An eight-year-old woman took her household’s automobile on a joyride throughout city to go to a Goal retailer, ending her journey with no accidents however leaving a broken mailbox in her wake.

In accordance with a Fb submit by Bedford Police, the woman was discovered purchasing inside a Goal in Bainbridge, Ohio, the place officers safely escorted her dwelling.

“Nicely I’ve lastly discovered a girl who’s in additional of a rush to buy at Goal than my spouse. Extra of hurry by 8 years,” the Bedford Police stated. “That’s proper an 8 yr previous took mommy’s automobile this morning and drove to Goal in Bainbridge to buy.”

“Undecided what she purchased, or if she was even in a position to make use of her Goal app to save lots of 5%,” they continued. “We did let her end her Frappuccino. We’re not imply.”

The woman was reported lacking Sunday morning, together with the household’s Nissan Rogue, per The New York Occasions. Shortly after, authorities obtained experiences of a automobile swerving on the street erratically with what gave the impression to be a toddler behind the wheel.

Justin Kimery, who was on his method to work, witnessed the incident and captured it on his dashcam.

“It seems to be like a child!” Kimery informed 911 dispatchers.

Initially assuming the driving force was intoxicated or struggling a medical emergency, Kimery informed The New York Occasions that when he regarded into the automobile, he “may barely see the driving force.”

“I attempted to sign her to decelerate or cease if doable, and she or he simply saved going,” he stated. “It regarded like she was distracted contained in the automobile.”

In accordance with Fox 8 Cleveland, the kid drove greater than 10 miles over the course of 20 to 25 minutes. Though nobody was harm, the woman informed police she had hit a mailbox throughout her drive.

Authorities informed Fox 8 that the woman is just too younger to face legal costs.

An 8-year-old lady made it house safely after taking her mom’s automobile and driving it to a close-by Goal in Ohio, police stated Sunday and her drive to the shop has been captured on sprint digicam footage.

The lady, who has not been recognized, was having fun with a Frappuccino when she was positioned by the police, Bedford Police stated in a publish on Fb.

“Effectively I’ve lastly discovered a lady who’s in additional of a rush to buy at Goal than my spouse,” Bedford Police stated in a publish on Fb. “Extra of (a) hurry by 8 years. That’s proper an 8-year-old took mommy’s automobile this morning and drove to Goal in Bainbridge to buy.”

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Woman was discovered protected however she did strike a mailbox

Police tracked down the 8-year-old after relations reported her and her mom’s 2020 Nissan Rogue to be lacking shortly earlier than 9 a.m. Sunday, the Bedford Police report stated. Ring digicam footage captured by the neighbor’s safety digicam confirmed the lady “obtained into the SUV and drove off” round 7:00 a.m. with “nobody however herself,” the police report stated. Police additionally acquired a name a few small youngster driving a car that matched the outline.

Video of the lady’s drive captured exhibits the SUV swerving and continuously switching lanes because it strikes on the highway.

The lady was not injured throughout her journey however instructed officers that she “struck a mailbox,” in accordance with the police report. Police famous injury to the car.

Woman discovered having Frappuccino inside retailer

The car was finally tracked down in Goal’s car parking zone, about 25 minutes from the lady’s home. The lady, in the meantime, was discovered inside the shop and her relations drove to the shop in Bainbridge to gather her, the police report stated.

Whereas it’s not recognized if she purchased something or “if she was even in a position to make use of her Goal app to avoid wasting 5%,” police stated they did “let her end her Frappuccino.” Additionally it is not recognized how she paid for her drink.

“We’re not imply,” Bedford Police stated of their publish.

Saman Shafiq is a trending information reporter for USA TODAY. Attain her at sshafiq@gannett.com and observe her on X and Instagram @saman_shafiq7.

EXCLUSIVE: Laura Harrier, who could be seen subsequent in Ryan Murphy’s upcoming ABC drama Physician Odyssey, has discovered her follow-up function challenge as she has joined the solid of Strobe. Taylor Cohen is directing with Nate Matteson and Tara Razavi producing.

Plot particulars are being saved beneath wraps.

