On Memorial Day weekend, Zach Roerig, the Vampire Diaries star, was arrested on DUI charges not long before he reportedly peed himself. TMZ was the first to report that Roerig, who portrayed Matt Donovan on Vampire Diaries, was arrested in the early hours of Sunday morning around 2:30 am. The police pulled him over in Montpelier, Ohio, after noticing his truck was missing the license plate at the front of the vehicle.

Daniil Medvedev shed light on the challenges of waiting through a lengthy rain delay and then playing late into the night as he beat Quentin Halys 6-4, 6-2 to move into the quarterfinals of the 2023 Miami Open. Medvedev said that all he could do was 'lay down for five hours' as he waited to get on the court and was not even sure whether he would get to play on the night.

Embed from Getty Images One things scammers will do is continue to scam. Anna (Delvey) Sorokin got out of jail/detention in October, moved into an East Village apartment, and promptly started giving interviews to the likes of CNN and The New York Times. Then she started making seemingly legit money moves and socializing with NYC’s downtown “elite” from the comfort of house arrest. But apparently she hasn’t been paying her bills.

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