skynewsus--2020-07-11--Brooklyn Beckham and actress Nicola Peltz engaged

Brooklyn Beckham and American actress Nicola Peltz have announced they are engaged .
The model 's parents , retired football star David Beckham and Spice Girl-turned fashion designer Victoria Beckham , gave their blessing to the happy couple who confirmed their relationship in January .
Brooklyn , 21 , wrote on Instagram : `` Two weeks ago I asked my soulmate to marry me and she said yes xx .
`` I am the luckiest man in the world .
I promise to be the best husband and the best daddy one day .
I love you baby xx .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ so lucky to call you mine . ''
They posted the same picture of themselves standing in a field and embracing , with her wearing a yellow dress and him in a blue suit .
Peltz , 25 , wrote on her Instagram : `` You 've made me the luckiest girl in the world .
`` I ca n't wait to spend the rest of my life by your side .
`` Your love is the most precious gift .
I love you so so much baby and thank you Harper for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ quickly congratulated the couple , with Brooklyn 's parents posting the same photo and saying it is the `` MOST exciting news '' and they could not be happier they are getting married .
Actress Millie Bobby Brown said : `` Congratulations !
!
So much love . ''
Brooklyn is the eldest of the Beckham 's four children while Peltz , who is from New York state , has been in films including `` The Last Airbender '' and `` Transformers : Age of Extinction '' .

Brooklyn Beckham and American actress Nicola Peltz have announced they are engaged.
The model's parents, retired football star David Beckham and Spice Girl-turned fashion designer Victoria Beckham, gave their blessing to the happy couple who confirmed their relationship in January.
Brooklyn, 21, wrote on Instagram: "Two weeks ago I asked my soulmate to marry me and she said yes xx.
"I am the luckiest man in the world. I promise to be the best husband and the best daddy one day. I love you baby xx."
Image: The pair confirmed their relationship in January this year
She replied: "I'm so lucky to call you mine."
They posted the same picture of themselves standing in a field and embracing, with her wearing a yellow dress and him in a blue suit.
Peltz, 25, wrote on her Instagram: "You've made me the luckiest girl in the world.
"I can't wait to spend the rest of my life by your side.
"Your love is the most precious gift. I love you so so much baby and thank you Harper for this pic."
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Friends and family quickly congratulated the couple, with Brooklyn's parents posting the same photo and saying it is the "MOST exciting news" and they could not be happier they are getting married.
F1 driver Lewis Hamilton wrote: "Congratulations bro."
Actress Millie Bobby Brown said: "Congratulations!! So much love."
Brooklyn is the eldest of the Beckham's four children while Peltz, who is from New York state, has been in films including "The Last Airbender" and "Transformers: Age of Extinction".


skynewsus--2020-07-12--Disney World Florida re-opens - but no fireworks or hugging

Disney World Florida has reopened after four months of lockdown , despite a recent surge in COVID-19 cases in the US state .
`` The Most Magical Place on Earth '' has introduced strict rules - including mandatory masks and social distancing - in a bid to prevent the spread of coronavirus .
Along with the Magic Kingdom , Animal Kingdom has also reopened .
Epcot and Disney 's Hollywood Studios will re-open in four days .
Universal Orlando and SeaWorld Orlando have already opened their doors .
The re-openings come as many cities and countries re-introduce restrictions , in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ confirmed 10,000 more infections on Saturday , and there have been 500 coronavirus-related deaths in the last week alone .
The Magical Kingdom will look very different in a post-lockdown world .
Disney has suspended fireworks shows and parades to prevent crowds , and in a blow for huggers , the costumed characters will not be able to embrace guests .
Instead , Disney characters are in motorcades , and will make their way through the park .
Other changes in place include mandatory advance booking , temperature checks on arrival for both @ @ @ @ @ @ @ between parks .
Disney fan Diane Watkins , a teacher from Alabama who goes to the Florida resort around eight times a year , was one of the first to return .
She said the return was `` very emotional '' , and left her in tears , adding : `` Hot or not , mask or not , we 're just happy to be here '' .
She also said that due to the park 's reduced capacity , the wait for some of the most popular rides had been slashed from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Listen to the Backstage podcast on Apple Podcasts , Google Podcasts , Spotify , Spreaker Lori Lovell , from Indiana , called the park her `` second home '' , and agreed that the lack of crowds was a definite plus .
She said : `` I 've been here on spring breaks where you can barely walk around , [ but now ] the walkways are very wide open . ''
Early park-goers appeared to be complying with Disney 's rules , with the vast majority wearing masks and adhering to social @ @

Disney World Florida has reopened after four months of lockdown, despite a recent surge in COVID-19 cases in the US state.
"The Most Magical Place on Earth" has introduced strict rules - including mandatory masks and social distancing - in a bid to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
Along with the Magic Kingdom, Animal Kingdom has also reopened. Epcot and Disney's Hollywood Studios will re-open in four days.
Universal Orlando and SeaWorld Orlando have already opened their doors.
Image: Masks and temperature checks are the new normal
The re-openings come as many cities and countries re-introduce restrictions, in response to rising COVID-19 cases.
Florida confirmed 10,000 more infections on Saturday, and there have been 500 coronavirus-related deaths in the last week alone.
The Magical Kingdom will look very different in a post-lockdown world.
Disney has suspended fireworks shows and parades to prevent crowds, and in a blow for huggers, the costumed characters will not be able to embrace guests.
Instead, Disney characters are in motorcades, and will make their way through the park.
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Other changes in place include mandatory advance booking, temperature checks on arrival for both visitors and staff, and no hopping between parks.
Image: Enhanced cleaning measures are in place
Disney fan Diane Watkins, a teacher from Alabama who goes to the Florida resort around eight times a year, was one of the first to return.
She said the return was "very emotional", and left her in tears, adding: "Hot or not, mask or not, we're just happy to be here".
She also said that due to the park's reduced capacity, the wait for some of the most popular rides had been slashed from 90 minutes to five.
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Lori Lovell, from Indiana, called the park her "second home", and agreed that the lack of crowds was a definite plus.
She said: "I've been here on spring breaks where you can barely walk around, [but now] the walkways are very wide open."
Early park-goers appeared to be complying with Disney's rules, with the vast majority wearing masks and adhering to social distancing.


skynewsus--2020-07-12--Making history: US Navy welcomes first black female tactical aircraft pilot

The US Navy has welcomed its first black female tactical aircraft pilot .
Lieutenant JG ( junior grade ) Madeline Swegle has completed naval flight school and will be awarded her flight officer insignia , known as Wings Of Gold , later this month .
The Naval Air Training Command said on Twitter that Lt JG Swegle is the Navy 's first known black female TACAIR ( Tactical Aircraft ) pilot .
She is from Burke , Virginia , and graduated from the US Naval Academy in 2017 , according to US military publication Stars And Stripes .
She is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 21 in Kingsville , Texas .
Swegle 's sister Sophie shared the navy 's post on Twitter , writing : `` Just my older sister being a boss every day of her life .
Proud of her does n't even cover it '' .
Naval aviation is dominated by white men - according to a Military.com investigation in 2018 , there were only 26 black pilots out of the 1,404 who flew the F/A-18 and less than 2 % of all pilots on jet platforms were black .
Last month the navy announced @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , sexism and other discrimination within its ranks .
Lt JG Swegle 's milestone comes after Rosemary Mariner in 1974 became the first woman to fly a tactical fighter jet , according to reports .

