BeforeFelicity Huffmanfaced fraud charges for allegedly participating in a college cheating scheme, her husbandWilliam H. Macyspoke out about how lying is “never” worth it in the long run. In a February interview withMen’s Journal, theShamelessstar, 69, said that the best advice he’d ever received was to “never lie.” “It’s the cheapest way to go. Lies cost you a lot, and they’re never worth what they cost,” he said. “Like the flu — you let it run its course,” he remarked....

Willow Smithis going through a metamorphosis of sorts, recently shedding another layer.The two-time Emmy Award nominee, 20,shaved her head onstageduring a pop-punk performance of her 2010 debut single “Whip My Hair.” It served as a climactic conclusion to her Facebook Live eventWillow in Concert: Lately I Feel Everything, promoting Friday’s release of her fourth studio album.“I’m thinking about shaving my head during the ‘Whip My Hair’ performance,” Smith said in a behind-the-scenes clip....

Photo: Getty Families returning home on Sunday from theirThanksgivingweekend may have some issues with their travel plans. The storm has been heading east from the Plains and the Midwest and made the first snowfall landing of the year from New Jersey to Boston, according toUSA Today. Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey were all hit on Sunday with ice, snow and strong winds, andthe National Weather Servicesaid snowfall is expected into Monday....

Photo: Gregory Rec/Portland Press Herald via Getty; Al Drago/Bloomberg via Getty; Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty JudgeKetanji Brown Jacksonwill almost certainly be seated on the U.S. Supreme Court. Sens.Susan Collinsof Maine,Lisa Murkowskiof Alaska andMitt Romneyof Utah have all expressed their intention to vote in favor of making Judge Jackson, 51, the country’s 116th Supreme Court Justice and the first Black woman to sit on the bench. For more on Ketanji Brown Jackson, listen below to our daily podcast on PEOPLE Every Day....

On the eve of his departure from the White House, PresidentDonald Trumpflexed one of his signature powers for the final time. He issued 143 pardons or sentence commutations for convicted criminals including rappers Kodak Black and Lil Wayne; former top strategist Steve Bannon, who is being prosecuted for fraud; former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick, in prison for corruption; and Palm Beach, Florida, eye doctor Salomon Melgen, who is in prison after being convicted on dozens of counts of health care fraud....

Atlanta Dream.Photo: M. Anthony Nesmith/Icon Sportswire via Getty The Atlanta Dream have a new ownership team. On Friday, the WNBA and NBA Boards of Governors announced the news after many athletes and fanscalled forco-owner and former Sen. Kelly Loeffler to sell the team. The WNBA and NBA Boards of Governors unanimously approved the sale of the Atlanta Dream to a three-member investor group comprised of Larry Gottesdiener, chairman of real estate firm Northland and Northland President and Chief Operating Officer Suzanne Abair, as well as former Dream star Renee Montgomery....

Photo: Go Fund Me A Florida woman is charged with murder after she blacked out from drinking and allegedly killed a friend who drove her home from a bar. On Sunday morning shortly after 6 a.m., Serrano called police and told officers she had been leaving her Coral Springs home to go to the gym when she found the body of a woman she did not know in her driveway....

Lara Griffiths.Photo:Lara Griffiths / SWNS Lara Griffiths / SWNS A British woman who managed to spend amassive lottery jackpotin just eight years alongside her ex-husband says she does not believe winning ruined her life. Lara Griffiths’ ex-husband, Roger Griffiths, claimed the £1.8 million prize (about $2.2 million) in 2005, according to SWNS. She said they spent the winnings on various items, including economy-class plane tickets to Dubai, a £150k salon where Lara worked, 30 second-hand cars and at least 15 designer handbags....

Yasmine Hider; Adam Simjee and Mikayla Paulus.Photo:Clay County Sheriff’s Office; GoFundMe Clay County Sheriff’s Office; GoFundMe A woman pleaded guilty tokilling a man inside Talladega National Forestafter she tried to rob him at gunpoint, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office, Northern District of Alabama. Yasmine Marie Hider of Edmond, Oklahoma, pleaded guilty to murder, kidnapping and robbery before U.S. District Court R. David Proctor, the U.S. Attorney’s Office saidin a press releaseon Wednesday....

Photo: Adam QuinlanA Massachusetts woman miraculously avoided serious injury after a tractor-trailer sent a metal ramp flying through straight through her windshield.Mary Quinlan was driving on I-95 near Boston on Tuesday when the incident occurred, ABC affiliate WCVBreported.Quinlan, 56, said she was in the slow lane with a tractor-trailer driving in the middle lane about 40 yards ahead when she spotted the ramp sitting on the highway.“The tractor went around, but the trailer clipped it, and it started to spin way up in the air,” she said....

Photo: Allen County Jail Sir Marshall S. Snyder III, 23, is facing an attempted murder charge after allegedly helping his girlfriend, Sarai Rodriguez-Miranda, 19, poison her infant niece in January 2017. • Want to keep up with the latest crime coverage? Clickhereto get breaking crime news, ongoing trial coverage and details of intriguing unsolved cases in the True Crime Newsletter. She sent a series of texts to Snyder from a phone that she shared with her mother that revealed the plan....

Billy the Kid.Photo: Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office Online prison records confirm the charges against Erica Farmer, 34. Natasha Harris, who says little Billy the Kid is her granddaughter’s goat, wants authorities to drop the charges, calling the whole incident a big misunderstanding. Harris had called deputies about Billy’s abduction on Saturday night, after returning to her home in Lillian to find the animal missing. Harris did tell police that her goats often wander around her rural neighborhood, but was worried that ill-intentioned teenagers had taken the kid....

Photo: Drew Angerer/Getty During Christine Blasey Ford’sdevastating testimony Thursdayas she graphically recounted Supreme Court nomineeBrett Kavanaugh’salleged sexual assault, women across the country say they felt—deeply and personally—her pain. “When Dr. Ford choked up, I choked up. When her voice broke as she described the details of the assault, I burst into tears,” says Natasha Stoynoff, a PEOPLE writer and author whoaccused then-candidate Donald Trumpof pushing her against a wall and forcing his tongue down her throat during a 2005 interview....