Source: Thaddaeus McAdams / Getty The investigation into Kevin Hart’s extortion case is kicking into high gear as authorities have issued multiple warrants. TMZ.com reports that a judge signed a number of search warrants, which were swiftly executed earlier this week. According to authorities, their search has turned up some impressive findings leading them to the people who tried to shake Kevin down for millions of dollars to keep his sex tape under wraps. Among their discoveries were phone records and computer hard drives. RELATED STORIES: Woman At Center Of Kevin Hart Controversy Speaks Out: “I Am Not An Extortionist” Kevin Hart’s Alleged Sex Tape Leaks UPDATE: FBI Identifies Suspect In Kevin Hart’s Extortion Sex Scandal
This Is Us star Sterling K. Brown was named Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series at the 2017 Emmys on Sunday night, a great honor. The actor – who won Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Limited Series or Movie in 2016 for The People vs. O.J. Simpson – had a lot to say. Too much to say, if you ask producers … Sterling K. Brown Played Off During Emmy Speech Brown, upon receiving the award, paid tribute to his fellow nominees during his acceptance speech, saying he was a fan of all of them: “Before anything like this happened for your boy, I was a fan first, last and always a fan. So to my fellow nominees, I’m a fan. I love y’all.” The 41-year-old was humbled by the list of people who won this same honor – some of the most iconic actors and TV characters ever. “This joint right here, like Walter White held this joint here. Dick Whitman held this joint. I may have lost some of y’all but you know, Google it.” “And 19 years ago Detective Frank Pembleton held this joint, as impeccably played by Andre Braugher,” he said of the Homicide star. “I want to thank my cast,” he went on, pivoting back to the present, “Milo [Ventimiglia], Mandy [Moore], Justin [Hartley], Chrissy [Metz].” “You are the best white TV family that a brother has ever had. Better than Mr. Drummond, better than the white folks that raised Webster.” Sterling K. Brown Full Acceptance Speech Unfortunately he wasn’t finished by the time the music came on and his microphone was eventually turned down. Double ouch. This was met with boos by the audience, and justifiably so, but afterwards, in the press room, Brown got to finish his speech. The first question he received there was from a reporter who asked if he wanted to, and Brown thankfully obliged (see above): “I wanted to thank our writers. A show doesn’t get seven acting nominations without some impeccable, beautiful, thoughtful writing.” “You guys are our life’s blood, so I want to thank you so much. To our producers and directors, in particular, John Requa, Glenn Ficarra.” “And the crazy cool Ken Olin. I thank you for your guidance and friendship. And I wanted to thank Dan Fogelman.” “He is the Hebrew hammer with which our house was built. He makes me laugh and cry in equal parts and keeps me coming back for more.” “And in his own little small special way. He’s not trying to make America great again, he’s trying to make it the best that it’s ever been.” “I love him for taking me on this journey. And to my wife, I can’t believe they cut me off before I got to thank my wife, Ryan Michelle Bathe.” “You’re everything. You make my life worth living. You gave me two of the most beautiful things that God has ever put on this planet.” “My sons Andrew Jason Sterling Brown and Amaré Michael Ryan Christian Brown. Your daddy loves you with the strength of a thousand suns.” “I’ll see you Monday after work.” View Slideshow: Emmy Awards Fashion: Who Dressed Best? The actor faced stiff competition in the category as he was up against both fan favorites and screen legends, which wasn’t lost on him. Brown’s costar Milo Ventimiglia also earned a nod, while Kevin Spacey (House of Cards) and Anthony Hopkins (Westworld) were nominated. The Americans’ Matthew Rhys, Better Call Saul‘s Bob Odenkirk and Ray Donovan‘s Liev Schreiber rounded out the impressive category. Quite a win!
It's been a rough few months for Kevin Hart. It all started with a video that circulated online as evidence of Hart cheating on his wife , Eniko Parrish. The clip didn't actually show anything inappropriate, but it did lead to increased scrutiny of the comic's personal life, which in turn, led to Hart admitting to cheating on Parish. In a contrite Instagram video, Hart didn't flat-out confess that he'd been sleeping around, but he alluded to hurting his family through “recent mistakes,” so … yeah. Dude cheated. Hart's infidelities have landed him in a seriously messy legal situation, as one of his alleged cheating partners attempted to blackmail him with what she claimed was a video of the two of them having sex. The FBI is reportedly on the hunt for the extortionist, who at one point demanded a pay-off in the eight-figure range. Needless to say, Kev's probably in the dog house these days, but he's not giving up on his marriage. In fact, it seems he's vowed to completely change his ways and make things right with Parrish. Step one, of course, was admitting that he had done wrong. Step two is avoiding temptation to ensure he doesn't slip up again. Check out Kev holding court on Atlanta strip clubs and vowing fidelity to his wife in the clip below. He sounds like a man determined to avoid a future … Hart break. Sorry.
Filed under: Cindy Crawford Police in Germany searched a home in Stuttgart in connection with the Cindy Crawford extortion case — but they would not confirm the apartment belonged to the suspect, Edis Kayalar. German authorities confiscated several items from the home, but …
Filed under: David Letterman Joe Halderman — the man accused of trying to extort $2 million from David Letterman — was spotted at a Connecticut train station this morning, allegedly heading to NYC.The camera guy asks Halderman — who has pled not guilty to the felony charge of … Permalink
Letterman Reveals Affairs, $2 Million Extortion Plot (Update1) By Jeran Wittenstein and Jennifer Sondag Oct. 2 (Bloomberg) — David Letterman said that someone tried to blackmail him for $2 million over affairs he had with female employees, an attempt thwarted by a sting operation after he notified the authorities. Letterman, 62, revealed this on his CBS Corp.
