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Shia LaBeouf was ordered by Judge Simone Levine to enroll in substance-abuse treatment, undergo drug testing, and post a $100,000 bond as conditions of release after being accused of two counts of misdemeanor battery and hurling homophobic slurs at two men at a New Orleans bar; he was previously released without bond and was denied travel to Rome for religious observances, with a March 19 court date set.
Shia LaBeouf was arrested in New Orleans on two counts of simple battery after a Mardi Gras bar altercation, with police alleging he became irate, punched several people, and shouted homophobic slurs during the arrest (videos reportedly show the incident). He was taken to the hospital before being released, and Rolling Stone notes prior concerns about his increasingly erratic behavior on set.
Actor Shia LaBeouf was charged with battery after allegedly assaulting multiple people outside a New Orleans bar during Mardi Gras, with police also alleging he used homophobic slurs during the incident.
Actor Shia LaBeouf was arrested in New Orleans on two counts of simple battery after allegedly punching two men at a bar during Mardi Gras and shouting homophobic slurs at them, including faggot; one victim, Jeffrey Damnit, was dressed in drag, and the other, Nathan Thomas Reed, identified as queer, was also struck. He was released on his own recognizance, with a March 19 hearing tentatively set, as police investigations continue.
Comedian Shane Gillis, who was fired from Saturday Night Live in 2019 for using racial and homophobic slurs, has been announced as the next host of the show. His firing came after the resurfacing of videos and audio clips in which he used offensive language. Despite the controversy, Gillis has been given a second chance to host SNL alongside musical guest 21 Savage.
The University of Alabama has condemned the racist and homophobic slurs shouted by its fans at three Texas Longhorn players during a football game. A video of the incident went viral on social media, showing Alabama fans behind the Texas sideline shouting slurs at Black players. The university expressed disgust and stated that such behavior will not be tolerated. Fans are encouraged to report issues, and those found in violation of the rules may be removed and banned from future events. The University of Texas has not yet responded to the incident.