Subsequent up for Harrier is the brand new ABC sequence Physician Odyssey, which additionally stars Joshua Jackson and Don Johnson and is produced by Murphy. Thought-about one of many extra highly-anticipated new exhibits of the autumn season, Physician Odyssey premieres on Sept. 26.

Different latest credit for Harrier embody the White Males Can’t Leap reboot at twentieth Century and Hulu’s Mike. She is repped by CAA, Leisure 360, and Peikoff Mahan Legislation.

The Los Angeles Chargers have opened the 2024-25 NFL season 2-0 for the primary time since 2012, below the management of not too long ago employed head coach Jim Harbaugh. This retooled soccer workforce appears fully totally different than what Chargers followers have been accustomed to in current reminiscence.

Harbaugh has this workforce speeding the soccer at a stage now we have not seen since Melvin Gordon was the lead man within the backfield and their protection appears formidable below the steerage of coordinator Jesse Minter.

With the Chargers having AFC West division title aspirations, the one factor that might actually hamper this workforce is well being. A season in the past Los Angeles misplaced key gamers like Joey Bosa, Derwin James Jr., and franchise quarterback Justin Herbert on account of damage. To ensure that the Chargers to offer themselves their finest alternative at postseason success they are going to want their finest gamers accessible all through the size of the NFL season.

Throughout Chargers’ 2024 coaching camp Herbert was a restricted participant on account of a plantar fascia damage to his proper foot. In December of 2023, the previous Oregon Geese standout missed the rest of the season due to a damaged index finger in his throwing hand that required surgical procedure.

The Chargers franchise didn’t do a superb job defending their signal-caller a 12 months in the past and thought they might be capable to keep away from the identical consequence from a season in the past by deciding on Notre Dame left sort out Joe Alt with the fifth general decide of the 2024 NFL Draft. To Alt’s credit score, he appears like he’s going to be an All-Professional stage participant alongside Rashawn Slater sooner or later.

Discouraging information for Chargers’ followers because it was not too long ago reported that Herbert suffered a tweak to his proper ankle throughout their week two sport in opposition to the Carolina Panthers. The ailment to the 2020 NFL Offensive Rookie of the 12 months’s ankle is on the identical proper aspect because the foot damage that hindered him throughout coaching camp.

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Value noting that Justin Herbert’s ankle damage is on the identical aspect (proper) because the plantar fascia damage that stored him out of most of coaching camp.

— Daniel Popper (@danielrpopper) September 18, 2024

Thankfully for Chargers devoted, there’s an expectation that Herbert will be capable to go well with up this Sunday as Los Angeles travels cross-country to tackle their finest opponent up to now this season within the Mike Tomlin-led Pittsburgh Steelers. In line with coach Harbaugh, Herbert ought to really feel higher because the week will get nearer to Sunday.

“Crystal ball? Count on him to get higher each day. I used to be in a gathering with him. Mentioned he was feeling significantly better and good right now.”

The Steelers can be an actual take a look at for the Chargers and in the event that they wish to upset Pittsburgh who’re favored at house they are going to want their franchise quarterback to be able to go on Sunday.

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In the course of the ultimate performances of America’s Received Expertise, Howie Mandel enlisted the assistance of his good friend David Alan Grier to play a prank on his fellow Judges that can absolutely go down within the AGT historical past books as top-of-the-line. 

Grier is becoming a member of the NBC household by means of the upcoming new comedy St. Denis Medical, which premieres November 12. Nonetheless, the actor determined to get the laughs began early with an elaborate ruse that noticed him tricking the Judges into some ridiculous eventualities, that included Heidi Klum busting out her surprisingly humorous New Yorker accent, and sending Simon Cowell right into a match of frustration.

Howie Mandel and David Alan Grier Prank the AGT Judges

In the course of the present, Host Terry Crews defined that the Judges had been informed they wanted to movie promotions for the Finale of Season 19 for native associates. Nonetheless, Mandel revealed he informed Sofia Vergara, Klum, and Cowell that his buddy David Alan Grier was considering directing so he was going to be main them via all of the promos. Nonetheless, Grier defined to the digicam the fact of the state of affairs. 

“I’m right here to play a prank on the Judges,” he mentioned with a devilish smile. “I’m going to direct some promos however largely annoy the heck out of those Judges. Howie referred to as me up and deliberate this entire factor. So he’s the one guilty, OK?”