The US Navy has welcomed its first black female tactical aircraft pilot.
Lieutenant JG (junior grade) Madeline Swegle has completed naval flight school and will be awarded her flight officer insignia, known as Wings Of Gold, later this month.
The Naval Air Training Command said on Twitter that Lt JG Swegle is the Navy's first known black female TACAIR (Tactical Aircraft) pilot.
Image: Lt JG Swegle graduated from the US Naval Academy in 2017. Pic: US Navy
She is from Burke, Virginia, and graduated from the US Naval Academy in 2017, according to US military publication Stars And Stripes.
She is assigned to the Redhawks of Training Squadron 21 in Kingsville, Texas.
Swegle's sister Sophie shared the navy's post on Twitter, writing: "Just my older sister being a boss every day of her life. Proud of her doesn't even cover it".
Naval aviation is dominated by white men - according to a Military.com investigation in 2018, there were only 26 black pilots out of the 1,404 who flew the F/A-18 and less than 2% of all pilots on jet platforms were black.
Last month the navy announced a task force to look at racism, sexism and other discrimination within its ranks.
Lt JG Swegle's milestone comes after Rosemary Mariner in 1974 became the first woman to fly a tactical fighter jet, according to reports.


skynewsus--2020-07-12--'They never had a chance': Two police officers shot dead in Texas

Two police officers have been shot dead while responding to reports of a domestic assault in southern Texas .
Edelmiro Garza , 45 , and Ismael Chavez , 39 , were shot on the doorstep of a home in McAllen on Saturday afternoon .
The suspect later killed himself .
McAllen police chief Victor Rodriguez , who identified the officers , said they `` never had a chance '' to defend themselves .
Mr Garza and Mr Chavez were responding to a report from two people who said assaults had taken place inside a nearby home at around 3.30pm .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ by police as Audon Ignacio Camarillo , 23 , opened fire as the officers attempted to enter the home , the police chief said .
`` They were doing their job .
That is what they were supposed to do .
The person was a suspect of the incident , met our officers at the door , and shot at both officers , '' a visibly distraught Mr Rodriguez told The [ McAllen ] Monitor .
`` Both officers suffered fatal wounds , they have both passed away as a result .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ deadly assault on them , much less death . ''
He added : `` We have lost two brave public servants who sought only to keep peace in our city . ''
Fellow police officers only learned of their colleagues ' deaths when they arrived at the scene moments later .
The suspect hid behind a vehicle as the other officers approached , before turning the gun on himself .
Camarillo had a number of previous run-ins with police , including an arrest last month on assault charges , according to public records @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on Apple podcasts , Google Podcasts , Spotify , and Spreaker More details about the domestic disturbance Mr Garza and Mr Chavez were responding to are not currently known .
The fallen officers were honoured by other members of law enforcement from several nearby cities on Saturday evening .
More than 50 police cars formed a procession that accompanied the officers ' bodies , which were taken for post-mortem examinations .
Mr Rodriguez said : `` The next few days for us , moving forward as well , will be very , very @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and at the city of McAllen , but our strength will get us through .
`` We gather our strength from our police officers , and we gather our strengths from our colleagues , as you can see here . ''
Mr Garza had been with the police department for more than eight years , while Mr Chavez had over two years of experience .
Texas governor Greg Abbott , who spoke with Mr Rodriguez , wrote on Twitter : `` Two of our finest were killed in the line of duty while @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ... We unite to # BackTheBlue . ''

Two police officers have been shot dead while responding to reports of a domestic assault in southern Texas.
Edelmiro Garza, 45, and Ismael Chavez, 39, were shot on the doorstep of a home in McAllen on Saturday afternoon.
The suspect later killed himself.
McAllen police chief Victor Rodriguez, who identified the officers, said they "never had a chance" to defend themselves.
Mr Garza and Mr Chavez were responding to a report from two people who said assaults had taken place inside a nearby home at around 3.30pm.
The alleged gunman, who was identified by police as Audon Ignacio Camarillo, 23, opened fire as the officers attempted to enter the home, the police chief said.
"They were doing their job. That is what they were supposed to do. The person was a suspect of the incident, met our officers at the door, and shot at both officers," a visibly distraught Mr Rodriguez told The [McAllen] Monitor.
"Both officers suffered fatal wounds, they have both passed away as a result. The officers never had a chance to suspect deadly assault on them, much less death."
He added: "We have lost two brave public servants who sought only to keep peace in our city."
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Fellow police officers only learned of their colleagues' deaths when they arrived at the scene moments later.
The suspect hid behind a vehicle as the other officers approached, before turning the gun on himself.
Camarillo had a number of previous run-ins with police, including an arrest last month on assault charges, according to public records.
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More details about the domestic disturbance Mr Garza and Mr Chavez were responding to are not currently known.
The fallen officers were honoured by other members of law enforcement from several nearby cities on Saturday evening.
More than 50 police cars formed a procession that accompanied the officers' bodies, which were taken for post-mortem examinations.
Mr Rodriguez said: "The next few days for us, moving forward as well, will be very, very difficult, for ourselves at the department and at the city of McAllen, but our strength will get us through.
"We gather our strength from our police officers, and we gather our strengths from our colleagues, as you can see here."
Mr Garza had been with the police department for more than eight years, while Mr Chavez had over two years of experience.
Texas governor Greg Abbott, who spoke with Mr Rodriguez, wrote on Twitter: "Two of our finest were killed in the line of duty while working to protect residents in their community... We unite to #BackTheBlue."


skynewsus--2020-07-12--18 sailors injured in explosion on US military ship

Eighteen sailors have been injured after an explosion caused a fire on a military ship in San Diego , the fire department said .
The sailors were taken from the USS Bonhomme Richard to hospital with `` non-life threatening injuries '' on Sunday morning , Mike Raney , a spokesman for Naval Surface Force , US Pacific Fleet , said .
San Diego Fire Department added that they were being treated `` for a variety of injuries '' and the cause of the fire is under investigation .
Video footage showed firefighters rushing into thick smoke billowing from the 257m @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at the San Diego naval base .
All sailors are believed to be accounted for and have cleared the area .
Mr Raney said there were about 160 sailors and officers on board - far fewer than the thousand typically on the ship when it is on active duty .
Emergency crews in boats were spraying the burning ship down with water from hoses .
Federal Fire called on San Diego Fire Rescue crews to respond to the three-alarm fire that started at about 9am local time ( 5pm BST ) .
At @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) , the fire department said all its personnel had been instructed to leave the pier , as aerial footage showed the fire appearing to grow .
The ship was undergoing routine maintenance at the time of the fire .
The Bonhomme Richard has been stationed in San Diego since 2018 after it spent six years in Japan as part of the US Forward Deployed Naval Force .

Eighteen sailors have been injured after an explosion caused a fire on a military ship in San Diego, the fire department said.
The sailors were taken from the USS Bonhomme Richard to hospital with "non-life threatening injuries" on Sunday morning, Mike Raney, a spokesman for Naval Surface Force, US Pacific Fleet, said.
San Diego Fire Department added that they were being treated "for a variety of injuries" and the cause of the fire is under investigation.
Image: Smaller boats were trying to hose down the fire on the ship
Video footage showed firefighters rushing into thick smoke billowing from the 257m (844ft) amphibious assault ship docked at the San Diego naval base.
All sailors are believed to be accounted for and have cleared the area. Mr Raney said there were about 160 sailors and officers on board - far fewer than the thousand typically on the ship when it is on active duty.
Emergency crews in boats were spraying the burning ship down with water from hoses.
Federal Fire called on San Diego Fire Rescue crews to respond to the three-alarm fire that started at about 9am local time (5pm BST).
Image: An explosion was followed by a fire and lots of smoke on the ship
Image: Firefighters battled through thick smoke on the USS Bonhomme Richard in San Diego
At about midday local time (8pm BST), the fire department said all its personnel had been instructed to leave the pier, as aerial footage showed the fire appearing to grow.
The ship was undergoing routine maintenance at the time of the fire.
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The Bonhomme Richard has been stationed in San Diego since 2018 after it spent six years in Japan as part of the US Forward Deployed Naval Force.


skynewsus--2020-07-12--Disney World Florida re-opens (with a difference)


skynewsus--2020-07-12--Shango the gorilla gets COVID-19 test after developing fever

A gorilla at a zoo in Florida has been tested for COVID-19 after he was taken to an animal hospital to receive treatment following a fight with his younger brother .
Zoo Miami says 31-year-old Shango - who weighs 433lbs - and Barney , 26 , got into a fight on Wednesday , resulting in bite wounds .
They were both born at San Francisco Zoo and arrived at Zoo Miami in 2017 , where they have lived together ever since .
It says conflicts between adult male gorillas in bachelor groups are not uncommon , but that most consist @ @ @ @ @ @ @ injury .
The zoo says Shango received X-rays , vaccinations , an ultrasound , a TB test and a bronchoscopy as part of its overall preventative medicine program .
It says the lowland gorilla 's bite wounds were `` quite deep '' , but `` fortunately did not appear to result in any permanent damage '' .
Because he was presenting with a low grade fever , and as a precaution during the coronavirus pandemic , he was also tested for COVID-19 , but it came back negative .
Shango has since been @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will be closely monitored as he continues to heal .
The zoo says no decision has been made yet about whether he will be reintroduced to brother Barney , as that will depend on `` behavioral assessments made by the staff combined with the healing progress of his injuries '' .

