reach the end of their lives.
The order would bar the ex-president from talking about potential witnesses, lawyers involved in the case, court staff, and their families.
One of Truman’s swans has been deceiving her friends this entire time. When will the other ladies recognize the enemy among them?
Prosecutors claimed the arrested workers would “pocket bribes in exchange for doling out no-bid contracts.”