Late Shannen Doherty's Longtime Home Lists for $10M 1 Year After Her Death at Age 53New Foto - Late Shannen Doherty's Longtime Home Lists for $10M 1 Year After Her Death at Age 53

Cristian Cruzio Shannen Doherty's longtime Malibu home is coming to the market for $9.45 million The late star's close friend, Chris Cortazzo of Compass, currently holds the listing The listing comes one year after the actress died from breast cancer in July 2024 at age 53 Shannen Doherty's longtime Malibu home is officially headed for the market, PEOPLE can confirm. The listing comes one year after thelate actress died on July 13, 2024 at age 53after years of living with breast cancer. Her close friend,Chris Cortazzoof Compass, currently holds the listing. The asking price is set at $9.45 million, and all proceeds from the sale will go to Doherty's estate. TheBeverly Hills, 90210star purchased the 5,360-square-foot property for $2.56 million in 2004. It features five bedrooms, five full bathrooms, and is located just minutes away from Malibu's famous beaches. Cristian Cruzio In a statement shared with PEOPLE, Cortazzo says, "I was fortunate to share an incredibly close bond with Shannen, whose deep and lasting friendship meant the world to me. When I sold her the property, she fell in love with it instantly. It was everything she wanted: a private compound with ocean views, a flat piece of land, a lush hedge for seclusion, and a stunning open floor plan." https://people-app.onelink.me/HNIa/kz7l4cuf "She transformed the home with her signature touch, turning it into one of the most beautiful and inviting spaces for entertaining," he continues. "The open-concept kitchen flowed effortlessly into the dining and family rooms, framed by glass, all reflecting her love for connection. Shannen cherished a close-knit circle of loved ones, and this home became a sanctuary for her friends and family." Cristian Cruzio Looking inside, the property's modern structure is softened by oak floors, wood-beamed ceilings and antique doors. The great room features a fireplace and a wall of retractable glass doors that open up to create a sense of indoor/outdoor living. In the dining room, additional oversized windows offer sweeping views of the property's surrounding greenery. Meanwhile the large, barn doors that lead directly into the kitchen bring added warmth into the space. Cristian Cruzio An expansive center island with stone countertops can be found in the kitchen. One side has barstool seating, while the opposite end offers access to the built-in sink and other amenities. Cristian Cruzio The primary bedroom offers direct access to the pool deck, while the bathroom features dual sinks, a soaking tub and a standing shower. Cristian Cruzio Looking outside, a lap pool surrounded by lounge chairs offers a serene place to relax. A thick line of hedges creates added privacy. Cristian Cruzio For enjoying meals outside and having extra seating space to entertain, an additional dining terrace is located on the property. Cristian Cruzio The listing comes weeks after Doherty's close friendspaid tribute to her on the one-year anniversary of her death. Among her loved ones who remembered the late star wereSarah Michelle Gellar,Rose McGowan,Tori SpellingandHolly Marie Combs, who each shared their touching tributes on social media. Neilson Barnard/Getty Images Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Doherty wasdiagnosed with breast cancerin 2015, she first shared with PEOPLE at the time. TheCharmedstar then had a mastectomy and underwent chemotherapy and radiation. Afterrevealing on Instagramthat she had gone into remission in April 2017, she announced herdiagnosis of stage 4 cancerthree years later in February 2020. The actress' longtime publicist Leslie Sloane confirmed her death in an exclusive statement to PEOPLE, noting that Doherty "was surrounded by her loved ones, as well as her dog, Bowie," at the time of her death. Read the original article onPeople

Late Shannen Doherty’s Longtime Home Lists for $10M 1 Year After Her Death at Age 53

Late Shannen Doherty's Longtime Home Lists for $10M 1 Year After Her Death at Age 53 Cristian Cruzio Shannen Doherty's longtime Mali...
Judge again rejects Sean 'Diddy' Combs' efforts to be released ahead of sentencingNew Foto - Judge again rejects Sean 'Diddy' Combs' efforts to be released ahead of sentencing

