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Emmitt Smith accused of cheating Native American solar investor out of $2.5m (opens the original)
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NFL all-time leading rusher Emmitt Smith has been accused of defrauding an investor in a Texas solar energy initiative out of $2.5 million, according to a legal filing. A lawsuit filed in a Delaware court on Monday alleges the Pro Football Hall of Fame running back and his business associates used funds borrowed from a Native American group to pay off a separate creditor - a tactic the complaint describes as "essentially, like a Ponzi scheme." Kituwah, a tribally owned economic development agenc
Harry Potter actor says turning to OnlyFans âreally saved meâ (opens the original)
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Harry Potter actor Jessie Cave said creating content for OnlyFans "really has saved me" following an "embarrassing" period struggling for work and money. The 39-year-old is best known for portraying Lavender Brown in the film series and attracted notice after launching her profile on the platform in March 2025. Though OnlyFans is mainly associated with adult material, Cave targets a non-sexual audience with her "hair content", and previously disclosed earning more on the service in a single year
American Pie star Shannon Elizabeth says she made $1 million on OnlyFans in nine days (opens the original)
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American Pie star Shannon Elizabeth has revealed she earned $1 million (£740,000) on OnlyFans within nine days. The 52-year-old US actor created her profile on the platform, which is largely associated with adult material, in April 2026. The performer, who rose to prominence playing foreign exchange student Nadia in the 1999 teen comedy, promised to display "the side of me that doesn’t make it into movies". Discussing her staggering success on the platform with Variety, Elizabeth stated: "I cros
A third of UK yoga teachers at risk of injury payouts due to lack of insurance cover (opens the original)
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A significant number of yoga instructors across the UK are operating without adequate insurance coverage, leaving them vulnerable to potential claims and highlighting a critical gap in professional practice. New research from Insure4Sport reveals that a third of practicing yoga teachers lack a personal policy to cover their teaching activities. The survey, which polled 100 UK yoga teachers, found that 15 per cent have no insurance whatsoever. A further 17 per cent rely solely on their employer’s
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