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A female prison officer in the UK has been accused of having sexual relationships with two inmates at the same time and plotting with them to smuggle drugs into the jail.
Isabelle Dale, 23, was employed at the high-security HMP Swaleside, on the Isle of Sheppey in Kent, west of London.
It was during her work at the prison that she allegedly conducted affairs with Shahid Sharif, 33, and Connor Money, 28.
The relationships are believed to have taken place between September 2021 and December 2022, Daily Mail reported.
Dale allegedly first started a sexual relationship with Money, before also allegedly conducting an affair with Sharif.
It is not clear why Sharif is in prison.
Isabelle Dale is accused of having sexual relationships with two inmates at the same time.
Meanwhile, Money was jailed for nine years after killing his best friend in a car crash, the Sun reported.
He fled police, who asked Money to pull over in his BMW 5 series before he crashed into the back of a truck.
His friend Jordan Amos, 23, died in the passenger seat of the car.
Money ran into nearby woods to avoid being arrested, the Telegraph reported.
The young man wept in court as he was jailed.
At the time, the lead officer on the case said it was the “worst driving” he had encountered in 25 years of policing.
Dale appeared at Westminster Magistrates Court on Monday, charged with two counts of misconduct in public office.
She is also charged with conspiring to bring drugs into the high-security prison with Shariff and Lilea Sallis, 27.
Sallis also appeared in court over the allegation of conspiring to bring controlled drugs into the prison.
Sharif has also been charged with having a phone while in prison.
Money is not facing any charges over his alleged sexual relationship with Dale.
Dale was granted bail and is set to appear at Inner London Crown Court on May 23.
All parties involved were told they cannot communicate with each other as their separate trials continue.
None of the accused entered a plea during their initial appearances.
District Judge Adrian Turner said: “These matters must go to the Crown Court.
“If the case goes to trial, you have got to attend trial.”
Actor Jeremy Renner shared a memory of his nearly deadly snowplow accident in his new memoir, My Next Breath. The book goes into detail about what happened in January 2023 when Renner was run over by a 14,000-pound snowplow on his property in Nevada. The accident happened while Renner was trying to save his nephew from being hit by the massive machine.
After getting his nephew out of harm’s way, Renner ended up stuck under the snowplow himself, suffering terrible injuries. He broke more than 30 bones and lost around six quarts of blood. On top of that, lying on the freezing driveway for so long put him at serious risk of hypothermia. He stayed there for about 45 minutes before emergency crews arrived, with his nephew and a neighbor doing what they could to help until then.
One of the most striking parts of Renner’s story is his description of his near-death experience. According to US Magainze, He remembered a moment when his heart rate dropped to an extremely low 18 beats per minute, a condition doctors say is basically the same as being clinically dead. During this time, he passed out and felt like his sense of time and space completely changed.
Jeremy Renner opens up about accident in memoir
Renner described an intense feeling of energy, a peaceful and connected state where he was free from the limits of the physical world. Unlike many near-death stories, he didn’t see a bright light or dead relatives. Instead, he felt a powerful sense of pure energy and being connected to everything.
A key part of Renner’s story is his belief that some strong force pulled him back from death. He describes feeling like something was telling him not to let go, which he says is what brought him back to life. His survival is incredible, showing not just his own strength but also what might have been a mix of medical help and something beyond explanation.
Renner wrote, “After about 30 minutes on the ice, of breathing manually for so long, an effort akin to doing 10 or 20 push-ups per minute for half an hour … that’s when I died… I died, right there on the driveway to my house.”
Even though the accident was life-threatening and left him with severe injuries, Renner now sees it differently. In his book, he calls it a glory moment, not just because he nearly died but because it showed how much his family loved him and how strong he was in the face of something so terrible. He has talked openly about being thankful for his recovery and for surviving something that would have killed most people.
The memoir doesn’t just focus on the physical injuries but also the long, difficult recovery that followed. His many broken bones required serious medical treatment and months of rehab, showing just how much effort it took to heal. He also talks about the emotional side of recovery, something that isn’t often discussed in such depth.
Karoline Leavitt has clearly had quite the White House makeover since she joined Donald Trump’s administration as press secretary. The 27-year-old became the youngest person to take on the role of White House press secretary in the country’s history. And, she has done so with some interesting fashion choices in tow.