A gorilla at a zoo in Florida has been tested for COVID-19 after he was taken to an animal hospital to receive treatment following a fight with his younger brother.
Zoo Miami says 31-year-old Shango - who weighs 433lbs - and Barney, 26, got into a fight on Wednesday, resulting in bite wounds.
They were both born at San Francisco Zoo and arrived at Zoo Miami in 2017, where they have lived together ever since.
Image: Shango's COVID-19 test included a nasal swab. Pic: Ron Magill Conservation Endowment
It says conflicts between adult male gorillas in bachelor groups are not uncommon, but that most consist of posturing and rarely result in serious injury.
The zoo says Shango received X-rays, vaccinations, an ultrasound, a TB test and a bronchoscopy as part of its overall preventative medicine program.
It says the lowland gorilla's bite wounds were "quite deep", but "fortunately did not appear to result in any permanent damage".
Because he was presenting with a low grade fever, and as a precaution during the coronavirus pandemic, he was also tested for COVID-19, but it came back negative.
Shango has since been returned to the gorilla area where he will be closely monitored as he continues to heal.
The zoo says no decision has been made yet about whether he will be reintroduced to brother Barney, as that will depend on "behavioral assessments made by the staff combined with the healing progress of his injuries".


skynewsus--2020-07-13--Elvis Presley's grandson found dead at 27

His mother Lisa Marie Presley is `` completely heartbroken , inconsolable and beyond devastated '' , according to her spokesman .
TMZ is reporting that Keough took his own life on Sunday in Calabasas , California , quoting police sources who said he appeared to die from a self-inflicted gunshot wound .
That information could not be independently verified .
Roger Widynowksi , spokesman for Lisa Marie , said the 52-year-old `` adored '' her son and that he was `` the love of her life '' .
He added that she was `` trying to stay strong for her @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' .
Keough was the younger of the two children Lisa Marie had with her first husband , musician Danny Keough , who she divorced in 1994 .
Riley is 31 .
In June 2019 , Lisa Marie tweeted a photo with her children and the caption `` Mama Lion with cubs '' .
Benjamin Keough - who bore an uncanny resemblance to his grandfather - had acted and was a musician himself , according to TMZ .
The entertainment website said Keough kept a low profile and that one of the last @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his family was during a vigil at Graceland for the 40th anniversary of Elvis 's death .
Lisa Marie 's close relationship to her son , whose middle name was Storm , was reported to have inspired the title track of her third album , Storm & Grace , released in 2012 .
A singer-songwriter in her own right , Lisa Marie married her fourth husband , musician-producer Michael Lockwood , after two brief marriages to Michael Jackson and actor Nicholas Cage .
She had twin daughters with Lockwood , with whom she @ @ @ @ @ @ @ after filing for divorce in 2016 .
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In the US , call the Samaritans branch in your area or 1 ( 800 ) 273-TALK .

Elvis Presley's grandson, Benjamin Keough, has died aged 27.
His mother Lisa Marie Presley is "completely heartbroken, inconsolable and beyond devastated", according to her spokesman.
TMZ is reporting that Keough took his own life on Sunday in Calabasas, California, quoting police sources who said he appeared to die from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
That information could not be independently verified.
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Roger Widynowksi, spokesman for Lisa Marie, said the 52-year-old "adored" her son and that he was "the love of her life".
He added that she was "trying to stay strong for her 11-year-old twins and oldest daughter, Riley".
Keough was the younger of the two children Lisa Marie had with her first husband, musician Danny Keough, who she divorced in 1994. Riley is 31.
In June 2019, Lisa Marie tweeted a photo with her children and the caption "Mama Lion with cubs".
Benjamin Keough - who bore a strong resemblance to his grandfather - had acted and was a musician himself, according to TMZ.
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The entertainment website said Keough kept a low profile and that one of the last times he was seen in public with his family was during a vigil at Graceland for the 40th anniversary of Elvis's death.
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Lisa Marie's close relationship to her son, whose middle name was Storm, was reported to have inspired the title track of her third album, Storm & Grace, released in 2012.
A singer-songwriter in her own right, Lisa Marie married her fourth husband, musician-producer Michael Lockwood, after two brief marriages to Michael Jackson and actor Nicholas Cage.
She had twin daughters with Lockwood, with whom she is reportedly involved in a custody battle after filing for divorce in 2016.
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skynewsus--2020-07-13--John Travolta's wife Kelly Preston dies aged 57

John Travolta says his wife Kelly Preston has died from breast cancer .
The actor wrote on Instagram : `` It is with a very heavy heart that I inform you that my beautiful wife Kelly has lost her two-year battle with breast cancer .
`` She fought a courageous fight with the love and support of so many . ''
The actress , 57 , had chosen to keep her diagnosis private .
A family representative told People.com that she died on Sunday morning and `` had been undergoing medical treatment for some time , supported by her closest @ @ @ @ @ @ @ alongside Tom Cruise as his fiancee in Jerry Maguire , and with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito in the comedy Twins .
She also starred several times with her husband , most recently in mob flick Gotti in 2018 .
The couple were married for more than 28 years , tying the knot at a midnight ceremony in Paris while Preston was pregnant with their first child Jett .
They had two more children - a daughter , who 's now 20 , and a nine-year-old son .
Jett Travolta died in 2009 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ seizure on holiday in The Bahamas .
Preston 's last post on Instagram was in June , when she shared a picture of her family alongside the caption : `` Happy Father 's Day to the best one I know , we love you . ''
Travolta said he would be `` taking some time to be there for my children '' , adding : `` Please know that I will feel your outpouring of love in the weeks and months ahead as we heal . ''
Their daughter , Ella Blue , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ never met anyone as courageous , strong , beautiful and loving as you . ''
Among others to pay tribute was Russell Crowe , who called her `` such a lovely person '' .
The Gladiator star tweeted : `` In 1995 we auditioned together for Breaking Up , Salma Hayek got that gig .
I havent seen her much , but when I did , she was always the same sparkly eyed gem .
Love to her family .
R.I.P . ''
Arnold Schwarzenegger 's ex-wife , Maria Shriver , posted : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Kelly was such a bright loving soul , a talented actress , and a loving mom and wife .
`` My heart breaks for her family who have already known such sadness and grief .
Join me in sending them love and strength . ''

John Travolta says his wife Kelly Preston has died from breast cancer.
The actor wrote on Instagram: "It is with a very heavy heart that I inform you that my beautiful wife Kelly has lost her two-year battle with breast cancer.
"She fought a courageous fight with the love and support of so many."
The actress, 57, had chosen to keep her diagnosis private.
Image: The couple were married for more than 28 years (pictured here in 1993 and 1995)
A family representative told People.com that she died on Sunday morning and "had been undergoing medical treatment for some time, supported by her closest family and friends".
Preston appeared alongside Tom Cruise as his fiancee in Jerry Maguire, and with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito in the comedy Twins.
She also starred several times with her husband, most recently in mob flick Gotti in 2018.
Image: Travolta says his wife had been ill for two years
Image: Preston and Travolta at the Cannes Film Festival in 2018
The couple were married for more than 28 years, tying the knot at a midnight ceremony in Paris while Preston was pregnant with their first child Jett.
They had two more children - a daughter, who's now 20, and a nine-year-old son.
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Jett Travolta died in 2009, aged 16, after suffering a seizure on holiday in The Bahamas.
Preston's last post on Instagram was in June, when she shared a picture of her family alongside the caption: "Happy Father's Day to the best one I know, we love you."
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Travolta said he would be "taking some time to be there for my children", adding: "Please know that I will feel your outpouring of love in the weeks and months ahead as we heal."
Their daughter, Ella Blue, posted on Instagram: "I have never met anyone as courageous, strong, beautiful and loving as you."
Among others to pay tribute was Russell Crowe, who called her "such a lovely person".
The Gladiator star tweeted: "In 1995 we auditioned together for Breaking Up, Salma Hayek got that gig. I havent seen her much, but when I did, she was always the same sparkly eyed gem. Love to her family. R.I.P."
Arnold Schwarzenegger's ex-wife, Maria Shriver, posted: "Shocked by this sad news. Kelly was such a bright loving soul, a talented actress, and a loving mom and wife.
"My heart breaks for her family who have already known such sadness and grief. Join me in sending them love and strength."


skynewsus--2020-07-13--Rapper Lil Marlo shot dead in a 'targeted attack' while driving