He added as a warning: “I pity the opposite Judges.” 

He wasn’t kidding. He sat the Judges in entrance of a blue display and informed them that the skylines of various NBC affiliate cities can be projected behind them in post-production and requested them to learn more and more bonkers native promos for the present.

Being true professionals, Klum and Vergara rolled with all of the punches. Nonetheless, the notoriously critical Cowell was the primary to point out cracks in his facade. As a part of the joke Grier had lots of loud work happening behind them as they had been making an attempt to learn from the teleprompter. 

“Can I ask a query,” Cowell mentioned. “Will it decide up all of the stuff behind us?”

“Completely,” Grier deadpanned earlier than shifting on to the subsequent factor. 

Cowell performed alongside after they introduced out humorous sun shades for them to put on however lastly drew the road when cowboy hats and lassos had been handed to the group to put on allegedly to advertise the present in San Antonio, Texas. 

“No, I’m not carrying any of that,” he mentioned. 

Viewers watched as Simon sat stone-faced whereas his fellow Judges did their greatest to get via the cuckoo course Grier had for them. 

“That is New York. Heidi they’re asking for a New York…” Grier started.

“Eyy, bata bing!” Klum interrupted, already off to the races together with her impression. “Ey yo! The way you doin’ New York? Fuhgettaboutit. Activate NBC 4 New York this Tuesday!” 

That was maybe the final straw for Cowell who formally stopped enjoying alongside and refused to associate with the remainder of the props, begrudgingly delivering the remainder of his strains for a promo in Alaska. 

The entire crew managed to get via all of the promos however Cowell approached Grier after demanding to know who within the promos division he may chew out for writing these terrible prompts. Nonetheless, after they threw it again to Crews on the Dwell Present, it was all smiles from the Choose who was now clearly delighted by the joke. 

What’s St. Denis Medical? 

From Justin Spitzer (the creator of Superstore) and Eric Ledgin comes a brand new office comedy set within the high-pressure world of an understaffed and underfunded hospital in Oregon. Grier co-stars as longtime Physician Ron alongside Allison Tolman, Wendi McLendon-Covey, Kahyun Kim, Mekki Leeper and former Superstore forged members Kaliko Kauahi and Josh Lawson. This all-star forged make up the various medical doctors and nurses of St. Denis Medical, who will make viewers fall in love with their humorous antics and heartfelt want to assist sick individuals of all walks of life when the present premiers on November 12, 2024 on NBC and Peacock. 

Atone for previous episodes of America’s Received Expertise on Peacock now. 

Colin Farrell has not solely an enormous bodily transformation in The Penguin — returning to the position of his The Batman villain Oz Cobb — but additionally a vocal one, switching out his well-known Irish accent for that of a New York gangster.

On the HBO collection‘ New York premiere on Tuesday, Farrell defined the important thing to that swap, joking, “For some cause ‘Gefilte fish’ grew to become an anchor if the accent was starting to exit.”

“My dialect coach, Jessica Drake, she has a library of hundreds of accents from everywhere in the world relationship again to the ’30s and ’40s, so after we’re getting ready for one thing we go in — primarily based on the place the character’s from, we’ve a take heed to 4 or 5 totally different recordings from round that area, then you definitely slender the zone into one thing you suppose is sweet energetically, not simply the sounds,” the star advised The Hollywood Reporter on the carpet. “There was a gentleman who was the supervisor of an residence complicated within the ’80s; he was older, he sounded about 60 or so, and he talked loads about Gefilte fish. And so at any time when my accent began to go, she would name me again and I’d say ‘Gefilte fish’ and that was slightly trick.”

The present is about after the occasions of the 2022 movie The Batman — with Robert Pattinson and Zoë Kravitz — and follows Farrell’s villain as he goals to grab the reins of the crime world in Gotham. Showrunner Lauren LeFranc mentioned the artistic crew — which incorporates govt producer Matt Reeves — mentioned an look from Pattinson’s Batman however in the end determined towards it.