A federal judge denied a motion to release Sean "Diddy" Combs on Monday, keeping the musician and hip-hop businessman jailed until his sentencing this fall. U.S. District Judge Arun Subramanian of the Southern District of New York found that Combs, convicted on two counts of interstate prostitution last month, "fails to satisfy his burden to demonstrate an entitlement to release." The judge's decision came after Combs' ex-girlfriend Virginia Huynh, who was set to testify in his federal trial but dropped out before the proceedings started, wrote a letter to the judge urging his release on bail. Huynh was identified as "Victim-3" in the federal government's sprawling indictment against Combs, 55, who wasacquitted in early Julyof racketeering conspiracy and sex trafficking charges but convicted on two counts of interstate prostitution. In the letter, Huynh — publicly identifying herself by name for the first time — wrote that she wanted to "share my observations about [Combs'] character and to respectfully request that the Court permit his release on bond while the case proceeds." "I believe it is important for the Court to have a full picture of who he is beyond the allegations," Huynh said in the one-page letter, which Combs' legal team filed Sunday. Huynh wrote that her relationship with Combs was "not always perfect," beset by "ups and downs" and "mistakes." But in time, she wrote, he "made visible efforts to become a better person and to address the harm he had caused." By the end of their relationship, she added, "he embodied an energy of love, patience and gentleness that was markedly different from his past behavior." "To my knowledge," Huynh told Subramanian, "he has not been violent for many years, and he has been committed to being a father first." She said that she does not view Combs as "a danger to me or to this community" and that his children "depend on him for emotional and financial support." "Allowing him to be at home will also support the healing process for all involved," Huynh wrote in closing. "I respectfully ask that you consider these factors when deciding his eligibility for release." In a letter to Subramanian last month, prosecutors argued that Combs should not be given bail because he is a flight risk and a danger to the community. In denying Combs' motion for bail Monday, Subramanian found that he failed to show sufficient evidence to counter arguments that he is a flight risk. Subramanian also found that Combs' argument that the squalor and danger of the Metropolitan Detention Center, where he is being held, did not warrant release. Combs argued that federal budget cuts this year made those conditions even worse. "The public outcry concerning these conditions has come from all corners," Subramanian wrote. "But as Combs acknowledges, MDC staff has been able to keep him safe and attend to his needs, even during an incident of threatened violence from an inmate." In the days before Combs' trial started, U.S. prosecutors said they were struggling to get in touch with "Victim-3" and her attorney. She ultimately did not testify in the seven-week trial. The jurors heard testimony from two of Combs' other ex-girlfriends: R&B singer Casandra "Cassie" Ventura and a woman referred to by the pseudonym "Jane." The prosecution called more than 30 other witnesses, including former assistants. Ventura testified about the abuse she alleged she experienced during her 10-year on-and-off relationship with Combs. She accused him of physical and sexual assault, and jurors were shown hotel security video of Combs beating her in a hallway in 2016. Combs, who pleaded not guilty, faced five criminal counts: one count of racketeering conspiracy, two counts of sex trafficking by fraud or coercion and two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution. Subramanian also denied a bail request by Combs the day the jury's verdict came in, saying it would be impossible for him to prove he does not pose a danger. Combs is scheduled to be sentenced Oct. 3. He faces a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison.

Judge again rejects Sean 'Diddy' Combs' efforts to be released ahead of sentencing

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Canadian ministers to visit Mexico to discuss trade with Mexican officialsNew Foto - Canadian ministers to visit Mexico to discuss trade with Mexican officials

(Reuters) -Canadian foreign minister Anita Anand and Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne will visit Mexico this week to advance priorities on economic growth and trade with their counterparts and with President Claudia Sheinbaum, Ottawa said on Monday, amid trade disputes with the United States. The visit will take place from August 5 to August 6, according to a release from Global Affairs Canada, which represents the Foreign Ministry and the Trade Ministry. (Reporting by Costas Pitas)

Canadian ministers to visit Mexico to discuss trade with Mexican officials

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Owners of cargo ship that crashed into Baltimore bridge sue company that built vesselNew Foto - Owners of cargo ship that crashed into Baltimore bridge sue company that built vessel

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — The owners of thecargo ship that crashedinto the Francis Scott Key Bridge are suing the company that built the vessel, alleging negligence in the design of a critical switchboard on the ship. Grace Ocean Private and Synergy Marine PTE Ltd, the owners of the Dali, filed the lawsuit last week against Hyundai Heavy Industries in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. "As a result of the defectively designed Switchboard, the Vessel suffered a power outage that led to the allision with the Key Bridge," Grace Ocean Private alleges in the lawsuit. Hyundai Heavy Industries could not immediately be reached for comment. Court records in the case did not name legal representatives for Hyundai. Grace Ocean Private contends the switchboard was defectively designed in a manner that wiring connections were not secure. The defect, the company alleges, "caused the switchboard and the vessel to be unreasonably dangerous ... when it left HHI's control." "HHI's defective manufacture of the Switchboard and Vessel caused the signal wiring to come loose in normal operation, resulting in the power outage that led to the allision," the lawsuit says. The Dali was leaving Baltimore bound for Sri Lanka on March 26 last year when its steering failed due to the power loss. It crashed into one of the bridge's supporting columns, destroying the 1.6-mile span and killing six members of a roadwork crew. Baltimore's port was closed for months, and increased traffic congestion remains a problem across the region. The Justice Department last year fileda lawsuitseeking to recover more than $100 million that the government spent to clear the underwater debris and reopen the city's port. The owner and manager of the cargo ship agreed to pay more than $102 million in cleanup costs to settlethe lawsuitbrought by the government. In that lawsuit, the Justice Department alleged the owner and manager of the cargo ship recklessly cut corners and ignored known electrical problems on the vessel. In particular, the Justice Department accused the ship owner of failing to address "excessive vibrations" that were causing electrical problems. The National Transportation Safety Board said inits preliminary reportlast year that the Dali experienced electrical blackouts about 10 hours before leaving the Port of Baltimore, and yet again shortly before it slammed into the bridge. Last week, Maryland officials visited the site wheredemolition crewsare using giant saws, backhoes and other heavy equipment to remove large sections of the remaining pieces of the bridge. Its replacement is expected to open in 2028.

