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In 1981, Paycheck was arrested on accusations of statutory rape of a 12-year-old girl in Wyoming. [9] Members of Paycheck's band told police that the singer had numerous problems with allegations because of his celebrity status. He was released on bond. In 1982, he pled no contest in order to continue his touring and not go to trial.
The group's music is regularly featured in the Channel 4 show Derry Girls, notably in the third episode of the second series, when the lead characters sneak off to attend the 1993 Take That concert in Belfast; the episode features the music video for "Pray" and ends on footage of the band performing "Everything Changes".
The name 'Migos' is a take on 'Three Amigos', as the three members grew up together. [21] Takeoff was Quavo's nephew; despite the general public believing that Offset and Quavo were cousins, Offset later revealed he is not related to either of them and was just a classmate of Quavo. [ 22 ]
Karl Logan, former longtime star guitarist of world-touring heavy metal band Manowar, was sentenced to prison in Charlotte, NC, on July 11, 2022, for possessing child pornography.
Howard Paul Donald (born 28 April 1968) [1] is an English singer, songwriter, drummer, pianist, dancer, DJ and record producer. He is a member of the pop group Take That.He was also judge on the German reality talent show Got to Dance from 2013 to 2014, during a Take That-hiatus.
As group members left one by one, Ram and his business partner, Jean Bennett, bought their stock, which they claimed gave them ownership of the "Platters" name. A court later ruled, however, that "FPI was a sham used by Mr. Ram to obtain ownership in the name the 'Platters', and FPI's issuance of stock to the group members was "illegal and void ...
The altercation came just months after the band’s original members reunited for the first time in more than three decades for their new song “Imminent Redemption,” released in July 2024 ...
In 2022, Monteiro was arrested with SWavey (his real name being Siyad Mohamud) in Nairobi, Kenya and were both convicted and charged for the 2019 murder of 16-year-old Alex Smith. According to the prosecutor, Monteiro and Mohamud were part of a group of six who were seen driving around in stolen vehicles looking for rival gang members to attack.