“If it made sense for our story and didn’t detract from different characters I believe we’d be open to it, but it surely simply saved feeling like if Batman is available in, we don’t wish to steal the highlight from Oz and Oz actually wouldn’t respect that,” LeFranc teased.

She additionally added that she doesn’t view the present “as a supervillain story. I view it kind of as a grounded character drama with this very sophisticated man who at instances is problematic, and he’s very smarmy with a darkish humorousness. However I really feel prefer it’s actually grounded so there’s actually no heroes or villains on our present; there’s simply flawed, sophisticated folks.”

Because of this, there have been early comparisons to The Sopranos, which govt producer Dylan Clark weighed in on.

“HBO has an extended record of nice gangster exhibits, The Sopranos is one among them in fact; The Wire, there’s a ton of them,” he mentioned. “To me, it’s a strategy to do a gangster character at a spot that’s identified for good gangster fare, but it surely actually comes from The Batman film and this nice character that Colin and Matt created from the film that Lauren LeFranc detailed out in a restricted collection.”

The Penguin, which additionally stars Cristin Milioti, Michael Kelly and Rhenzy Feliz, premieres Thursday on Max.

Neha Pleasure contributed to this report.

Matt Reeves didn’t begin out wanting Colin Farrell to vanish behind a pile of prosthetics.

When his discussions with the actor started earlier than the making of 2022’s The Batman, the first focus was on the inspiration for OuncesCobb, not over whether or not Farrell ought to resemble comedian guide renderings of the basic DC villain for each the film and the HBO sequence The Penguin that’s debuting Thursday.

“We talked lots about Fredo. We talked about John Cazale in The Godfather, and the thought of possibly making an attempt to present him a penguin nostril, or doing one thing to type of mess up Colin’s face to get the sense of any individual who’d been neglected, any individual who had this ambition within him however who was mocked and who had been seemed down upon,” remembers Reeves to Deadline. “Rapidly in the future [prosthetics designer] Mike Marino mentioned, ‘Let me present you what I’ve been engaged on.’ Mike is an unbelievable artist, and he did this sculpture. I’m telling you, the sculpture was precisely the way in which that Ounceslooks proper now. It’s unbelievable. And I used to be like, ‘Wait, what?’ We had by no means mentioned, ‘Let’s simply take Colin and switch him into one thing that we’ve by no means seen earlier than.’ I mentioned, ‘That is Colin Farrell. I received to now inform the studio he’s not going to appear like Colin Farrell.”

When Hollywood usually asks an actor to alter their look for a job, some semblance of their identification nonetheless stays. Regardless of an absurdly pretend schnoz and a few additional girth, Steve Carell was nonetheless recognizable within the 2011 film Foxcatcher. And even with a fats swimsuit (which in itself generated controversy over how Ryan Murphy ought to have merely solid an overweight actress), there was no mistaking Sarah Paulson as Linda Tripp in 2016’s American Crime Story.

However nothing, completely nothing, in regards to the Penguin screams Colin Farrell. The good-looking visage that’s on full show in Apple’s Sugar has been changed with a scared face, receding hairline, and a beak nostril. He talks with a raspy New York accent. He limps from an unexplained childhood dysfunction.

As one reader who posted on Deadline says, “I believed possibly there could be flashbacks to when The Penguin was younger however no. They need to have simply solid Alfred Molina who The Penguin ended up trying like, anyway.”

In different phrases, why solid a sizzling man for an unsightly half?

“Colin’s not proficient due to his look,” argues Penguin showrunner Lauren LeFranc. “I’m positive that doesn’t damage. However he’s such a soulful actor who can do comedy and drama, and so you continue to have that high quality within Oz. I perceive the query of why wouldn’t you simply solid somebody who you need to appear like Oz. Clearly I’m fairly biased, however after this expertise and seeing what Colin can do, I spotted Ounceswould be an inherently totally different character if he was not performed by somebody as proficient and particular as Colin. He’s a very emotional, unbelievable actor, and Colin’s allure is absolutely a lot part of Oz. I really see Colin lots by Ouncesnow. I can’t converse for Colin by way of what that seems like, however I do think about it’s fairly releasing for him in a method.”

Type of. The Irish actor has already been quoted saying how “I by no means need to put that f*cking swimsuit and that f*cking head on once more,” and he absolutely admits to Deadline that “I didn’t get pleasure from watching” himself as a beastly-looking baddo.

