Dr. Lisa Lippman Gives Tips and Tricks to Keep Your Pup Calm and Cool This Summer

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Dr. Luke Must Prove 'Actual Malice' in Defamation Lawsuit Against Kesha

Photo: Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images; Jason LaVeris/FilmMagic Keshahas scored a victory in her long legal battle with music producerLukasz “Dr. Luke” Gottwald. New York Supreme Court Justice Jennifer Schecter ruled on Wednesday that Dr. Luke, 47, must now prove “actual malice” on the 34-year-old singer’s part in order to win his defamation lawsuit against her in trial,according toThe Hollywood Reporter. Schecter also ruled that Kesha will now be able to seek damages and attorneys fee, the outlet reported.

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X's 'Dueling Philosophies' Spotlighted in NatGeo'sGenius: First Look

More than 50 years later, it’s still difficult to underscore how important the civil rights movement was to ending racial discrimination, thanks largely to the work ofDr. Martin Luther King Jr.andMalcolm X. The iconic civil rights leaders' “dueling philosophies” are at the heart of the latest installment of National Geographic’s eight-part anthology seriesGenius: MLK/X,premiering Feb. 1. The cast includes Kelvin Harrison Jr. as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Aaron Pierre as Malcolm X, Weruche Opia as Coretta Scott King and Jayme Lawson as Betty Shabazz.

Dr. Oz and His Wife Allegedly Insulted a Journalist Who Inadvertently Heard Their Conversation

Photo: Brian Ach/Getty A political writer forNew York magazinespun straw into reporter’s gold after an awkward phone encounter with U.S. Senate candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz and his wife Lisa Oz. While reporting onDr. Oz’s campaign in Pennsylvania, Olivia Nuzzi had some trouble getting a hold of her subject. “I was trying to speak to someone — anyone — from the campaign, which had so far proved elusive,” she writes at the start of her story headlined"The Political Life of Dr.

Dr. Oz Announces Pennsylvania Senate Campaign

Dr. Oz.Photo: Slaven Vlasic/Getty Images Dr. Mehmet Ozofficially announced that he isrunning for SenateTuesday, penning an op-ed forThe Washington Examinerin which he wrote that he is launching his campaign “to help fix the problems and to help us heal.” Writing that the coronavirus pandemic had ultimately led him to enter the Pennsylvania Senate race, Oz said many of the more-than 750,000 American COVID-19 deaths were “preventable.” “Dissenting opinions from leading scholars were ridiculed and canceled so their ideas could not be disseminated,” Oz wrote.