Josh Peck has broken his silence on former co-star Drake Bell’s sexual assault aged 15 after the star detailed the abuse in docuseries Quiet On Set: The Dark Side Of Kids TV.
Troubled Drake, 37, had revealed that he was the unidentified minor who came forward in 2003 about being molested by dialogue coach Brian Peck (no relation to Josh) aged 15.
The 63-year-old registered sex offender served 16 months in prison in 2004-2005 after being arrested on 11 charges
Danielle Yeager once believed she’d never be able to have children.
In 2012 she was diagnosed with stage 1 cervical cancer and feared she may never get pregnant because of treatment and possible complications that could affect fertility.
So, when the casino-worker became pregnant in 2013, she and husband Michael were overwhelmed with joy.
She never would have imagined that several months later, her first-born child Gavin would die after the midwife delivering her son failed to spot signs that
Dragons’ Den pitches from wellness brands have been accused of peddling ‘extravagant claims’ as scientists slammed the show for failing to scrutinise products.
Ear seeds claimed to ‘cure’ ME and a cacao ‘anti-depressant’ are among the products being touted in the new series – and the Mail can reveal next week’s episode will feature a controversial ‘sleep better’ mouth taping device.
But a science group has now accused the show of failing to properly scrutinise ‘extravagant’ claims and has written
A nine-bedroom castle in Connecticut – which comes complete with its own moat, elevator, and glass tower is back on the market – but for half the price of its original sale price it was listed at just two years ago.
Set on 400 acres of land, the castle is currently owned by Christopher Mark who came up with the idea, designed the plans for it, and had it built in the early 2000s.
Located in Woodstock, about 40 miles
At first, back in 2019, just a trickle of British patients came through the doors of our dental hospital in Turkey.
Most were desperate and in agony. Years of neglect had left them with dire tooth problems, from multiple cavities and infections to gum disease. But the most surprising thing was that almost each one had made the difficult – and, some might say, extreme – decision to fly 2,000 miles for treatment because they were struggling to be seen
“I lost 14 family members in the church bombing in Gaza,” Layla told me.
Layla requested that only her first name be used, due to safety concerns. She is a Palestinian American student at Columbia University. Grieving with dignity there, she said, has felt impossible. She has been repeatedly called a terrorist while walking on campus wearing a keffiyeh—a traditional Palestinian scarf, which has become a symbol of resistance. One student, she recalled, asked her if she was a Hamas … Read more
Roughly a decade has passed since experts began to appreciate that social media may be truly hazardous for children, and especially for teenagers. As with teenage smoking, the evidence has accumulated slowly, but leads in clear directions. The heightened rates of depression, anxiety, and suicide among young people are measurable and disheartening. When I worked for the White House on technology policy, I would hear from the parents of children who had suffered exploitation or who died by suicide after
Multiple law firms have announced plans to potentially launch legal action against Hawaiian Electric, claiming the state’s largest power supplier may be at fault for the unprecedented wildfires on the island of Maui.
At least one class action lawsuit is reportedly being considered, which could see the company blamed for the disaster that has so far killed at least 80 people and razed over 2,200 buildings to the ground.
‘From what we’ve learned, we believe the Lahaina fires could have
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ROME — At the end of NATO’s annual summit in Vilnius in July, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni wound up her press conference abruptly. It had nothing to do with the reporters’ questions, she said: her high heels were killing her.
A complaint of that kind at such a hothouse of masculine energy as a NATO summit would have been unimaginable for a previous generation of female leaders, who
Motorists could be hit with over a £1,000 fine for breaking a little-known European driving rule.
Road users could be slapped with a penalty for using a satellite navigation system in France due to strict regulations.
French laws ban motorists from using devices which can detect speed cameras dotted on roads.
This covers GPS systems which show fixed speed cameras with many modern devices having the function installed.
Experts have warned drivers must be aware of the rule with officers
