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V-Mart's slam helps Verlander win No. 22
The verdict is still out on Victor Martinez. Maybe if Verlander slaps Martinez hard enough after another big hit, he'll find out. As it is, V-Mart's grand slam was a crushing blow to his old team. Just when the Indians thought they had enough to beat
Updated: 09/08/2011 09:11A
John Galliano Found Guilty of Making Anti-Semitic Remarks, Fined
This verdict marks closure in a months-long ordeal that shocked the fashion world. The industry is still awaiting the fallout from Galliano's fall from grace with bated breath—the creative director's dismissal from Dior has opened the door for what
Updated: 09/08/2011 09:10A
Fashion designer Galliano convicted of anti-Semitic slurs in France
Galliano, who didn't attend the announcement of the verdict, was given no prison time. He was given a suspended C6,000 ($8400) fine, which means it goes on his criminal record but he does not have to pay it. The Paris court found him guilty of “public
Updated: 09/08/2011 09:09A
Galliano guilty of anti-Semitism
He blamed drug and alcohol addictions for his outburst. Prosecutors had asked for a fine of 10000 euros ($14000; £8800). The BBC's Christian Fraser, in Paris, says the greatest punishment has been the damage to Mr Galliano's career; he was sacked by
Updated: 09/08/2011 09:08A
Designer John Galliano gets $8400 fine for anti-Semitic outburst
She said Galliano had told the court he would have wanted to be present for the verdict, but did not attend to avoid another confrontation with the press. In addition to the fines, Galliano was sentenced to pay more than 5000 euros in legal fees,
Updated: 09/08/2011 09:05A
Galliano gets $8400 fine for anti-Semitic outburst
She said Galliano had told the court he would have wanted to be present for the verdict, but did not attend to avoid another confrontation with the press. In addition to the fines, Galliano was sentenced to pay more than 5000 euros in legal fees,
Updated: 09/08/2011 09:02A
'The Euro's Future Will Decide Merkel's Future'
Currently, the euro-zone countries are like car drivers who don't obey traffic laws, couldn't care less about getting a ticket and get into accidents -- putting themselves and others in danger. That's bad enough, but it's still no reason to remove the
Updated: 09/08/2011 09:02A
John Galliano found guilty in anti-Semitism case
Under French law, Galliano could have faced up to six months in prison and a fine up to $31622, but the designer, who wasn't in the Paris courtroom when the verdict was announced, won't be required to serve any jail time; the totality of his sentence
Updated: 09/08/2011 09:02A
Paris court convicts ex-Dior designer John Galliano in anti-Semitism case
Galliano, who didn't attend the announcement of the verdict, was given no prison time. He was given a suspended $8400 fine, which means it goes on his criminal record but he does not have to pay it. The Paris court found him guilty of ``public insults
Updated: 09/08/2011 09:02A
Galliano Fined 6000 Euros Over Anti-Semitic Outburst
She said Galliano had told the court he would have wanted to be present for the verdict, but did not attend to avoid another confrontation with the press. In addition to the fines, Galliano was sentenced to pay more than 5000 euros in legal fees,
Updated: 09/08/2011 08:58A
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