A Florida woman has been cleared of murdering her NBA executive husband - who was once her stepfather - after insisting she'd stabbed him in self-defense.  Danielle Redlick, 46, broke down in tears on Friday afternoon after the verdict over the January 2019 murder of Michael Redlick, 65, was handed down. The jury began deliberations on Thursday, and on Friday acquitted her of second-degree murder. Danielle - who met Michael while he was married to her late mother Kathleen - says Michael had flown into a rage over her cheating, which she had started in response to his affairs with other women.

Use Arrow Keys to NavigateView Gallery 10 Slides Advertisement - Continue Reading Below 1Anne Hathaway Media Platforms Design TeamBest Supporting Actress nominee, Anne Hathaway, took a statuesque turn in a pink tailored Prada gown paired with a Tiffany's choker necklace. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below 2Jessica Chastain Media Platforms Design TeamZero Dark Thirty star, Jessica Chastain, donned a copper Art Deco-inspired gown by Armani Privé and jewelry by Harry Winston.

Trent Williams is a professional American football player who plays in the offensive tackle position for the NFL club Washington Redskins. Williams joined the Redskins after the 2010 NFL Draft, where he was voted 4th overall and over the years has earned a reputation as one of the best tackles ever played in the NFL. Trent Williams BiographyTrent Williams was born on July 18, 1988, in Longview, Texas. His parents are Veronica and Freddie Williams.

Who are the most famous people who live in Chicago? Introduction Chicago is the third-most populous city in the US. The city is an international hub for commerce, finance, transportation, telecommunications, and industry, with O’Hare International Airport being the 2nd-busiest airport in the world in terms of traffic movements. Here are several interesting facts about Chicago: Chicago’s Western Avenue has a total of 62 car dealerships, and at 23.5 miles – it is the world’s longest street.

(Hypebot) — CD Baby has launched CDB Boost to help independent songwriters with royalty collection and access to sync opportunities. CDB Boost includes mechanical royalty collection via the Mechanical Licensing Collective (MLC), non-interactive digital performance royalty collections from services like Pandora Radio and SiriusXM via SoundExchange, and inclusion in CD Baby’s sync licensing program. With CDB Boost, CD Baby will automatically register users’ musical works with The MLC and SoundExchange and collect royalties on their behalf.