The rap artist known as Lil Marlo has been shot dead while driving in Atlanta in what police believe was a targeted attack .
His record label , Quality Control Music , announced the death of Rudolph `` Marlo '' Johnson in a social media post , saying he will be remembered as a man of great talent who feared nothing .
Atlanta Police Department said officers responded to a single-vehicle accident on Interstate 285 at around 11.30pm .
They found the rapper dead inside the car .
Investigators believe he was shot while driving and he was the intended @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Marlo had been a rising star at Quality Control Music , which he joined in 2017 .
The music label paid tribute to him on Instagram , posting an image of the musician with the words : `` May you rest in peace . ''
Police said the rapper was 30 years old , but the social media post from Quality Control Music said he was born in 1993 , which would make him around 27 .
Marlo made his debut three years ago collaborating with rapper and friend Lil Baby on `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this year , he released `` 1st & 3rd '' featuring Future , Gucci Mane and Lil Baby .
Pierre Thomas , chief executive of Quality Control Music paid tribute to Marlo , writing on Instagram : `` So Much Potential That The World Did n't Get A Chance To See .
Love You Bro .
It 's Really Hard For Me To Say RIP . ''
Rapper Lil Yachty said on social media that he and Marlo had worked on four songs the morning of his death .
On Father 's Day @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to his children on Instagram : `` Thanks For Making Me Y'all Father I Would n't Trade Y'all For Da World # kemora # Rihanna # Marlo # Rudy Da Johnson Family . ''

The rap artist known as Lil Marlo has been shot dead while driving in Atlanta in what police believe was a targeted attack.
His record label, Quality Control Music, announced the death of Rudolph "Marlo" Johnson in a social media post, saying he will be remembered as a man of great talent who feared nothing.
Atlanta Police Department said officers responded to a single-vehicle accident on Interstate 285 at around 11.30pm.
They found the rapper dead inside the car.
Investigators believe he was shot while driving and he was the intended target, the police force added.
Image: The rap artist was a rising star at his record label
Marlo had been a rising star at Quality Control Music, which he joined in 2017.
The music label paid tribute to him on Instagram, posting an image of the musician with the words: "May you rest in peace."
Police said the rapper was 30 years old, but the social media post from Quality Control Music said he was born in 1993, which would make him around 27.
Marlo made his debut three years ago collaborating with rapper and friend Lil Baby on "2 The Hard Way".
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Earlier this year, he released "1st & 3rd" featuring Future, Gucci Mane and Lil Baby.
Pierre Thomas, chief executive of Quality Control Music paid tribute to Marlo, writing on Instagram: "So Much Potential That The World Didn't Get A Chance To See. Love You Bro. It's Really Hard For Me To Say RIP."
Rapper Lil Yachty said on social media that he and Marlo had worked on four songs the morning of his death.
On Father's Day three weeks ago, Marlo paid tribute to his children on Instagram: "Thanks For Making Me Y'all Father I Wouldn't Trade Y'all For Da World #kemora #Rihanna #Marlo #Rudy Da Johnson Family."


skynewsus--2020-07-13--Body found in lake is missing Glee star Naya Rivera's, police say

A body found in a California lake is that of Glee star Naya Rivera , police say .
The 33-year-old went missing after renting a boat on Lake Piru , northwest of Los Angeles , with her four-year-old son last Wednesday .
The Ventura County Sheriff 's office said they are `` confident '' the body they found on Monday morning is that of the actress .
`` There was no indication of foul play , no indication of suicide , '' Sheriff Bill Ayub said .
While formal identification has not yet taken place , he said based on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the physical characteristics and clothing , and the fact nobody else has been reported missing meant police are confident it is Rivera 's body .
They said Lake Piru park rangers found her body floating near the surface of the water in an area that is 35 to 60ft deep .
Due to the body decomposing over the five days since Rivera went missing , the body filled with gas and rose to the surface after having probably been stuck in very heavy vegetation , Sheriff Ayub said .
Divers had searched that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , he added .
The sheriff said her son , Josey Hollis Dorsey , had told detectives the pair went swimming and she boosted him onto the deck before he looked back to see her disappear under the surface of the water .
He was discovered alone in the boat , asleep , wrapped in a towel and wearing a life jacket , by the owner of the boat rental company who was concerned after they did not return at the time they were meant to .
Josey told investigators he and his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on the boat , but `` his mum never made it out of the water , '' sheriff 's sergeant Kevin Donoghue said on Sunday .
Sheriff Ayub said their theory is that the boat drifted as they swam and she `` mustered enough energy to get her son on board , but not enough to save herself '' .
Her body has been flown 40 miles ( 64km ) to the coroner 's office in Ventura where a post-mortem will be conducted , authorities said .
Detectives narrowed down the search area @ @ @ @ @ @ @ three other rental boats at the same time as Rivera , as they told them where they had seen her at what time .
Police also examined the background of videos from family members who chatted to the actress on FaceTime while she was on the boat .
Local search teams were joined by neighbouring police and search and rescue the day after Rivera 's disappearance , with Sheriff Ayub saying they would have struggled to find her body without all the help .
They used sonar devices attached to boats to scan @ @ @ @ @ @ @ divers and cadaver dogs also took part , while helicopters searched from above .
Investigators had stressed the many difficulties posed by the search , including strong currents , dangerous underwater debris , including whole trees , and visibility of 1ft-2ft .
Rivera played singing cheerleader Santana Lopez for six seasons on the musical-comedy TV series Glee .
She is now the third Glee cast member to die in their 30s .
Lead actor Cory Monteith died at the age of 31 from a toxic mix of alcohol and heroin in 2013 - @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's body was found .
In 2018 , co-star Mark Salling , who Rivera previously dated , killed himself aged 35 after pleading guilty to child pornography charges .
Rivera got engaged to rapper Big Sean in 2013 but their relationship ended in 2014 before she began dating actor Ryan Dorsey and getting married in Mexico three months later .
They had their son in September 2015 before Rivera filed for divorce after two years of marriage , which was then called off before their divorce was finalised in June 2018 .
Among @ @ @ @ @ @ @ her on-screen girlfriend on Glee , Demi Lovato , who said : `` The character you played was groundbreaking for tons of closeted ( at the time ) queer girls like me , and your ambition and accomplishments were inspiring to Latina women all over the world . ''
Jane Lynch , who played cheerleading coach Sue Sylvester , tweeted : `` Rest sweet Naya .
What a force you were .
Love and peace to your family . ''
Chris Colfer , who played Kurt Hummel , wrote on Instagram : `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Her beauty and talent were otherworldly .
She spoke truth to power with poise and fearlessness .
She could turn a bad day into a great day with a single remark .
`` She inspired and uplifted people without even trying .
Being close to her was both a badge of honour and a suit of armour .
Naya was truly one of a kind , and she always will be . ''

A body found in a California lake is that of Glee star Naya Rivera, police say.
The 33-year-old went missing after renting a boat on Lake Piru, northwest of Los Angeles, with her four-year-old son last Wednesday.
The Ventura County Sheriff's office said they are "confident" the body they found on Monday morning is that of the actress.
Image: Naya Rivera's body was found five days after she went missing on Lake Piru
"There was no indication of foul play, no indication of suicide," Sheriff Bill Ayub said.
While formal identification has not yet taken place, he said based on the location the body was found, the physical characteristics and clothing, and the fact nobody else has been reported missing meant police are confident it is Rivera's body.
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They said Lake Piru park rangers found her body floating near the surface of the water in an area that is 35 to 60ft deep.
Due to the body decomposing over the five days since Rivera went missing, the body filled with gas and rose to the surface after having probably been stuck in very heavy vegetation, Sheriff Ayub said.
Divers had searched that area thoroughly before Monday without finding her, he added.
The sheriff said her son, Josey Hollis Dorsey, had told detectives the pair went swimming and she boosted him onto the deck before he looked back to see her disappear under the surface of the water.
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Image: Rivera's son Josey Hollis was found asleep on the drifting rental boat
He was discovered alone in the boat, asleep, wrapped in a towel and wearing a life jacket, by the owner of the boat rental company who was concerned after they did not return at the time they were meant to.
Josey told investigators he and his mother went swimming and he got back on the boat, but "his mum never made it out of the water," sheriff's sergeant Kevin Donoghue said on Sunday.
Sheriff Ayub said their theory is that the boat drifted as they swam and she "mustered enough energy to get her son on board, but not enough to save herself".
Her body has been flown 40 miles (64km) to the coroner's office in Ventura where a post-mortem will be conducted, authorities said.
Detectives narrowed down the search area by talking to people who were on three other rental boats at the same time as Rivera, as they told them where they had seen her at what time.
Image: A search operation was launched, using dive teams, helicopters and drones
Police also examined the background of videos from family members who chatted to the actress on FaceTime while she was on the boat.
Local search teams were joined by neighbouring police and search and rescue the day after Rivera's disappearance, with Sheriff Ayub saying they would have struggled to find her body without all the help.
They used sonar devices attached to boats to scan the bottom of the lake and police divers and cadaver dogs also took part, while helicopters searched from above.
Investigators had stressed the many difficulties posed by the search, including strong currents, dangerous underwater debris, including whole trees, and visibility of 1ft-2ft.
Image: The boat that actor Naya Rivera was using when she went missing on Lake Piru
Rivera played singing cheerleader Santana Lopez for six seasons on the musical-comedy TV series Glee.
She is now the third Glee cast member to die in their 30s.
Lead actor Cory Monteith died at the age of 31 from a toxic mix of alcohol and heroin in 2013 - exactly seven years to the day Rivera's body was found.
In 2018, co-star Mark Salling, who Rivera previously dated, killed himself aged 35 after pleading guilty to child pornography charges.
Rivera got engaged to rapper Big Sean in 2013 but their relationship ended in 2014 before she began dating actor Ryan Dorsey and getting married in Mexico three months later.
They had their son in September 2015 before Rivera filed for divorce after two years of marriage, which was then called off before their divorce was finalised in June 2018.
Among the tributes to Rivera was one from her on-screen girlfriend on Glee, Demi Lovato, who said: "The character you played was groundbreaking for tons of closeted (at the time) queer girls like me, and your ambition and accomplishments were inspiring to Latina women all over the world."
Jane Lynch, who played cheerleading coach Sue Sylvester, tweeted: "Rest sweet Naya. What a force you were. Love and peace to your family."
Chris Colfer, who played Kurt Hummel, wrote on Instagram: "Her brilliance and humour were unmatched. Her beauty and talent were otherworldly. She spoke truth to power with poise and fearlessness. She could turn a bad day into a great day with a single remark.
"She inspired and uplifted people without even trying. Being close to her was both a badge of honour and a suit of armour. Naya was truly one of a kind, and she always will be."


