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Macomb County Circuit Judge Antonio Viviano told reporters after the hearing yesterday that the case was being referred to a mediator. Lawyers for Eminem and Mathers said a date for mediation hasn't been set.
Mathers, who is seeking financial support, lawyer fees and joint custody of the couple's 10-year-old daughter, , declined comment on her way out of the courthouse.
COPENHAGEN, Denmark — The were nominated in four categories, including best album, for the 2006 MTV Europe Music Awards, to be hosted by on Nov. 2.
The Red Hot Chili Peppers also were nominated in the best rock and best group categories. Madonna and Shakira were nominated in the best pop category.
This year's show will be split between the Bella Center convention hall and Copenhagen's City Hall Square “to bring more people to it,” MTV Europe's Simon Guild told a news conference.
The convention hall on the city outskirts would have 3,000 people, while some 10,000 were expected at the outdoor venue on Copenhagen's main square.
PHILADELPHIA — The principal at Benjamin Franklin High School wanted a speaker who would get students' attention. He succeeded. Some 750 students erupted in cheers when walked out on stage.
The 36-year-old founder of Bad Boy Records looked the part in sunglasses and flashy jewelry. He called some students on stage and talked to them one on one about their goals. His advice: Work hard and stay in school.
The school district also plans to use Diddy's message in an anti-truancy campaign, said Cecilia Cummings, senior vice president for communications and community relations.
BARTOW, Fla. — A former press aide for the federal Homeland Security Department pleaded no contest yesterday to charges that he had sexually explicit online conversations with someone he thought was a 14-year-old girl.
, 56, who resigned from the department shortly after his April 4 arrest, faces up to 5 years in prison under the plea agreement. The deal calls for 10 years of probation and requires him to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life, prosecutors said. His sentencing hearing is set for Nov. 17.
Doyle, of Silver Spring, Md., could have been sentenced to up to 115 years in prison if convicted of the 23 felony charges, including 16 counts of sending pornographic movie clips to a minor.
Prosecutors said Doyle wrote graphic descriptions of sexual acts in online chats and tried to set up a meeting with a 14-year-old named “Ashlynne,” who was actually a county sheriff's detective.
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