With bleach-blonde locks and a penchant for pink, it seems that Barbie may one of Leavitt’s biggest style inspirations. Barbie-inspired fashion took over the world when the “Barbie” movie hit theaters in 2023. Of course, this trend has since died down, but it’s clear that as far as Leavitt is concerned, the world’s most famous doll never goes out of style. Yet, now that she’s working as an important part of the administration, we think Leavitt’s apparent desire to be the White House Barbie doesn’t quite work. From the looks of it, her new role isn’t stopping her from looking pretty over-the-top in pink. We’ve got some of Leavitt’s looks that made us say “crank that Barbie doll dial down a few notches” most of all.
Her hot pink minidress that had Kimberly Guilfoyle energy
In 2023, Karoline Leavitt took to Instagram to show off one of her most Barbiecore outfits to date: a hot pink dress with a bow detail around the neck. She captioned the photo, “Do what you love and you’ll never work a day in your life” with a fitting pink heart emoji. This caption, of course, invited comments like, “Spreading BS is doing what you love?” Yet, as far as we’re concerned, it seems that what Leavitt loves to do most is turning Barbie-inspired ensembles into fashion fails.
Body-hugging minidresses with bows combine a few of the fashion mistakes we’ve been begging Kimberly Guilfoyle to ditch. And, rather than using the newly-appointed ambassador to Greece as a style cautionary tale, Leavitt seems to be drawing inspiration from her fellow tacky fashion-loving Donald Trump crony. This look certainly isn’t the worst thing we’ve seen Leavitt rocking, but from the fit to the color and those pin straight blonde locks, it’s hard to see this look and think of anything but Barbie.
When she looked like store-brand Elle Woods
In February 2024, Karoline Leavitt attended CPAC in 50 shades of pink. Rather than the bold rosy shades she frequently opts for, Leavitt went with pastels for the occasion. She wore a pale pink top layered underneath an even lighter pink blazer. She paired this ensemble with super straight locks and a bubblegum pink lipstick to match her ensemble. The matchy-matchy nature of the whole look felt outdated, and we couldn’t help but be reminded of a much less stylish version of something plucked from the set of “Legally Blonde.”
While Leavitt’s overly coordinated pink look felt like it involved a bit too much matching for our taste, this look was made even worse thanks to something that didn’t match well enough: her foundation. Leavitt’s glaring tan fail was a tell-tale sign of rookie makeup mistake. And, when she posted a photo of her look on Instagram, the makeup mishap even caught the attention of folks in the comment section “Face doesn’t match. Get a better MU[A],” one Instagram user advised. Whether she does get a new makeup artist or not, she may want to consider splurging for a new stylist while she’s at it.
Her social media thirst trap that gave off wannabe Malibu Barbie vibes
In May 2023, Karoline Leavitt showed off her summer-ready energy on Instagram with a photo of her in a hot pink midi dress. The first photo in her carousel showed Leavitt posing on a balcony facing away from the camera. With the way she was posing, it seemed clear that this was intended to be a thirst trap of sorts. And, while that may be atypical for most White House press secretaries in history, she didn’t know she’d be getting that gig at this point. Sure — it’s clear that this was a vacation outfit, but with the dress’ silhouette, the shoes, the pose, and of course, that color, this is just a bit too Barbie-coded as far as we’re concerned.
Barbies have been around since the late 1950s, and while the dolls are still being made today, when we think about a quintessential Barbie look, we often think of something that’s a little antiquated. And, that’s a bit of what’s wrong with this particular look. The color and cut of this dress just look outdated and over-the-top, with the halter neckline especially screaming ’70s.
Her berry-colored press conference suit
When Karoline Leavitt held her first-ever press conference, she did so in head-to-toe magenta. Sure — this certainly wasn’t classic Barbie pink, but it did look like something we could easily see a business-minded Barbie sporting. She took the bold fuchsia Zara suit to new Barbie-inspired heights by pairing it with bedazzled Jimmy Choo shoes. Despite opting for an affordable suit, that nearly $750 footwear and likely her jewelry still allowed this look to qualify as one of her wildly expensive outfits.
Leavitt’s blown-out blonde lob never helps any outfit to beat the Barbie allegations, and this one is certainly no different. It’s clear that Leavitt wants to draw attention to herself by sporting bright, bold colors and flaunting her particular style. And, while this look wasn’t one of her flashiest, it certainly still sent a message. We can just imagine Leavitt looking exactly like this standing in a Mattel box.
