One-Time 'Money Ball' Actor Turned Accused COVID Con Sentenced to Federal Prison Time

Keith Middlebrook, once a part-time actor, has been sentenced to more than eight years in federal prison for orchestrating a fake COVID-19 cure scam. Middlebrook, known for his former red carpet appearances, falsely marketed his "QC20" and "QP20" products as COVID cure and prevention solutions, enticing investors with fabricated claims, including involvement from Magic Johnson. Middlebrook's fraudulent activities primarily unfolded on Instagram, where with a large following, he amassed widespread attention. Despite his glitzy past, the sentencing underscores the severity of his crime, promising investors false returns and involving high-profile names to bolster credibility.

Egg Prices Crack $9 Mark Across California

California is facing a scramble, as egg prices soar to $8.97 per dozen due to bird flu and supply disruptions. Restaurants are caught in the chaos as they adjust prices to cope. Will these costs drop soon?

Globes: What the Wins, Snubs & Speeches Mean for Oscar (and Not)

Zoe Saldaña's tear-jerking acceptance speech at the Golden Globes has set her as a strong Oscar contender. Kieran Culkin, Demi Moore, and Sebastian Stan also made waves. What do these wins mean for this year's Oscars?

Inside the UTA Golden Globes After-Party at the New Marea Beverly Hills

Experience the grandeur of UTA's exclusive Golden Globes after-party at Marea Beverly Hills. Relive moments with stars like Harrison Ford and the Fanning sisters. From delicious bites to award-winning celebrations, step inside this glamorous night!

How 'Maria', 'I'm Still Here' Blow Up the Biopic

Explore how Pablo Larrain and Angelina Jolie bring to life the legacy of opera star Maria Callas, and delve into the story of Brazilian activist Eunice Paiva as told by Walter Salles. These compelling films deliver powerful performances and profound insights. Which story resonates with you more?

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