“I’m not there,” he acknowledges.

However Farrell additionally acknowledges the upside to present process such a drastic change for the sake of artwork.

“After I seemed into the mirror for the primary time and I noticed Ounceslooking again, it was actually highly effective,” remembers Farrell. “It was unusual. You ever see the movies of cats taking a look at themselves within the mirror and seeing themselves for the primary time? It was a bit like that. It’s my first time doing one thing like this, being that submerged and beneath such sensible design and sculpting as Mike Marino did. There’s a type of essence of possession. If you happen to give your self over to it, it tells you a lot. You begin to transfer a unique method. You begin to look a unique method. You begin to really feel highly effective. Your precise face isn’t there. So that you virtually don’t exist in a method. It wasn’t like I ever misplaced who I used to be or something. However there was nice permission to only throw paint on the wall with a type of voraciousness that I hadn’t had the chance to do earlier than. Generally possibly you maintain your self again, however this time there was no holding again. It did a lot of the work for me.”

HBO, for its half, had no considerations about followers not desirous to see the Oscar-nominated actor trying so uncharacteristically uncomely.

“I used to be by no means nervous,” Sarah Aubrey, HBO Max’s Head of Originals, tells Deadline. “We received an early glimpse of Colin’s work as Ouncesin The Batman and knew that this was a powerhouse efficiency … ferocious, witty, susceptible, diabolical. And all of that could possibly be the jet gas for an epic sequence.”

On the very least, Marino most likely deserves slightly recognition when the 2025 Inventive Arts Emmys come round.

“I mentioned to Mike, Colin is a rare actor and he’s so delicate and he’s so stunning, and if I lose any of that and it seems like a man carrying make-up, that is the entire failure,” provides Reeves. “And Mike was like, ‘No, nobody will ever know he’s carrying make-up. His expressiveness will all be utterly Colin’s. You’ll by no means know that is make-up.’ And he was true to his phrase. What was fascinating is that when Colin received into that make-up and he’d been engaged on the voice, it was like one thing clicked into place the place a brand new individual confirmed up, and that individual was Oz.”

RANKIN COUNTY, Miss. —

A psychiatrist testified within the trial of a teenage homicide suspect, saying she was in a psychological well being disaster and had a number of points within the months earlier than her mom was shot and killed.

Carly Gregg was 14 years outdated when the capturing happened on March 19 on the household’s dwelling in Brandon. Gregg is accused of fatally capturing her mom, who was a trainer at Northwest Rankin Excessive Faculty, the place Gregg was additionally a scholar.

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Dr. Andrew Clark, a psychiatrist who testified for the protection, mentioned Gregg instructed him that on the best way dwelling from faculty on that day, her mom, Ashley Smylie, instructed her that she knew Gregg had been smoking marijuana. Clark mentioned Gregg started smoking marijuana about six weeks earlier than the capturing.

Gregg instructed him that she remembers letting the canines out, however then her reminiscence went clean. Clark mentioned Gregg instructed him the following factor she remembered was standing on the facet of the street, the place a deputy picked her up.

Tony Shack, a K9 officer with the Rankin County Sheriff’s Workplace, testified earlier on Wednesday that he discovered Gregg strolling down Farmington Boulevard after the capturing.

“Is my stepdad OK?” Gregg requested him. Shack mentioned Gregg by no means requested about her mom.

Clark mentioned Gregg was experiencing a psychological well being disaster on the day of the capturing. He mentioned Gregg was having important temper swings, which have been made worse by medicine. The voices she was listening to have been getting worse and changing into problematic for her. He mentioned she was additionally having dissociative issues.

“After which, her mom finds out she’s smoking marijuana,” Clark mentioned. “For Carly, specifically, she so cared about her mom’s approval, so for her, this was a disaster.”

Clark mentioned Gregg had a “shut, but sophisticated relationship” along with her mom, and a detailed, affectionate relationship along with her stepfather, Heath Smylie. Her relationship along with her organic father, who Clark mentioned had been identified with bipolar dysfunction, was extra problematic.