Her blazer and minidress combo that looked like a bad Barbie mashup
In one Instagram post from March 2024, Karoline Leavitt showed off an outfit she was sporting in a private jet. And, this look was one pulled straight from the MAGA lady playbook — seemingly attempting to dress up a skintight minidress by tossing on a blazer over it. It’s unclear where Leavitt was headed in this photo or whether she was on the job. Still, this look is right up there with some of Lauren Boebert’s biggest blazer fashion fails. Can a blazer be a way to add a touch of professionalism to your ‘fit? Of course! Does that mean it works layered over club wear? Of course not!
While we can’t see the entirety of this ensemble from the photo Leavitt posted, it looks like what might happen if you borrowed one piece of clothing from a 1995 “Working Girl” Barbie and another from a 2010 “Night on the Town” Barbie. The result? A fashion fail of Barbie-cal proportions.
Tracy Anderson may not actually be the positive person she parades around as!
The renowned celebrity trainer, who has worked with the likes of Kim Kardashian, Gwyneth Paltrow, Madonna, and Jennifer Lopez, just to name a few, is in the hot seat after a former employee dropped some NASTY accusations about her.
In an interview with DailyMail.com published on Tuesday, a woman who used the alias Emily to protect her true identity, opened up about working with Tracy for nearly a decade beginning in 2015. And for the entire time, she claims the trainer subjected her to “bullying” and “emotional distress.” She told the outlet:
“Tracy made comments about my body that were unprofessional and very triggering for me as someone who has body image issues. I feel like the toxic work culture started from the top. She’s just a toxic, narcissistic, psychotic person. When she’s teaching a class she acts like she’s a star. She barks at people to do this, do that. It’s very diva.”
DAMN! Clearly she’s no longer a fan of the fitness guru!
Emily specifically recalled one time when the 50-year-old told her she “looked pregnant” in an Instagram video:
“One time, we filmed a few clips for social media and the social media woman posted it but then they took it off a few minutes after posting it. Tracy told me the next day, she was like, ‘Oh my God I had to have them take that video down of you because you looked pregnant.’ She’ll say things like that. She treats people like they’re scum and like they owe her everything.”
That’s f**ked up… But she’s not the only one Tracy would allegedly belittle. Emily further claimed Tracy would “talk crap about” other trainers to her AND mock her famous clients’ bodies! WTF! She explained:
“She would talk crap about the New York trainers in front of us. And most of us were so incredibly uncomfortable. I felt like I was in a movie, the way she was acting was so inappropriate and childish. I’ve been around her while she was talking smack about her own clients, talking about their bodies. It was just awful.”
This actually isn’t unheard of! Back in 2013, Tracy criticized Gwyneth for having a “long butt” after giving birth to her son. She didn’t think she was being cruel — she didn’t even try to hide that one! And 10 years later in 2023, several former employees spoke out against the difficult working conditions they were subjected to — which Emily expanded on.
Tracy’s workout plan centers around dance-based exercise in rooms heated to 95 degrees with 75 percent humidity. Though according to Emily, the temperature would often be cranked up even higher — and trainers were forced to do “multiple”classes in the “unsafe” environments:
“Sometimes the temperature [would get really high]. When I walked into that room I got a heat rash immediately and I started to feel really nauseous. There were a lot of moments like that. Letting the heat get that high is super, super dangerous. I said something to management several times. At times it would get very scary with the heat in there.”
Emily was eventually fired after clients allegedly told Tracy she was complaining about working for her — something she disputes. (Though she’s certainly badmouthing Tracy now!) The real reason she believes she was canned was due to her age:
“I’ve seen Tracy get rid of people when she thinks they’re ‘washed up and old.’ I just turned 34, in her world that’s old. I was trying to do less physical work and I wanted more opportunity in the company to do other work so I could still make money and support myself and not kill my body every day.”
That’s insane! Especially considering Tracy is 50!
“That night has gone through my mind so many times,” Robert Wagner says of Natalie Wood’s death
Once she reached her 40s and became a mom herself, Natasha Gregson Wagner had a newfound desire to rediscover her mother Natalie Wood — and protect her legacy.