Owners of cargo ship that crashed into Baltimore bridge sue company that built vessel

Owners of cargo ship that crashed into Baltimore bridge sue company that built vessel ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — The owners of thecargo ship that...
Denise Richards Shows Up at Aaron Phypers' Home, Claims He 'Put Down' Her Dog as Cops Called amid Restraining OrderNew Foto - Denise Richards Shows Up at Aaron Phypers' Home, Claims He 'Put Down' Her Dog as Cops Called amid Restraining Order

Bronson Farr/Bravo via Getty (2) Police responded to a call at Aaron Phypers' Calabasas residence on Aug. 3 as he and estranged wife Denise Richards continue with divorce proceedings Authorities tell PEOPLE they did not find evidence of a crime, and Richards' attorney says she was not in violation of the restraining order she has against Phypers amid abuse allegations The attorney further accused Phypers of putting down one of her dogs, though a source close to him denies that claim Denise RichardsandAaron Phypershad a run-in with law enforcement over the weekend amid their ongoing divorce and hertemporary restraining orderagainst him. PEOPLE can confirm that the Lost Hills Sheriff's Department responded to a call at around 4:40 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 3 at the Calabasas home Phypers, his parents and his brother currently live in. Upon arriving at the scene, authorities "did not have any evidence that a crime occurred." Arnold Jerocki/Getty In a statement to PEOPLE, Berman says that the 54-year-old, who was granted a TRO against Phypers after making allegations of domestic violence throughout their relationship, "did not violate a restraining order" by going to the property. "On August 3, 2025, after confirming that Mr. Phypers was not present in her home, Ms. Richards entered the home to retrieve her dogs after learning that Mr. Phypers had put down one of her other dogs without her knowledge or permission," Berman claims. However, a source close to Phypers tells PEOPLE that this is "100 percent, absolutely false." The insider further alleges that Richards was screaming and banging on the door of the home to get inside, and when Phypers heard her voice, he left through a side door. "I don't live in our house,"she revealed. "Aaron's mom and dad and his brother, they were gonna stay for a few months; It's been over three years." "I needed some space, so I rented a townhouse, and then I rented another one and another one," she continued. "So I have three of them. One's an office, one's a studio, one's for Lola and Eloise and for us to sleep in. And then when Aaron and I want privacy, we sleep in the studio. So, we're all over the place." In that same episode, she and Phypers discussed their marriage, and Richards claimed she was "never getting divorced again" after her tumultuous split from exCharlie Sheenin 2006. "Even if we hate each other, I'm not gonna f------ get divorced," she said. "No, we'll just have different homes or something," Phypers added. "But we're not gonna hate each other." "We have enough homes, but yes, I agree," Richards quipped. Charles Sykes/Bravo via Getty Later that month, sheaccused her ex of physical abusein court documents that included photos of her with a black eye. "Aaron would frequently violently choke me, violently squeeze my head with both hands, tightly squeeze my arms, violently slap me in my face and head, aggressively slam my head into the bathroom towel rack, threaten to kill me, hold me down with his knee on my back to the point where I would have to plead with him to get off me so that he would not kill me and hack into my laptop and phone and download all of my text messages," Richards alleged in her filing. "Aaron regularly threatened to 'break my jaw' and would cry, beg me to stay, and promise to get help — none of which ever happened." Leon Bennett/Getty "Let me be unequivocally clear: I have never physically or emotionally abused Denise — or anyone,"he stated. "These accusations are completely false and deeply hurtful. Denise and I, like many couples, have faced our share of challenges, but any suggestion of abuse is categorically untrue. I have always tried to approach our marriage with love, patience, and respect." https://people.com/app/scene?sceneId=9de86c07-a15a-409e-8382-c1ab68eaf839&shortlink=kz7l4cuf&c=People.com%20Homepage%20Fourth%20Wall%20Revise%20Download%20070725&pid=People.com&af_xp=custom&source_caller=ui Shecited multiple interviewsPhypers has given recently, in which he stated that he had photos and text messages proving Richards wasallegedly having an affair and that she had allegedly physically abused him(whichBerman called "false"). "We have warned Mr. Phypers in writing not to disseminate any information from Ms. Richards' stolen cell phone and laptop but he continues to do so," Berman said. Phypers disputed Berman's statement at the time, telling PEOPLE, "Nothing was stolen, and nothing is missing — except, perhaps, Ms. Richards' moral compass." Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer​​, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. If you are experiencing domestic violence, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233, or go tothehotline.org. All calls are toll-free and confidential. The hotline is available 24/7 in more than 170 languages. Read the original article onPeople

Denise Richards Shows Up at Aaron Phypers' Home, Claims He 'Put Down' Her Dog as Cops Called amid Restraining Order

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