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Child Support
Halle Berry has scored another victory in her simmering, decade-long child support showdown with ex-lover Gabriel Aubry, DailyMail.com can exclusively reveal. Berry, 56, has spent years embroiled in costly custody battles with the fathers of her two children, Nahla Ariela Aubry, 15, and Maceo Robert Martinez, nine. The Monster's Ball actress was ordered to pay Gabriel Aubry $16,000 per month plus a lump sum of $115,000 when the pair first locked horns in LA Superior Court in 2014 - a figure she would later blast as 'extortion'. Now, new filings obtained exclusively by DailyMail.com reveal Berry - who makes a reported $10million per movie - has managed to cap that amount at $4.5million.

Wrongful Death
The family of Jordan Neely, the homeless Michael Jackson impersonator who was killed after being placed in a chokehold by Daniel Penny, declared their intention to file a wrongful death suit against Marine veteran. Neely's aunt, Carolyn, announced the intention in a letter that was sent from her attorneys, the Manhattan-based Mills & Edwards, to Penny's lawyer. 'Please be advised that this office has been retained... to pursue a claim for personal injuries and wrongful death.... Your action resulted in the death of Jordan Neely,' the letter reads in part reports the New York Post.
Traffic Violations
An American expat has revealed her shock when she was caught speeding more than 20km/h over the limit by a speed camera because she didn't realise there were cameras in traffic tunnels.
Assault
Crowds of people atÂ North Avenue Beach in Chicago scrambled for cover on Friday when gun fire went off following a fight which broke out between a group of 80 to 100 teenagers. One person pulled out a gun and fired it during the fracas which happened at 1.30pm and hundreds of beachgoers were seen running away and screaming. A 15-year-old boy was arrested and charged withÂ one count of aggravated assault discharge of firearm, and one count of criminal damage to propertyÂ worth $500 to $10,000.
Murder
Kevin Monahan, the New York homeowner accused of killing 20-year-old Kaylin Gillis when the car she was in accidentally turned onto his driveway was arraigned on murder charges Wednesday.
Prostitution
EXCLUSIVE: Red carpet film premieres and appearances by Hollywood A listers make it the epitome of glamour and the most prestigious date in the film world's calendar. But behind the images of posh frocks and glitzy parties at the heart of the French Riviera, there is a seedy underbelly of sex for sale at the Cannes Film Festival which finishes today. An investigation by MailOnline has revealed that up market call girls from across Europe, known as 'putes de luxes' in France, flock to the annual event to sell their bodies in luxury hotels. The going rate for sex with a high class escort guaranteeing discretion to get round France's strict anti-prostitution laws is around 1,000 euros an hour.
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