Tim Lambesis: From Musician to Criminal Tim Lambesis, the lead vocalist and founder of As I Lay Dying, has a net worth of $4 million dollars. However, his fortune was overshadowed by his arrest in 2013 for attempting to hire an undercover police officer to murder his wife. He pleaded not guilty for a long period of time, but finally admitted to the crime in 2014 and was sentenced to six years in prison.

THIS is the moment a daughter who murdered her mum coldly denied any involvement just hours after beating her to death with a piece of wood. Police interview footage shows the 22-year-old teaching student Simona Zafirovska refusing to admit what she had done. Radica Zafirovska, 56, died in her home in Brisbane's inner northwest on October 28, 2016. Her adopted daughter, Zafirovska denied killing her but a jury did not believe her and found her guilty.

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Orlando Bloom, 40, who? Katy Perry reportedly has started dating rapper Takeoff, 21! The 32 year-old “Swish Swish” singer and Migos member who’s real name is Kirshnik Bal have reportedly been seeing each, according to MTO News. The couple reportedly went to the Saturday Night Live afterparty together following Katy’s incredible performance on the show’s May 20th season finale. Katy and Takeoff apparently hit it off when they met to record their collab “Bon Apetit.

The pro-Palestinian protests, which were met with pro-Israeli demonstrations, were largely held peacefully. Thousands of people have marched in New York City to support Palestinians and raise awareness about Israeli bombings in the Gaza Strip. Protests were seen across multiple neighbourhoods in the sprawling United States city on Friday, with demonstrators chanting “Free Palestine” and calling for an end to Israel’s illegal occupation of Palestinian land. Several blocks of Times Square were packed with mostly youthful but also older protesters, some of whom carried Palestinian flags or wore keffiyehs, with leaders on megaphones.