skynewsus--2020-07-13--Washington Redskins NFL team dropping controversial name and logo

The Washington Redskins NFL team says it is dropping its name and Native American head logo .
The team said it is `` retiring '' the name and logo - among the most polarising in US professional sports - after 87 years .
Owner Dan Snyder and head coach Ron Rivera are `` working closely to develop a new name and design '' , a statement said .
The name and logo have long been controversial , with experts calling the Redskins a `` dictionary-defined racial slur '' in reference to Native Americans .
Ten days ago , the Redskins @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the name , following the recent conversation on race , prompted by George Floyd 's killing after a white police officer knelt on his neck in Minneapolis in May .
Sponsors , including FedEx , PepsiCo and Bank of America , had also asked for the name to be changed , while Nike removed all Redskins merchandise from its online store .
Snyder had previously refused to change the team 's name since buying the club in 1999 .
Monday 's announcement comes in stark contrast to the club 's previous stance @ @ @ @ @ @ @ one of the oldest in the league , said it had no comment about the name it was given in 1933 when it was still based in Boston .
Rivera said in a radio interview last month that now was not the time to discuss the name - but on announcing the review on 3 July he called it `` an issue of personal importance '' .
In a statement on Monday , the team said the new name and logo `` will enhance the standing of our proud , tradition rich franchise @ @ @ @ @ @ @ community for the next 100 years '' .
It did not state when the new name would be announced .
The decision to change the Redskins ' name will be a victory for Native American advocacy groups which have been trying for decades to force a change because they claimed it was racist .
Last week more than a dozen Native leaders and organisations wrote to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell demanding an immediate change of the name .
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Washington mayor Muriel Bowser recently said the name was an `` obstacle '' to the team building a stadium in the city .
Last month , the team removed racist founder George Preston Marshall from its Ring of Fame and a monument of him was removed from its old stadium site .
His granddaughter supported the moves and said she has `` always felt '' if anybody is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ change the name '' .

The Washington Redskins NFL team says it is dropping its name and Native American head logo.
The team said it is "retiring" the name and logo - among the most polarising in US professional sports - after 87 years.
Owner Dan Snyder and head coach Ron Rivera are "working closely to develop a new name and design", a statement said.
Image: The Redskins name has caused controversy for decades
The name and logo have long been controversial, with experts calling the Redskins a "dictionary-defined racial slur" in reference to Native Americans.
Ten days ago, the Redskins had started a "thorough review" of the name, following the recent conversation on race, prompted by George Floyd's killing after a white police officer knelt on his neck in Minneapolis in May.
Sponsors, including FedEx, PepsiCo and Bank of America, had also asked for the name to be changed, while Nike removed all Redskins merchandise from its online store.
Snyder had previously refused to change the team's name since buying the club in 1999.
Monday's announcement comes in stark contrast to the club's previous stance - only last month the team, one of the oldest in the league, said it had no comment about the name it was given in 1933 when it was still based in Boston.
Rivera said in a radio interview last month that now was not the time to discuss the name - but on announcing the review on 3 July he called it "an issue of personal importance".
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Image: Sponsors FedEx and PepsiCo, seen on the side of the Redskins stadium which is being used for COVID-19 testing, had called for a name change
In a statement on Monday, the team said the new name and logo "will enhance the standing of our proud, tradition rich franchise and inspire our sponsors, fans and community for the next 100 years".
It did not state when the new name would be announced.
The decision to change the Redskins' name will be a victory for Native American advocacy groups which have been trying for decades to force a change because they claimed it was racist.
Last week more than a dozen Native leaders and organisations wrote to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell demanding an immediate change of the name.
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A study by University of California, Berkeley published earlier this year found 67% of those surveyed who strongly identify as Native American agreed the name was offensive.
Washington mayor Muriel Bowser recently said the name was an "obstacle" to the team building a stadium in the city.
Last month, the team removed racist founder George Preston Marshall from its Ring of Fame and a monument of him was removed from its old stadium site.
His granddaughter supported the moves and said she has "always felt" if anybody is offended by the Redskins "they should change the name".


skynewsus--2020-07-13--Johnny Depp ice cream photo emerges as ex-wife likened to Mike Tyson

