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Savannah Chrisley Reacts to Mom Julie's Overturned Prison Sentence

Savannah Chrisley reacted after her mom Julie Chrisley got her seven-year prison sentence overturned in her tax evasion and bank fraud case with husband Todd Chrisley. After mom Julie Chrisley's prison sentence was overturned, the Growing Up Chrisley star celebrated by posting the court ruling to her Instagram Story June 24 and writing, "The fight never ends" with a hands raised emoji.The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on June 21 to overturn Julie's sentencing after she was given seven years behind bars for tax evasion and bank fraud.However, the convictions for Julie, husband Todd Chrisley and accountant Peter Tarantino were all upheld, and Todd is continuing to serve his 12-year sentence."The district court did not identify the evidence it relied on to hold Julie accountable for losses incurred before 2007, and we cannot independently find it in the record," the judges stated in their ruling.

Julie’s, London: ‘Its time has clearly come again’ – restaurant review | Restaurants | The Guardian

Known as a hotspot for celeb parties, Julie’s is now also serving up great food for its own beautiful people It’s very tempting to discuss Julie’s in London’s Holland Park without ever mentioning the food. That would be a thing, wouldn’t it: a restaurant review that went big on the plump furnishings and the clientele, but didn’t mention a single dish?If ever there was a candidate for that treatment it’s Julie’s; a venerable neighbourhood bistro famous because Tina Turner once danced on a table, leaving her heel mark in the veneer, which they never repaired. Kate Moss had a birthday party here.I’ve checked the Good Food Guide for both 1975 and 1985. It wasn’t in either and, back then, the bar was pretty low. The 1975 guide includes an entry for Bloom’s in Whitechapel, which says much of the food was dire and the service awful. Yet they still couldn’t find room for Julies.Eating outside, under the new, tree-embraced awnings, is a friend of mine, a veteran of the music business. He tells me he had an office next door to the restaurant when it was first opened in 1969 by interior designer Julie Hodgess. “She used our Gestetner machine to print menus and she’d get us to try the wine and the food,” Carl says.

Todd Chrisley 'Concerned' for Wife Julie's 'Serious Health Problem' After Prison Setback

The former reality stars are both serving time behind bars for bank fraud and tax evasion. The former reality TV stars are serving prison time following their 2022 conviction for bank fraud and tax evasion. And despite a chance at reducing her time at a resentencing hearing, Julie's initial seven-year sentence was upheld.Todd Chrisley is worried about his wife Julie Chrisley's well-being while behind bars.Todd is "concerned about Julie's health and welfare" from behind bars, especially after she's been dealing with "a serious health problem," Surgent told the outlet.The Chrisleys' lawyer didn't elaborate any further on the status of Julie's health.

Martha Stewart’s Prison ‘Best Friend’ Boldly Claims Lifestyle Guru Promised Her a Large Sum and Failed to Pay: ‘I Saved Her Life'

The home and hospitality mogul allegedly made the promise two decades ago while in prison. A person who identified herself as Martha Stewart’s “best friend” during a stint in federal prison has made a bold claim about a promise the lifestyle guru allegedly made but did not keep.

Conspirituality 2022. This is the text of a talk I gave at… | by Jules Evans | Medium

This is the text of a talk I gave at Medicine festival in August 2022, on the rise of conspiracy thinking in New Age culture. This is the text of a talk I gave at Medicine festival in August 2022, summarising research I and others have done in the last three years on conspiracy thinking in New Age spirituality. I’m going to…And then I was the first to resurrect it to make sense of what was happening in the pandemic. My piece in April 2020 inspired Derek Beres to start a podcast on the topic, called Conspirituality, which he has been running ever since with co-hosts Matthew Remski and Julian Walker.So you end up with New Age hippies becoming useful idiots for Russian propaganda, spreading the Kremlin-created meme that the war was to defend the world from Ukrainian biolabs for example. At least one New Age influencer — Holocaust-denying 5G-attacking anti-Semitic guru Sacha Stone — claims to be directly working with Russian intelligence.

CNN polling guru says battleground state sweep ‘more likely than not’

CNN polling guru Harry Enten said he believes a sweep of the main battleground states in the presidential election is “more likely than not,” even as polls show all seven of the big swing states almost even between Vice President Harris and former President Trump.

