James Hutchinson and Brittany Gosney.Photo: Middletown Division of Police (2) Brittany Gosney, the Ohio mother who killed her 6-year-old son before dumping his body in the Ohio River, pleaded guilty Monday to one count of murder and two counts of endangering children, PEOPLE confirms through online court records. The 29-year-old mom-of-three will be sentenced next month, according to the records. Under the terms of the plea agreement, which comes less than six months after Gosney’s initial arrest, 13 other criminal counts pending against Gosney were dismissed....

Lawrence Anderson.Photo: Chickasha Police Department A grandfather and his 4-year-old granddaughter were killed in a stabbing Tuesday in a small town southwest of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Chickasha police arrived at his home Tuesday night after receiving a 911 call in which the caller hung up, the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation’s PIO toldnews station KFOR. “While attempting to make contact at the door, officers could hear someone inside the home calling for help,” the OSBIsaid in a releaseWednesday....

Chin, of Tulsa NBC affiliate KJRH, was reading the teleprompter about NASA’s recently postponedmission to the moonwhen her delivery became halted and she started stumbling over words. “I’m sorry, something is going on with me this morning,” Chin said, before tossing her segment to the station’s meteorologist. Chin’s co-workers recognized something was happening to her and called an ambulance, she wrote in a Facebook post one day after the event....

Photo: AP Photo/Al Goldis A suspect is in custody after a college baseball player was shot following a Friday game in Ohio. The athlete, who plays for Olivet College in Michigan, suffered “non-life-threatening injuries” and has since been released from the hospital after “an incident occurred involving an individual with a firearm” when he returned to the dugout to retrieve an item after a game at Muskingum University,per the school....

Photo: Heather Hazzan for VarietyOlivia Rodrigois reflecting on the release of her debut albumSour.In a newinterview forVariety’s Power of Young Hollywoodissue, the “Jealousy, Jealousy” singer, 18, opened up about the reception to her song “Drivers License” and the speculation surrounding who the song was about.At the time, it was rumored that the song was about herHigh School Musical: The Musical: The SeriescostarJoshua Bassettand that references to “that blonde girl” were about fellow Disney starSabrina Carpenter....

Grab your popcorn — anOlivia Rodrigodocumentary is coming exclusively to Disney+!In the film, titledOlivia Rodrigo: driving home 2 u (a Sour film), fans follow the 18-year-old pop star as she travels between Salt Lake City, where she began writing her now-triple platinum albumSour, and Los Angeles, all while Rodrigo recalls some of her biggest memories from working on her debut record.Rodrigo announced the movie’s March 25 release on Thursdayin an Instagram postalongsidea 30-second trailer....

Good for her! Olivia Rodrigo.Bennett Raglin/Getty At one point, Rodrigo high-fived members of the audience before joining her dancers for a choreographed segment before confetti began to drop on the crowd and she shattered the video camera with her microphone. Rodrigo soon returned to the stage to accept the award for song of the year for her breakthrough hit “Drivers License.” “I want to thank all of you guys the fans....

Olivia Rodrigo.Photo: Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagicOlivia Rodrigois getting fans excited for the new year!To celebrate her top listeners on Spotify Wrapped, the “traitor” singer addressed her fans in a video and teased that new music is coming in 2023.“I just wanted to say thank you so much for listening to my music this year,” Rodrigo, 19,said in a video sent to her top Spotify listeners. “I really, truly couldn’t be more grateful and I am so excited for next year, and all of the new things and new music that 2023 will bring....

Photo: BACKGRID Olivia Wildeand ex-fiancéJason Sudeikisappear to be keeping it friendly. After PEOPLEconfirmed her splitfromHarry Stylesin November, the actress and filmmaker, 38, was spotted Friday in Los Angeles, sharing a hug with theTed Lassostar, 47, with whom she shares sonOtis Alexander, 8½, and 6-year-old daughterDaisy Josephine. A source told PEOPLE in November that Wilde and Styles, 28, are “taking a break” after theywere first linkedin January 2021 while working on their movieDon’t Worry Darling, on which she served as actress and director....

Rich Polk/Getty “As you all know I stepped back from the socials and in that time I did a lot of journaling, reflecting, soul searching and found myself back where it all began,” she wrote in the caption, adding, “it’s so easy to suppress and run away from facing darkness and fears.” “For many years, I’ve had an ache in my heart,” she continued, noting “but I didn’t want to keep carrying anger, pain, sadness, or regret and through my tears and hurt, I’ve found peace....

Photo: Takeshi Nishimoto/AFLO/Shutterstock According toReuters, the 33-year-old tested positive for erythropoietin (EPO) during the Manchester Great Race in May 2022, a banned substance that boosts the production of red blood cells, providing an unfair advantage in endurance events. The outlet said that Robertson received a four-year ban for testing positive and a second four-year ban for tampering with evidence. PerCNN, Robertson claimed that he visited a medical facility in Kenya to receive a COVID-19 vaccine but instead received treatment for the infection, which he said is when he was administered EPO....

Figure skaterAdam Ripponhas conquered the Olympics,Dancing with the Starsand Twitter. His next adventure? A memoir coming this fall. As he exclusively revealed onPEOPLE Now, it will be calledBeautiful on the Outside— and he also debuted the cover! “I think we’re all told and we all feel like everything going on inside, [we] need to kind of keep it in and really put out this image of everything’s going great and everything’s perfect,” Rippon, 29, explained of the title....

Colorado Governor Jared Polis.Photo: BOB STRONG/UPI/Shutterstock Colorado Gov. Jared Polis, thefirst openly gay man to be elected to lead a state, spoke out against a spate of legislation addressing issues that affect LGBTQ young people, calling recent Republican bills “un-American” and examples of “overreach.” “Look, words matter. Laws matter,” Polis, 46, told CNN’s Dana Bash in aninterview onState of the Unionon Sunday. Bash had asked Polis about Florida legislation critics are calling the"Don’t Say Gay" bill— which would ban discussion of sexual orientation and gender identity in classrooms and could, its opponents say, force educators and administrators to “out” students to their caregivers at home — as well as South Dakota’snew law that segregates school athleticsbased on sex assigned at birth, effectively banning transgender kids from participating in sports matching their gender identity....