Another photo showing Johnny Depp 's wild lifestyle has been shown during his libel trial against The Sun - as his ex-wife Amber Heard was likened to boxer Mike Tyson .
In his final day of giving evidence at the High Court , Depp claimed he lost $ 650m when former business managers `` stole '' his money .
He also denied allegations of violence towards ex-wife Amber Heard during their honeymoon , at Thanksgiving in 2015 and after her 30th birthday party in 2016 .
Later in the day , the court heard more about Depp 's wild lifestyle @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Heard as evidence of a night she thought the actor would not remember - showing the star asleep , holding a melting ice cream .
Here are some of the key moments from day five in court • Depp , 57 , accused Heard , 34 , of throwing a `` haymaker '' punch at him during a row after her 30th birthday party , hours after he had learned during a `` bad '' business meeting that he had lost $ 650m ( £514m ) • The actor said that `` it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of was something that she had done to me '' • Speaking about an incident in Australia in which he suffered serious injuries to a finger , he told the court he also contracted superbug MRSA afterwards • Stephen Deuters , European president of the actor 's production company , Infinitum Nihil , and his former assistant , said he never saw Heard with injuries and claimed it was the actress who subjected Depp to `` years of abuse '' • Mr Deuters described Heard as a `` sociopathic show pony '' , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` talentless **** '' in a text after she and Depp split up Depp 's employee Stephen Deuters gave evidence in the afternoon , backing claims made by the actor that it was Heard who was the `` abuser '' in the couple 's relationship .
In an email to Depp , Mr Deuters referred to Heard as `` Mike Tyson '' .
He told the court this was due to the type of relationship the couple had .
As he has done throughout the trial , Depp again accused Heard of being @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The star 's barrister , David Sherborne , asked for his account of an alleged argument at the couple 's LA penthouse after the actress 's party , to which Depp gave details about a `` bad meeting '' he had been to about his finances that took place beforehand .
`` I was in the early stage of learning from my recently acquired new business manager that the former business managers had [ taken ] quite a lot of my money , '' the actor told the court .
`` They @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Sherborne asked : `` How much money had they taken from you ? ''
Depp responded : `` It was put to me this way , because I had no idea about money or amounts of money .
`` Since Pirates ( Of The Caribbean ) 2 and 3 , I had - and this is ludicrous to have to state , it 's quite embarrassing - apparently I had made $ 650m and when I sacked them , for the right reasons , I had not only lost $ 650m dollars , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hole because they ( the previous business managers ) had not paid the government my taxes for 17 years . ''
The court also heard that Depp contracted a superbug after his finger was sliced open in an incident in Australia in March 2015 , which the actor has already been questioned about during the hearing .
The star said he `` ended up getting MRSA '' after having surgery to put a pin in a broken bone in his finger , with the injury occurring , he says , after Heard threw @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this claim .
Depp denied an alleged incident of domestic violence against Heard after they returned from Australia , saying he would not have been able to attack her because he was wearing a cast with `` a little dinosaur '' on it at the time .
He said he had decided that if he was going to have to wear one he should have the children 's `` wraparound '' on it as it was `` more fun '' .
Depp was said to have grabbed Heard by the hair with one @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the head with the other '' .
His lawyer said : `` And with that cast on , would you have been able to grab her hair with one hand and punch her repeatedly with the other ? ''
After more than four intense days on the witness stand , Depp has now finished giving evidence .
The actor is suing The Sun 's publisher News Group Newspapers ( NGN ) and its executive editor Dan Wootton over an article published in April 2018 , which labelled him a `` wife beater '' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ true .
He is accused of attacking Heard , 34 , throughout their relationship - allegations he strenuously denies .
The actor has been questioned about 14 alleged incidents of domestic violence , as well as his Hollywood lifestyle , past relationships with stars including Vanessa Paradis , Winona Ryder and Kate Moss - with Paradis and Ryder set to give evidence this week - and his well-documented use of drink and drugs .
On Monday afternoon , Mr Deuters followed Depp to answer questions in the witness box .
In his written @ @ @ @ @ @ @ period in which Mr Depp is alleged to have been abusive , he saw Ms Heard on many occasions .
`` At no point did Ms Heard ever mention any physical abuse and I never saw evidence of any injury to Ms Heard , '' he said .
Mr Deuters continued : `` In contrast , Mr Depp told me on multiple occasions that Ms Heard had attacked him or abused him physically and verbally . ''
: : Listen to the Backstage podcast on Apple Podcasts , Google Podcasts , Spotify , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his account of what has been called `` the Boston plane incident '' in May 2014 , when he was with Depp and Heard during a private flight from Boston to LA .
She alleges that he was abusive .
In his statement , Mr Deuters said it was Heard who was `` speaking at Mr Depp in an increasingly aggressive manner whilst he was focused on his notebooks , within which he often wrote or drew when flying '' .
He said he saw Heard `` gesticulating '' and was `` haranguing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ engage with the abuse he was receiving '' .
The actor went to the bathroom for the remainder of the flight - a `` common theme on the multiple times when Mr Depp was abused by Ms Heard - he would take himself away from the situation , often to a bathroom , and lock himself out harm 's way '' , Mr Deuters said .
Heard is set to give evidence later this week or next .

Another photo showing Johnny Depp's wild lifestyle has been shown during his libel trial against The Sun - as his ex-wife Amber Heard was likened to boxer Mike Tyson.
In his final day of giving evidence at the High Court, Depp claimed he lost $650m when former business managers "stole" his money.
He also denied allegations of violence towards ex-wife Amber Heard during their honeymoon, at Thanksgiving in 2015 and after her 30th birthday party in 2016.
Later in the day, the court heard more about Depp's wild lifestyle and was shown a photo taken by Heard as evidence of a night she thought the actor would not remember - showing the star asleep, holding a melting ice cream.
Here are some of the key moments from day five in court
Depp, 57, accused Heard, 34, of throwing a "haymaker" punch at him during a row after her 30th birthday party, hours after he had learned during a "bad" business meeting that he had lost $650m (£514m)
The actor said that "it seemed like everything she would accuse me of was something that she had done to me"
Speaking about an incident in Australia in which he suffered serious injuries to a finger, he told the court he also contracted superbug MRSA afterwards
Stephen Deuters, European president of the actor's production company, Infinitum Nihil, and his former assistant, said he never saw Heard with injuries and claimed it was the actress who subjected Depp to "years of abuse"
Mr Deuters described Heard as a "sociopathic show pony", a "Machiavellian overlord" and a "talentless ****" in a text after she and Depp split up
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Depp's employee Stephen Deuters gave evidence in the afternoon, backing claims made by the actor that it was Heard who was the "abuser" in the couple's relationship.
In an email to Depp, Mr Deuters referred to Heard as "Mike Tyson". He told the court this was due to the type of relationship the couple had.
Image: Amber Heard is set to give evidence later in the trial
Image: Depp has been greeted by photographers every day
As he has done throughout the trial, Depp again accused Heard of being "the aggressor" during their relationship.
The star's barrister, David Sherborne, asked for his account of an alleged argument at the couple's LA penthouse after the actress's party, to which Depp gave details about a "bad meeting" he had been to about his finances that took place beforehand.
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"I was in the early stage of learning from my recently acquired new business manager that the former business managers had [taken] quite a lot of my money," the actor told the court. "They had stolen my money."
Image: Depp starred in the Pirates Of The Caribbean franchise
Mr Sherborne asked: "How much money had they taken from you?"
Depp responded: "It was put to me this way, because I had no idea about money or amounts of money.
"Since Pirates (Of The Caribbean) 2 and 3, I had - and this is ludicrous to have to state, it's quite embarrassing - apparently I had made $650m and when I sacked them, for the right reasons, I had not only lost $650m dollars, but I was $100m in the hole because they (the previous business managers) had not paid the government my taxes for 17 years."
The court also heard that Depp contracted a superbug after his finger was sliced open in an incident in Australia in March 2015, which the actor has already been questioned about during the hearing.
Image: This picture from Depp's lawyers, which was presented in court last week, shows him in hospital after injuring his finger
The star said he "ended up getting MRSA" after having surgery to put a pin in a broken bone in his finger, with the injury occurring, he says, after Heard threw a bottle at him. She denies this claim.
Depp denied an alleged incident of domestic violence against Heard after they returned from Australia, saying he would not have been able to attack her because he was wearing a cast with "a little dinosaur" on it at the time.
He said he had decided that if he was going to have to wear one he should have the children's "wraparound" on it as it was "more fun".
Depp was said to have grabbed Heard by the hair with one hand and hit her "repeatedly in the head with the other".
His lawyer said: "And with that cast on, would you have been able to grab her hair with one hand and punch her repeatedly with the other?"
"No, sir," Depp replied.
Image: Court artist sketch by Elizabeth Cook of Depp (right) being cross-examined by Sasha Wass QC (left) before Mr Justice Nicol
After more than four intense days on the witness stand, Depp has now finished giving evidence.
The actor is suing The Sun's publisher News Group Newspapers (NGN) and its executive editor Dan Wootton over an article published in April 2018, which labelled him a "wife beater". NGN is defending the article as true.
He is accused of attacking Heard, 34, throughout their relationship - allegations he strenuously denies.
The actor has been questioned about 14 alleged incidents of domestic violence, as well as his Hollywood lifestyle, past relationships with stars including Vanessa Paradis, Winona Ryder and Kate Moss - with Paradis and Ryder set to give evidence this week - and his well-documented use of drink and drugs.
Image: Depp pictured with employee Stephen Deuters (left) and late security guard Jerry Judge in 2009
On Monday afternoon, Mr Deuters followed Depp to answer questions in the witness box.
In his written statement, he said that during the period in which Mr Depp is alleged to have been abusive, he saw Ms Heard on many occasions.
"At no point did Ms Heard ever mention any physical abuse and I never saw evidence of any injury to Ms Heard," he said.
Mr Deuters continued: "In contrast, Mr Depp told me on multiple occasions that Ms Heard had attacked him or abused him physically and verbally."
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In court, he also gave his account of what has been called "the Boston plane incident" in May 2014, when he was with Depp and Heard during a private flight from Boston to LA. She alleges that he was abusive.
In his statement, Mr Deuters said it was Heard who was "speaking at Mr Depp in an increasingly aggressive manner whilst he was focused on his notebooks, within which he often wrote or drew when flying".
He said he saw Heard "gesticulating" and was "haranguing" Depp, "who did not engage with the abuse he was receiving".
The actor went to the bathroom for the remainder of the flight - a "common theme on the multiple times when Mr Depp was abused by Ms Heard - he would take himself away from the situation, often to a bathroom, and lock himself out harm's way", Mr Deuters said.
Heard is set to give evidence later this week or next.
The trial continues.