Part of that was addressing the mystery of how she ended up in the waters off of Catalina Island in the early morning hours of Nov. 29, 1981, and addressing the painful speculation that Wood’s husband, Robert Wagner, the man who raised her and her sisters Katie and Courtney, had failed to save his wife and bore some kind of responsibility.
It’s a subject Natasha, 49, examines in her memoir More Than Love, excerpted in the current issue of PEOPLE, and the HBO documentary Natalie Wood: What Remains Behind, airing May 5.
“For so many years we were advised to ignore or not talk about it,” says Natasha. (Her biological father was Natalie’s second husband, Richard Gregson, and she calls both men her dad.) “But enough is enough. I know that if my mom had been in any kind of distress, he would have given his life for her.”
“It’s true,” Wagner, 90, says in a rare interview. “She said that because she knows me and she knows that I never would have done anything to hurt her mother.”
In the documentary, Natasha asks her father to describe what happened that night on their yacht, the Splendour, after he, Wood and actor Christopher Walken returned to the boat following a dinner offshore where they had all been drinking. He recounts the argument he and Walken had over how much Wood should work, during which she went below deck to bed.
When Wagner went to look for her, he saw that both the dinghy and Wood were gone. “Nobody heard anything,” he tells his daughter.
As they both fight back tears, he recounts the moment he was told they had found her body. “That night has gone through my mind so many times,” he says.
“If he hadn’t been able to go there, we would not have made the film,” says Natasha.
She acknowledges she’ll never know with “complete certainty” exactly how her mother ended up in the water because she was alone when she died. “It was a terrible, terrible accident,” she writes, “and the only thing to blame was too much alcohol that night.”
She hopes with both projects, the focus will now return to her mother’s life and work.
“Natasha really wanted to focus, not how Natalie left us, but how she lived,” says Wagner. “And I think she captured that. It was a long time coming and I’m so proud of her. Believe me, it wasn’t easy. It was something in her heart and soul that she wanted to do.”
“The Natalie Wood story is the story of Hollywood and the movies and the golden age of cinema,” says Laurent Bouzereau, who directed the documentary, “but really, it is the story of a family.”
Natalie Wood: What Remains Behind will premiere Tuesday, May 5 at 9 p.m. ET/PT, exclusively on HBO.
A tribute to the late Kobe and Gigi Bryant was defaced with graffiti … with the mural becoming a canvas for an apparent beef between street artists.
The vandalism was spotted recently … with a piece depicting the Lakers legend in uniform and kissing his young daughter on the cheek being covered in white paint and a graffiti tag.
In the top corner, where the original artist’s name “Sloe Motions” appeared, it looks like someone scribbled out the tag and wrote “Keep running your mouth, p***y.”
That warning was also crossed out … with another message popping up underneath — “Leave a name, p***y! Don’t B scared.”
Kobe and Gigi art is common in L.A. following their tragic Jan. 2020 deaths — there are hundreds throughout the area alone — and while the city is no stranger to graffiti, it’s widely understood Bryant murals should go untouched.
No word on who was behind the vandalism … but it’s safe to say the culprit(s) not only pissed off the original artist, but the basketball community as well.
A fundraiser was launched to help restore the mural to its original form.
Jeremy Renner is giving a shocking account of his near-fatal 2023 snowplow accident … saying at one point, he briefly died.
The Marvel star spells it all out in his new memoir, “My Next Breath,” detailing everything that came with getting mowed by a 14,000-pound snowplow.
In an excerpt from the book, according to UsWeekly, Renner describes the agony he faced after saving his young nephew from the machine, lying helpless after breaking over 30 bones.
He says, “After about 30 minutes on the ice, of breathing manually for so long, an effort akin to doing 10 or 20 push-ups per minute for half an hour … that’s when I died,” adding, “I died, right there on the driveway to my house.”
Renner is confident he died … saying a neighbor saw him turn a “gray-green color” before he closed his eyes and his heart rate “bottomed out at 18.”
Jeremy recounts a sense of euphoria, claiming his life flashed before him, saying, “When I died, what I felt was energy, a constantly connected, beautiful and fantastic energy. There was no time, place, or space, and nothing to see, except a kind of electric, two-way vision made from strands of that inconceivable energy.”
Almost like a scene from a movie … Renner explains he then felt a force telling him to not “let go,” and bringing him back to life.