Clark mentioned when Gregg was 11 or 12, she began slicing herself, not in an effort to kill herself, however to really feel higher by taking her thoughts off her melancholy and nervousness. Clark mentioned her mother and father realized of the self-harm in December 2023.

Clark mentioned Gregg’s mom took her to a pediatrician and later to a therapist. She was prescribed medicine, which Clark mentioned did not appear to have a lot of an impact, so the dosage was elevated. Gregg complained of feeling numb, or “flat,” Clark mentioned.

“She was having temper points, consuming dysfunction points, slicing herself, listening to voices and sleeping issue all main as much as January of 2024,” Clark mentioned.

Gregg instructed Clark that she had been placed on a brand new medicine on March 12, which she mentioned made her signs worse. He mentioned her lows have been decrease and her highs have been greater and the voices have been getting worse.

Gregg is presently on a temper stabilizer and an antidepressant, which Clark mentioned appears to work for her. Throughout cross examination by the prosecution, Clark mentioned he spent about 4 hours interviewing Gregg and had a Zoom name along with her stepfather.

Clark instructed prosecutors that Gregg had not instructed anybody in regards to the voices till the day of the capturing.

The prosecution rested on Tuesday. Very first thing Wednesday, Rankin County Circuit Courtroom Choose Dewey Arthur requested Gregg if she wished to testify.

“I want to wait and see the testimony,” Gregg mentioned.

The primary witness referred to as by protection attorneys was recognized as certainly one of Gregg’s shut mates. Arthur has barred the media from utilizing video or audio from juvenile witnesses.

The witness testified that Gregg instructed them each earlier than and after she was arrested that she heard voices in her head. The witness additionally mentioned Gregg appeared regular at college on the day of the capturing.

Additionally Wednesday, the jury watched Shack’s physique digicam video from inside his automobile and after he and Gregg arrived again on the home in Brandon. The video additionally confirmed an officer swabbing Gregg’s arms for gunshot residue. He mentioned Gregg admitted to him that she fired a gun along with her proper hand.

Gregg is charged as an grownup. If convicted, she faces 20 years to life in jail.

Carly Gregg Case

Connie Chung is revisiting essential particulars concerning the man who allegedly sexually abused her as a younger girl.

The veteran TV journalist, six years after first going public concerning the incident, wrote in her new memoir {that a} “trusted household physician” had touched her inappropriately throughout her first gynecological examination. She famous that this physician additionally was current for her delivery.

“What made this monster much more reprehensible was that he was the very physician who had delivered me on August 20, 1946,” Chung wrote in “Connie: A Memoir,” in line with an excerpt shared with Us Weekly.

The 78-year-old media persona wrote that she was in school on the time of the incident and had booked an appointment with the gynecologist to acquire contraception. She went into particulars about how the physician, who has since died, allegedly massaged her genitals and coached her by way of the assault. Chung wrote that “for the primary time in my life, I had an orgasm,” and that her physician had leaned over and kissed her on the lips after the interplay.

“I didn’t say a phrase. I couldn’t even take a look at him,” she wrote.

Chung’s account of the abuse in her memoir echoes strains from a 2018 letter she penned to Christine Blasey Ford amid Blasey Ford’s allegations of sexual assault in opposition to then-Supreme Courtroom nominee Brett M. Kavanaugh. Within the letter, revealed within the Washington Put up in October 2018, Chung stated the abuse occurred through the Nineteen Sixties.

“I didn’t report [the doctor] to authorities. It by no means crossed my thoughts to guard different girls,” she wrote within the letter. “Please perceive, I used to be truly embarrassed about my sexual naivete. I used to be in my 20s and knew nothing about intercourse. All I needed to do was bury the incident in my thoughts and shield my household.”

She concluded the letter: “Bravo, Christine, for telling the reality.”

Chung is a former community information anchor whose expansive profession consists of chapters at ABC, CBS, NBC and CNN and collaborations with heavyweights together with Diane Sawyer and Barbara Walters. Chung final appeared on TV in 2006 however has lately returned to the highlight to advertise her new ebook.

“Connie: A Memoir,” which additionally particulars the media persona’s experiences in broadcast tv as an Asian American girl and her marriage to Maury Povich, got here out Tuesday.