skynewsus--2020-07-13--FBI agents broke down door to arrest Ghislaine Maxwell

FBI agents had to break down a door to arrest Ghislaine Maxwell , who had wrapped a mobile phone in tin foil to avoid detection , prosecutors say .
The former associate of convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein was being guarded at her home by former members of the British military when she was arrested on 2 July , New York court papers also said .
Ms Maxwell faces up to 35 years in jail over allegations she recruited teenage girls for Epstein to sexually abuse in the 1990s .
Lawyers said the socialite , 58 , is an `` extraordinary @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , French and US passports and is `` skilled at living in hiding '' .
Revealing details of her arrest at the New Hampshire estate she purchased in December , prosecutors said FBI agents told Maxwell to open the door but she refused .
`` Through a window , the agents saw the defendant ignore the direction to open the door and , instead , try to flee to another room in the house , quickly shutting a door behind her , '' they said .
Agents were forced to break through the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ security sweep of the house agents found a mobile phone wrapped in tin foil on a desk which they said was `` a seemingly misguided effort to evade detection , not by the press or public , which of course would have no ability to trace her phone or intercept her communications , but by law enforcement '' .
The only other person at the property at the time of Maxwell 's arrest was a private security guard who told the FBI Maxwell 's `` brother had hired a security company staffed with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ guard the defendant '' at the house on rotation , the court filing said .
It also emerged that at least one of Epstein 's victims , and possibly more , will tell a judge at a hearing on Tuesday that Ms Maxwell should be denied bail .
Her lawyers will argue she should be released on $ 5m ( £3.9m ) bail with electronic monitoring as they said she is being made a scapegoat after Epstein killed himself in jail last August .
Prosecutors allege Maxwell played a central role in facilitating @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` sexual exploitation that caused deep and lasting harm to vulnerable victims '' .
Maxwell last week said she `` vigorously denies the charges '' and intends to fight them , her lawyers also argue that she is protected by a plea agreement Epstein struck in 2007 in Miami , which covered `` any potential co-conspirators . ''

FBI agents had to break down a door to arrest Ghislaine Maxwell, who had wrapped a mobile phone in tin foil to avoid detection, prosecutors say.
The former associate of convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein was being guarded at her home by former members of the British military when she was arrested on 2 July, New York court papers also said.
Ms Maxwell faces up to 35 years in jail over allegations she recruited teenage girls for Epstein to sexually abuse in the 1990s.
Lawyers said the socialite, 58, is an "extraordinary" flight risk as she has British, French and US passports and is "skilled at living in hiding".
Image: Maxwell had moved to New Hampshire from New York shortly before her arrest
Revealing details of her arrest at the New Hampshire estate she purchased in December, prosecutors said FBI agents told Maxwell to open the door but she refused.
"Through a window, the agents saw the defendant ignore the direction to open the door and, instead, try to flee to another room in the house, quickly shutting a door behind her," they said.
Agents were forced to break through the door to arrest Maxwell.
Image: Maxwell was living in an isolated property in Bradford, New Hampshire, when she was arrested
During a security sweep of the house agents found a mobile phone wrapped in tin foil on a desk which they said was "a seemingly misguided effort to evade detection, not by the press or public, which of course would have no ability to trace her phone or intercept her communications, but by law enforcement".
The only other person at the property at the time of Maxwell's arrest was a private security guard who told the FBI Maxwell's "brother had hired a security company staffed with former members of the British military to guard the defendant" at the house on rotation, the court filing said.
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It also emerged that at least one of Epstein's victims, and possibly more, will tell a judge at a hearing on Tuesday that Ms Maxwell should be denied bail.
Her lawyers will argue she should be released on $5m (£3.9m) bail with electronic monitoring as they said she is being made a scapegoat after Epstein killed himself in jail last August.
Image: Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell on a pheasant shoot with Prince Andrew in Sandringham, Norfolk. Pic: Albanpix/Shutterstock
Prosecutors allege Maxwell played a central role in facilitating Epstein's crimes and she contributed to "sexual exploitation that caused deep and lasting harm to vulnerable victims".
Maxwell last week said she "vigorously denies the charges" and intends to fight them, her lawyers also argue that she is protected by a plea agreement Epstein struck in 2007 in Miami, which covered "any potential co-conspirators."


skynewsus--2020-07-14--'Completely unlawful': US accuses Beijing of 'bullying' in South China Sea

China has accused the US of `` stirring up tension '' after America 's secretary of state said it would take a tougher stance on Beijing 's `` bullying '' in the South China Sea .
Territorial disputes over small island chains in the region have been going on for years between China and neighbouring countries such as Vietnam , the Philippines and Malaysia .
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo tweeted on Monday : `` We are strengthening U.S. policy on South China Sea maritime claims , according to international law , in rejection of Beijing 's intimidation , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ . ''
He added : `` Beijing 's claims to offshore resources across most of the South China Sea are completely unlawful . ''
China has built military outposts on some of the islands and reefs in the South China Sea , and the area is estimated to have vast untapped reserves of oil and gas .
It is also a key international shipping route and a rich fishing ground .
The Chinese embassy in Washington hit back at Mr Pompeo , saying in a statement : `` The United States is not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
However , it has kept interfering in the issue . ''
It added : `` Under the pretext of preserving stability , it is flexing muscles , stirring up tension and inciting confrontation in the region . ''
China says it has a long historical claim on the disputed territory but some of it , such as the Spratly Islands archipelago , is much closer to its southeast Asian neighbours and more than 700 miles from the Chinese mainland .
Mr Pompeo 's statement said the US now considers nearly all maritime @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be illegitimate .
He also rejected the legality of the expansive `` nine-dashed line '' that purports to mark out China 's claim over huge swathes of the region .
America 's previous stance was to insist on UN-backed arbitration .
Japan has also waded into the row after a government report this week accused China of `` relentlessly '' trying to `` change the status quo '' by sending ships close to the Japan-administered Senaku Islands - whose ownership is also disputed between China , Japan and Taiwan .
It comes amid @ @ @ @ @ @ @ its new aircraft carriers , the £3bn HMS Queen Elizabeth , to the region next year to take part in exercises with the US and Japan .
The UK 's Ministry of Defence , however , said a decision had yet to be made on any deployment .
Experts say America 's new approach on the South China Sea may embolden the countries wrangling with Beijing over maritime disputes .
Zhu Feng , director of a South China Sea studies centre at Nanjing University , said the US has `` made itself into @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it will bring new instability and tension '' .

China has accused the US of "stirring up tension" after America's secretary of state said it would take a tougher stance on Beijing's "bullying" in the South China Sea.
Territorial disputes over small island chains in the region have been going on for years between China and neighbouring countries such as Vietnam, the Philippines and Malaysia.
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo tweeted on Monday: "We are strengthening U.S. policy on South China Sea maritime claims, according to international law, in rejection of Beijing's intimidation, bullying, and claims of maritime empire."
Image: Mike Pompeo accused China of trying to build a 'maritime empire'
He added: "Beijing's claims to offshore resources across most of the South China Sea are completely unlawful."
China has built military outposts on some of the islands and reefs in the South China Sea, and the area is estimated to have vast untapped reserves of oil and gas.
It is also a key international shipping route and a rich fishing ground.
The Chinese embassy in Washington hit back at Mr Pompeo, saying in a statement: "The United States is not a country directly involved in the disputes. However, it has kept interfering in the issue."
Image: An image from 2016 said to show China's anti-aircraft guns on Fiery Cross Reef in the South China Sea
It added: "Under the pretext of preserving stability, it is flexing muscles, stirring up tension and inciting confrontation in the region."
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China says it has a long historical claim on the disputed territory but some of it, such as the Spratly Islands archipelago, is much closer to its southeast Asian neighbours and more than 700 miles from the Chinese mainland.
Mr Pompeo's statement said the US now considers nearly all maritime claims outside China's recognised waters to be illegitimate.
Image: An aerial view of the disputed Spratly Islands - hundreds of miles from China
He also rejected the legality of the expansive "nine-dashed line" that purports to mark out China's claim over huge swathes of the region.
America's previous stance was to insist on UN-backed arbitration.
Japan has also waded into the row after a government report this week accused China of "relentlessly" trying to "change the status quo" by sending ships close to the Japan-administered Senaku Islands - whose ownership is also disputed between China, Japan and Taiwan.
Image: China is locked in a dispute with regional neighbours but insists the islands have long been its territory
It comes amid reports that Britain will send one of its new aircraft carriers, the £3bn HMS Queen Elizabeth, to the region next year to take part in exercises with the US and Japan. The UK's Ministry of Defence, however, said a decision had yet to be made on any deployment.
Experts say America's new approach on the South China Sea may embolden the countries wrangling with Beijing over maritime disputes.
Zhu Feng, director of a South China Sea studies centre at Nanjing University, said the US has "made itself into a judge or arbiter" and "it will bring new instability and tension".