The actor now sees his brutal accident as a “glory moment” and proudly touts that he “didn’t f***ing die.”
It’s been a miraculous road to recovery, no doubt … and Renner has every right to wear it like a badge of honor.
The lawyer representing the woman accusing Shannon Sharpe of rape will not be releasing the video that allegedly depicts the two engaging in sex … calling it “key evidence” in their case against the former NFL star.
Tony Buzbee tells TMZ Sports … he and his client — who filed a lawsuit against Sharpe earlier this month for sexual assault using the pseudonym Jane Doe — have zero plans right now to put the footage out to the media.
“The only reason you know about the existence of a video recording is that Mr. Sharpe specifically referenced it in his bulls*** statement,” Buzbee said. “The contents of the video was shared during the mediation process with Sharpe’s attorneys. Again, Sharpe and his team disclosed that, not us. Sharpe himself was offered on more than one occasion to view it himself. He declined. We’ve never made any claims or threats about it and won’t do so.”
“And no,” he added, “we won’t be ‘releasing’ the video as it is key evidence in the case and will be treated as such.”
Sharpe first made reference to the video on April 22 — two days after Doe filed her suit. He stated in an Instagram post it’s “a 30-second clip of a sex tape that tries to make me look guilty and play into every stereotype you could possibly imagine.”
He then contended the vid “should actually be 10 minutes or so” — before he implored Buzbee to put it out to the public in its entire, unedited state.
Doe is suing Sharpe for $50 million … alleging he raped her on more than one occasion toward the end of their nearly two-year-long relationship. Sharpe and his legal team have been adamant the Pro Football Hall of Famer committed no wrongdoing — and they’ve repeatedly called her suit a “shakedown” attempt.
Sharpe has stepped away from his gig at ESPN while vowing to battle the “false and disruptive allegations set against me.”
Hader shares how Wong helped after his three kids became “very worried” about him — before praising his children for their resilience.
Bill Hader is opening up about how the devastation of the LA wildfires affected him.
The former Saturday Night Live actor recalled his experience for the first time on a recent episode of Conan O’Brien’s podcast, Conan O’Brien Needs A Friend, after his home was damaged in the blaze.
“There’s just devastation all around,” he said. “It was no good. I was just in total shock.”
Hader credits his “great support system of friends,” including his girlfriend, comedian Ali Wong — who helped him go shopping for new clothes.
“It was very sweet. It meant a lot to me,” he said. “My kids are like, ‘You’re living in your pajamas,’ they’re very worried. And I told her about that and she was like, ‘Let me take you to get some clothes.'”
Hader shares three daughters — Hannah, Harper and Hayley — with his ex-wife Maggie Carey.
While he said the hardest part was knowing his kids lost so much, he added they have been “resilient” through the whole situation.
“Everybody’s like, ‘Are you there for your kids?’ And it’s like, ‘No, I’m getting more from them,'” he said. “I’m so inspired by them and their ability to move and adapt and be positive.”
The actor was in Malibu at the time, along with Kristen Wiig and Fred Armisen filming a Volkswagen commercial, when the fires beginning ripping through the Pacific Palisades,
“Kristen [Wiig], that morning said, ‘There’s a really bad windstorm coming, I’m really concerned about fires.’ First thing she said to me. And then we’re shooting and I look up, I saw smoke and the guys go, ‘Oh, don’t worry, that’s in the Palisades.’ I go, ‘I live in the Palisades’, and it was just dead silence. Then I was like, ‘I got to go,'” he said.
When he arrived to his neighborhood, the only way he could access his home was to go up with a news crew.
“I just went up and I go, ‘I have medication’, which is true,” he insisted.
“I need to go and get it. And they said, ‘No, it’s too dangerous.’ And I saw news crews and I literally just went up to them and I was like, ‘you recognize me?'” he recalled. “And they were like, ‘no.’ And I was like, ‘all right, I go to the next one.'”
“I was like, ‘you recognize me?’ And the guy was like, ‘hey, no way. Hey, what’s going on?’ So that was the only way I could get up there was if I went up with the news crew,” he shared.
The 2025 Los Angeles wildfires caused significant damage and devastation to the community, claiming at least 29 lives, destroying over 16,251 structures, and burning over 57,000 acres.
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