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Chad Michael Busto, who was arrested last month after a run-in with Drew Barrymore, pleaded not guilty Saturday to criminal trespass and disorderly conduct charges in the incident last week at the Ralph Lauren show at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Roger Federer called for a merger between the two governing bodies on Wednesday on social media with the men’s ATP Tour Chairman Andrea Gaudenzi and his women’s WTA Tour counterpart Steve Simon both welcoming the suggestion.
A 23-year-old animal keeper at Hyderabad’s Nehru Zoological Park Saturday succumbed to injuries after he came in contact with an elephant at its enclosure.
As per Wong, Instagram will also add new camera icons for Story Camera modes such as Focus, Layout, Music, Stopmotion, Superzoom, which will be available in the latest Story Camera UI redesign update. To recall, a new camera design with Create Mode for Instagram was announced at Facebook’s F8 conference earlier this year.
A dominant India struck two quick first-half goals to beat lower-ranked Mongolia 2-0 and begin their Intercontinental Cup campaign on a winning note here on Friday.
The film, out in December, is set before the 1971 movie Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, starring Wilder as Wonka in an adaptation of Dahl’s beloved 1964 book Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
The 29-year-old Pegula had no answer to Mertens’ versatile game. Former doubles world number one Mertens used her complete arsenal of shots, including sliced forehands, drop shots, lobs and deep groundstrokes to move her opponent around and pin her back.