skynewsus--2020-07-13--California reimposes restrictions after spike in new coronavirus cases

Gyms , churches and hairdressers have been told to close in more than half of California 's 58 counties after the state recorded more than 8,000 new coronavirus cases on Sunday .
Governor Gavin Newsom ordered the closures in the 30 counties where numbers of cases are rising , including Los Angeles and San Diego , the two most populous .
Mr Newsom also extended the closure of bars and indoor dining to the whole of the state , along with indoor malls and offices in non-critical industries .
: : Listen to Divided States on Apple podcasts , Google @ @ @ @ @ @ @ confirmed 8,358 new coronavirus cases on Sunday , part of a 47 % rise over the last fortnight , while the number of people with the disease going to hospital has increased by 28 % over the past two weeks .
Mr Newsom , whose order takes effect immediately , said : `` The data suggests not everybody is practising common sense . ''
In March , California , the most populous state in the US , issued a mandatory stay-at-home order to slow the spread of the coronavirus .
Initially , it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stabilised in the following weeks , while other states were hit by huge increases .
But the order devastated the world 's fifth-largest economy , with more than 7.5 million people filing for unemployment .
Governor Newsom was quick to allow most businesses to reopen in May , but the subsequent rise in cases and patients going to hospital led him to impose new restrictions this month .
Two of the state 's largest school districts , Los Angeles and San Diego , will be having lessons online only in the new term @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cases and more than 7,000 deaths , though infections are probably higher because some people do n't show symptoms and there is a lack of testing .
Along with Florida and Texas , it has become one of the new US epicentres of the pandemic , although infections have risen rapidly in about 40 of the 50 states over the last two weeks , according to Reuters .
Despite nearly 28,000 new COVID-19 cases in the last two days , Florida has announced no new measures such as a state-wide mask order , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for business .
The US has recorded more than 3.3 million coronavirus cases , the most worldwide , and suffered more than 135,000 deaths , according to Johns Hopkins University , which is tracking the pandemic .

Gyms, churches and hairdressers have been told to close in more than half of California's 58 counties after the state recorded more than 8,000 new coronavirus cases on Sunday.
Governor Gavin Newsom ordered the closures in the 30 counties where numbers of cases are rising, including Los Angeles and San Diego, the two most populous.
Mr Newsom also extended the closure of bars and indoor dining to the whole of the state, along with indoor malls and offices in non-critical industries.
Image: A gym in Marina del Rey, California, where all gyms are being closed after a rise in coronavirus cases
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California confirmed 8,358 new coronavirus cases on Sunday, part of a 47% rise over the last fortnight, while the number of people with the disease going to hospital has increased by 28% over the past two weeks.
Mr Newsom, whose order takes effect immediately, said: "The data suggests not everybody is practising common sense."
In March, California, the most populous state in the US, issued a mandatory stay-at-home order to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
Initially, it worked, as the number of cases stabilised in the following weeks, while other states were hit by huge increases.
But the order devastated the world's fifth-largest economy, with more than 7.5 million people filing for unemployment.
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Governor Newsom was quick to allow most businesses to reopen in May, but the subsequent rise in cases and patients going to hospital led him to impose new restrictions this month.
Two of the state's largest school districts, Los Angeles and San Diego, will be having lessons online only in the new term.
California has reported more than 329,100 cases and more than 7,000 deaths, though infections are probably higher because some people don't show symptoms and there is a lack of testing.
Along with Florida and Texas, it has become one of the new US epicentres of the pandemic, although infections have risen rapidly in about 40 of the 50 states over the last two weeks, according to Reuters.
Despite nearly 28,000 new COVID-19 cases in the last two days, Florida has announced no new measures such as a state-wide mask order, and Disney World in Orlando remains open for business.
The US has recorded more than 3.3 million coronavirus cases, the most worldwide, and suffered more than 135,000 deaths, according to Johns Hopkins University, which is tracking the pandemic.


skynewsus--2020-07-14--First federal execution in 17 years put on hold - hours before it was due to go ahead

A US judge has delayed what would have been the first federal execution in 17 years .
The injunction issued by Judge Tanya Chutkan of the US District Court in Washington postpones the execution of triple murderer Daniel Lewis Lee , along with the executions of three other men set for July and August .
The delay allows for the men to continue their legal challenges against a new lethal injection protocol .
In her order , Judge Chutkan wrote : `` The scientific evidence before the court overwhelmingly indicates that the 2019 protocol is very likely to cause plaintiffs @ @ @ @ @ @ @ executions . ''
She said the inmates were likely to succeed in their claim that the protocol - which uses a powerful barbiturate called pentobarbital - breaches a constitutional ban on `` cruel and unusual '' punishment .
: : Listen to Another Dead Man Walking on Apple Podcasts , Google Podcasts , Spotify , Spreaker A medical expert , who is being used by the inmates to support their claim , says a high dose of the drug rapidly fills the lungs with bloody fluid , leaving the person feeling like they @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lose consciousness .
Shawn Nolan , one of the lawyers for the inmates , said there were `` many unanswered questions about the legality '' of the new execution protocol .
The inmates are calling for a painkiller , such as morphine , to be added to the injection to make their deaths less painful , or for the option of execution by firing squad .
The delay of the executions frustrates efforts by Donald Trump 's administration to bring back capital punishment at federal level , a move that has been made @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
: : Listen to Divided States on Apple podcasts , Google Podcasts , Spotify , and Spreaker The European Union has banned the sale of drugs used for execution or torture , meaning US prisons can not get them from many pharmaceutical companies .
The US Department of Justice had created a secret group of private companies to make and test pentobarbital , but some of those companies later said they did not know they were testing drugs used for execution , Reuters news agency reported .
The administration has asked the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's order , describing it as `` meritless '' and saying it would `` scramble '' plans to `` administer a dignified and humane lethal injection '' .
The Department of Justice also mounted a challenge , saying its plans for the executions - including training the 40-member execution team - could not `` easily be undone '' .
Judge Chutkan 's order came just hours before Daniel Lewis Lee was due to be executed by lethal injection in Indiana .
He was convicted of murdering three members of an Arkansas family , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The other executions delayed were those of Wesley Purkey , Dustin Honken and Keith Nelson , all convicted of murdering children .

A US judge has delayed what would have been the first federal execution in 17 years.
The injunction issued by Judge Tanya Chutkan of the US District Court in Washington postpones the execution of triple murderer Daniel Lewis Lee, along with the executions of three other men set for July and August.
The delay allows for the men to continue their legal challenges against a new lethal injection protocol.
In her order, Judge Chutkan wrote: "The scientific evidence before the court overwhelmingly indicates that the 2019 protocol is very likely to cause plaintiffs extreme pain and needless suffering during their executions."
She said the inmates were likely to succeed in their claim that the protocol - which uses a powerful barbiturate called pentobarbital - breaches a constitutional ban on "cruel and unusual" punishment.
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A medical expert, who is being used by the inmates to support their claim, says a high dose of the drug rapidly fills the lungs with bloody fluid, leaving the person feeling like they are drowning for some time before they lose consciousness.
Shawn Nolan, one of the lawyers for the inmates, said there were "many unanswered questions about the legality" of the new execution protocol.
The inmates are calling for a painkiller, such as morphine, to be added to the injection to make their deaths less painful, or for the option of execution by firing squad.
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The delay of the executions frustrates efforts by Donald Trump's administration to bring back capital punishment at federal level, a move that has been made difficult by the unavailability of certain drugs.
:: Listen to Divided States on Apple podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and Spreaker
The European Union has banned the sale of drugs used for execution or torture, meaning US prisons cannot get them from many pharmaceutical companies.
The US Department of Justice had created a secret group of private companies to make and test pentobarbital, but some of those companies later said they did not know they were testing drugs used for execution, Reuters news agency reported.
The administration has asked the US Supreme Court to overturn Judge Chutkan's order, describing it as "meritless" and saying it would "scramble" plans to "administer a dignified and humane lethal injection".
The Department of Justice also mounted a challenge, saying its plans for the executions - including training the 40-member execution team - could not "easily be undone".
Judge Chutkan's order came just hours before Daniel Lewis Lee was due to be executed by lethal injection in Indiana.
He was convicted of murdering three members of an Arkansas family, including an eight-year-old, in 1996.
The other executions delayed were those of Wesley Purkey, Dustin Honken and Keith Nelson, all convicted of murdering
children.


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