Julie's restaurant: new owners hope it's third time lucky for historic Holland Park brasserie | The Standard

Mick Jagger was a regular and Tina Turner danced on the tables… Will the new owners get rekindle an old flame, asks Josh Barrie In the basement of Julie’s, a 55-year-old restaurant in Holland Park, there is a table famously dubbed the “G-spot”. It has been discreet for decades: a practically unbookable snug in the corner, curtained from prying eyes. Tina Turner once danced on top of it, her heel marks a telltale memory of debauchery long preserved.Quite how much, she won’t say, but securing the lease involved fighting off a three Michelin-star chef and, rumour has it, one of the capital’s best-known restaurateurs. Given Julie’s was once one of Sir Mick Jagger’s favourite haunts — Sir Paul McCartney’s too — it seems a glamorous place to start in the restaurant game.It was opened by the celebrated interior designer Julie Hodgess in 1969 and became the stomping ground of the “great and the good”. Locals loved it; its heyday continued long past the Seventies and Eighties.The clientele was diverse and I want that to be the case now.” But as interest waned slightly, things changed. In more recent years the restaurant had been “Michelin guided”, MacBain says. But Julie’s was never about the food — it was a place to spend a fair whack on wine and forget about doing so by the morning.

Julie's restaurant review: I’ve fallen in love all over again | The Standard

The new Julie’s isn’t arch, fiddly, or overdone, says Dylan Jones, but just somehow right For years, Julie’s was a bohemian outlier smack bang in the middle of residential Holland Park, a rather ramshackle old bar and restaurant which appealed to the kind of people who still thought Portobello Road was the acme of alternative London.Julie’s was named after its first proprietor, the interior designer Julie Hodgess, and managed to stay fashionable throughout the Seventies and Eighties, patronised by the likes of Tom Cruise, Naomi Campbell, Princess Diana and Annie Lennox. The restaurant even hosted Kate Moss’s 22nd birthday party.It closed at the beginning of last year, just three years after it was relaunched with a major refurbishment, but has now been reinvented with some panache. Before the sale from the old to the current owners, Josh Leon, the director of restaurant sales at Savills, said: “Julie’s is one of those places that’s earned a permanent place in London’s restaurant pantheon.Julie’s has been resuscitated by Tara MacBain, who happens to be a Holland Park resident, Cordon Bleu-trained chef and a former Julie’s regular, who brought in chef patron Owen Kenworthy (previously of Brawn and the Pelican), and who wanted to turn it into an urban version of a neighbourhood French brasserie.

Lachie Neale and wife Jules go public with personal struggle on eve of AFL season - Yahoo Sport

Lachie Neale was heartbroken to miss out on winning the flag last year. Read more here. Neale said: “Family means the world to me, not just Jules and Piper, but our parents and siblings. We are all very close, and we’re so lucky to have found an amazing friendship group. Being able to balance my lifestyle can be tricky, but I make every effort to ensure our family time is uninterrupted.Neale has the chance to join an elite group of AFL players by winning a third Brownlow Medal in 2024, but the 30-year-old is more desperate to taste premiership glory for the first time. Neale was left heartbroken and was seen in tears alongside Jules after the Lions went down to Collingwood by just four points in last year's grand final.Lachie Neale and wife Jules have spoken publicly for the first time about their struggle to conceive daughter Piper.Speaking to the Courier Mail last weekend, Lachie and Jules explained their personal struggle to conceive Poppy before finally falling pregnant in 2021.

An inedible catastrophe: Julie’s Restaurant reviewed | The Spectator

At Julie’s at the fag end of Saturday lunchtime, Notting Hill beauties are defiantly not eating, and the table is covered with crumbs. Restaurant Ozymandias, I think to myself. This is no longer a district for the perennially wracked, or unrich. The Black Cross – Martin Amis’s ideal pub ... At Julie’s at the fag end of Saturday lunchtime, Notting Hill beauties are defiantly not eating, and the table is covered with crumbs. Restaurant Ozymandias, I think to myself. This is no longer a district for the perennially wracked, or unrich. The Black Cross – Martin Amis’s ideal pub in London Fields – is now a sushi joint.I don’t trust restaurant myth-making – let longevity be the judge, and this is the third Julie’s on the site – but it was for a while the sort of place that glossy magazine people wrote about when glossy magazines mattered: like Langan’s, the Grill Room at the Connaught and Le Caprice.This third Julie’s has been kindly reviewed. Possibly it is nostalgia – the first Julie’s was good, it sold sausages and mash – but, as you know, the nostalgic is not yearning for place but for himself when he was there. He is reviewing himself, when young.We go to the front desk for the bill. Our food was inedible, I say, we couldn’t eat it. The woman hands me the bill with angry eyes, as if I have failed Julie’s because I do not understand it, and, in doing so, am unworthy of it.