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A federal judge has allowed Rick Singer, the mastermind behind the Varsity Blues college admissions scandal, to resume working as a college consultant, provided he discloses his criminal record to clients, after he was released from prison and launched a new advising company.
James Van Der Beek, known for his role in 'Varsity Blues,' is selling autographed jerseys from the film to help cover the costs of his colorectal cancer treatment. The actor announced his diagnosis in November and is using the proceeds to support families affected by cancer, including his own. Van Der Beek shared his journey on Instagram, highlighting the financial burden of cancer and his optimism about recovery.
James Van Der Beek, known for his role in 'Varsity Blues,' is selling autographed merchandise to raise funds for cancer expenses for himself and other families. Celebrating the film's 25th anniversary, he offers limited edition jerseys, with all net proceeds going to support those affected by cancer. Van Der Beek, who was recently diagnosed with colorectal cancer, expressed gratitude for the support he's received and is optimistic about his prognosis. He will also participate in a special to raise awareness for cancer testing and research.
Actor James Van Der Beek is selling autographed 'Varsity Blues' jerseys to help cover the costs of his colorectal cancer treatment and support other families facing similar financial burdens. The jerseys, celebrating the film's 25th anniversary, are available for purchase online, with all net proceeds going to cancer-related expenses. Van Der Beek, who recently revealed his diagnosis, is optimistic about his health and will also participate in a TV special to raise awareness for cancer testing.
James Van Der Beek, known for his roles in Dawson's Creek and Varsity Blues, has been diagnosed with colorectal cancer and is selling Varsity Blues memorabilia to help cover treatment costs. The actor is offering limited-edition jerseys from the film, with all net proceeds going towards cancer expenses. Van Der Beek expressed optimism about his condition and highlighted the financial challenges of cancer treatment.
Lori Loughlin makes a comedic appearance on "Curb Your Enthusiasm," parodying her involvement in the college admissions scandal by portraying a character who cheats at golf and flaunts a fake handicap permit. The episode humorously addresses her role in the scandal and features her character engaging in various dishonest actions on the golf course, providing a satirical take on the real-life events.
Felicity Huffman discusses her involvement in the college admissions scandal ahead of her new role as the mother of a trans son in a comedy revival, admitting that finding work has been tough since serving 11 days in prison for paying to falsify her daughter's SAT scores. She acknowledges the consequences of her actions and reflects on the challenges of rebuilding her career, while expressing gratitude for her family's support.